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Donations by mail: We accept personal checks! Please make your check out to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area and mail it to us at: 21 Delaware Ave, Albany, NY 12210

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Every $1 invested in Boys & Girls Clubs returns $10.32 in economic benefits to Club members, their families and society. These include social benefits, such as mental health, education and healthy behaviors, not accounted for in a purely financial ROI.

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Celebrating Our Student Leaders' Summer Journey

Hi everyone! In case you haven't seen us on the Club's social media pages, we are Will McCoy and Becker Zimmerman, two college students with the Bank of America Student Leaders Program that recently wrapped up a five week internship with the Resource Development team at the Club. We wanted to share our experience at the Club because coming into this internship, we had a limited knowledge of what the Club actually does. We assumed it was simply an afterschool program for kid

2026 Women's History Month Tea

March 21, 2026 The 2026 Women’s History Month Tea , sponsored by Project RISE and DCJS and led by Regional Director of Teen Programs, David Gordon, was a resounding success and a landmark event for our Club. The event saw overwhelming community engagement, with 362 attendees at the Massry Center for the Arts, making it one of the most highly attended events in Club history. Attendees experienced a dynamic showcase of youth talent and community artistry, including performances

BGCCA provides Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK or Pre-K) in Albany county.

The Benefits of Universal Pre-Kindergarten for Kids

Early childhood sets the foundation for a lifetime of learning, behavior, and health. Universal Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) programs offer young children access to structured learning environments before they enter formal schooling. These programs have gained attention for their potential to support children’s development across multiple domains.