Civic Day

This annual event, sponsored by the Club in conjunction with the Youth Bureau and the City, gives members an opportunity to learn about leadership positions at City Hall, including Mayor, City Manager, Commissioners, City Council, City Clerk, City Judge, Court Clerk and Corporation Council.

Remington Leadership Program

Members 6 to 12 years old have an opportunity to participate in a variety of positive and rewarding educational, cultural, civic and social experiences designed to develop their leadership skills and abilities through mentoring and support.

Members 13 to 18 with the support of volunteers and staff, use what they learn in the program to become mentors for younger members.

Respect Leaders

Also known as Teens on the Move, members 13 to 18 years old participate in group educational and recreational activities focusing on developing life, social, political, entrepreneurial and leadership skills.

Cooking Classes

Volunteers and local restaurants host classes throughout the year sharing information about basic cooking skills, nutrition, and ethnic specialties.

Movie Nights

Members and their families are welcome to socialize and enjoy family oriented movies every other Friday night at Respect and periodically at Mascaro and Remington.

Game Nights

Members and their families are welcome to participate in friendly competition as we pull out all the board games every other Friday night at Respect and periodically at Mascaro and Remington.

Sewing and Fashion

Members can learn the art of sewing and fashion design with a focus on developing entrepreneurial skills.

Yoga

Members have the opportunity to participate in meditation and yoga.

4H Club

Members participate in a range of activities from cooking to sewing to games all designed to help them appreciate cultural differences.

Sporty Females

A mentorship program reaching out to girls 9 to 12 years old as they explore sports activities and teambuilding.

Parent Involvement

Parents and guardians are always encouraged to be part of their child’s membership experience at the Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle. Whether joining in for Movie or Game nights, cheering at a sports event, chaperoning for an activity, helping their child choose a book to read for the Book a Month Club or sharing what subject areas their child needs home work help with - parents can and do make a positive difference.

New Programs and Partnerships

New programs, activities and events are offered at various times throughout the year through partnerships with other organizations and sponsorships by community stakeholders and business leaders.