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Boys & Girls Club of Whittier & Pico Rivera After-School and Summer Programs offers after-school and summer options that include activities such as pickleball. The program includes transportation support and walking pick-up options connected to its main clubhouse operations.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Price: Transportation fee is $95 per member, per month.
The program states a mission “to enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.” It emphasizes academic success, development of good character and citizenship, and formation of healthy lifestyles. It operates programs at 31 to 37 locations and runs a transportation program with eight vans that pick up members from school sites and bring them to the main clubhouse. It also offers a walking program in which members from Lydia Jackson Elementary School are picked up by staff and walked to the main clubhouse free of charge. The organization lists a Front Desk Manager, Clara Velazquez, as part of its leadership team. It reports serving youth in the Whittier Area Literacy Council and partnering with Reach for the Stars in the Whittier City School District. It notes partnerships with the Whittier City School District, East Whittier School District, South Whittier School District, Little Lake City School District, and Los Nietos School District, and support from the Taco Bell Foundation, Buffalo Wild Wings Foundation, JCPenney Whittier, Credit Union of Southern California, and Trane Technologies. The program is a recipient of a Community Grant from the Taco Bell Foundation and describes itself as a place where any child can find safety, encouragement, and the strength to grow and become a contributing member of the community.
Last updated March 16, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Price: Transportation fee is $95 per member, per month.
The program states a mission “to enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.” It emphasizes academic success, development of good character and citizenship, and formation of healthy lifestyles. It operates programs at 31 to 37 locations and runs a transportation program with eight vans that pick up members from school sites and bring them to the main clubhouse. It also offers a walking program in which members from Lydia Jackson Elementary School are picked up by staff and walked to the main clubhouse free of charge. The organization lists a Front Desk Manager, Clara Velazquez, as part of its leadership team. It reports serving youth in the Whittier Area Literacy Council and partnering with Reach for the Stars in the Whittier City School District. It notes partnerships with the Whittier City School District, East Whittier School District, South Whittier School District, Little Lake City School District, and Los Nietos School District, and support from the Taco Bell Foundation, Buffalo Wild Wings Foundation, JCPenney Whittier, Credit Union of Southern California, and Trane Technologies. The program is a recipient of a Community Grant from the Taco Bell Foundation and describes itself as a place where any child can find safety, encouragement, and the strength to grow and become a contributing member of the community.
Last updated March 16, 2026.
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