Boys & Girls Clubs of La Habra – General Programs
Boys & Girls Clubs of La Habra, 1211 Fahringer Way, La Habra, CA 90631
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Boys & Girls Clubs of La Habra – General Programs offers activities such as fine arts, origami, board games, group activities, air hockey, and ping pong tournaments. The program also includes sports like basketball, volleyball, soccer, pickleball, and an annual youth basketball league, as well as leadership workshops, community projects, and life and workforce readiness activities. Members can take part in creative collaborations and work with digital technology, robotics, 3D design, coding, prototyping, and fabrication.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: General and extended-day options are available Monday–Friday during the school year and summer, with morning-to-late-afternoon coverage on extended days
• Price: Become a Boys & Girls Club member for just $20 (valid from June 1st through July 31st)
The Boys & Girls Clubs of La Habra was founded in 1955 by Tony Villelli, Al Brown, John Kelley, and the La Habra Host Lions Club, and has added facilities and programs over the years, including a Teen Center in 1989 and the Robert E. Fulton Education Center in 1999. The organization collaborates with the La Habra City School District under the State of California’s After School Education and Safety Program Grant, which enabled the opening of nine school sites. Its mission states that Boys & Girls Clubs build character by providing leadership and guidance in behavior and attitude, bringing together young people of all ethnicities, ages, and creeds in recreation and fellowship, and offering a safe, supportive environment, fun activities, supportive relationships, increased opportunities to learn and develop, and recognition of achievement.
The leadership team for the La Habra Main Unit includes Unit Director Pat Favela, Program Director of Extended Day Margarita Ascencio, Education Coordinator Angelina Holloway, Program Coordinator Gary Chavez, Front Counter Clerk Julianna Gonzalez, Director of Operations for School Services Amber Villasenor, A.S.E.S. Clerk Denise Morelos, and E.L.O.P. Clerk Emily Gutierrez-Garcia, along with several program administrators and unit leaders for local school sites. Keystone is noted as having won awards. Each child is required to have a current membership and to bring a membership card, which is described as a passport to all the Club’s different departments.
Last updated June 20, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: General and extended-day options are available Monday–Friday during the school year and summer, with morning-to-late-afternoon coverage on extended days
• Price: Become a Boys & Girls Club member for just $20 (valid from June 1st through July 31st)
The Boys & Girls Clubs of La Habra was founded in 1955 by Tony Villelli, Al Brown, John Kelley, and the La Habra Host Lions Club, and has added facilities and programs over the years, including a Teen Center in 1989 and the Robert E. Fulton Education Center in 1999. The organization collaborates with the La Habra City School District under the State of California’s After School Education and Safety Program Grant, which enabled the opening of nine school sites. Its mission states that Boys & Girls Clubs build character by providing leadership and guidance in behavior and attitude, bringing together young people of all ethnicities, ages, and creeds in recreation and fellowship, and offering a safe, supportive environment, fun activities, supportive relationships, increased opportunities to learn and develop, and recognition of achievement.
The leadership team for the La Habra Main Unit includes Unit Director Pat Favela, Program Director of Extended Day Margarita Ascencio, Education Coordinator Angelina Holloway, Program Coordinator Gary Chavez, Front Counter Clerk Julianna Gonzalez, Director of Operations for School Services Amber Villasenor, A.S.E.S. Clerk Denise Morelos, and E.L.O.P. Clerk Emily Gutierrez-Garcia, along with several program administrators and unit leaders for local school sites. Keystone is noted as having won awards. Each child is required to have a current membership and to bring a membership card, which is described as a passport to all the Club’s different departments.
Last updated June 20, 2026.
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