Union League Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Programs
Union League Boys & Girls Clubs Headquarters, 65 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IL 60604
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Union League Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Programs offers tutoring, homework support, and STEM exploration, along with physical activity and wellness education. For older participants, the program includes resume writing, mock interviews, mentorship, internships, and career readiness programs.
Union League Boys & Girls Clubs states that its mission is to open doors for Chicago’s next generation through trusted mentorship, life-changing programs, and a strong sense of belonging so that young people gain skills, confidence, and support to reach their full potential. The organization reports serving 13,022 youth across Chicago annually through 10 club locations, with 13K youth served annually also noted. It reports that 98% of its participants graduate to higher education, that over 169,000 meals were provided in 2025, and that $171,000 in college scholarships were awarded. The organization describes its community involvement as bringing together supporters, partners, and community leaders to celebrate achievement, create opportunity, and invest in the success of Chicago’s youth. One participant, Aiden McKinney, Senior Youth of the Year, shared that he learned he had to show up and stay committed to becoming better, and that the Club gave him a place to keep showing up, growing, and believing in himself, with mentors and opportunities that helped him build confidence, discover his strengths, and focus on resilience, discipline, accountability, and making a positive impact in his community.
Last updated June 22, 2026.
Union League Boys & Girls Clubs states that its mission is to open doors for Chicago’s next generation through trusted mentorship, life-changing programs, and a strong sense of belonging so that young people gain skills, confidence, and support to reach their full potential. The organization reports serving 13,022 youth across Chicago annually through 10 club locations, with 13K youth served annually also noted. It reports that 98% of its participants graduate to higher education, that over 169,000 meals were provided in 2025, and that $171,000 in college scholarships were awarded. The organization describes its community involvement as bringing together supporters, partners, and community leaders to celebrate achievement, create opportunity, and invest in the success of Chicago’s youth. One participant, Aiden McKinney, Senior Youth of the Year, shared that he learned he had to show up and stay committed to becoming better, and that the Club gave him a place to keep showing up, growing, and believing in himself, with mentors and opportunities that helped him build confidence, discover his strengths, and focus on resilience, discipline, accountability, and making a positive impact in his community.
Last updated June 22, 2026.
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