Foundation For Youth – Boys & Girls Club Tutoring and Homework Help
405 Hope Avenue, Columbus, IN 47201
About
Foundation For Youth – Boys & Girls Club Tutoring and Homework Help offers tutoring, homework help, and summer learning loss prevention for school-aged youth in grades K–12. The program is part of a broader set of activities that includes swim lessons, water aerobics, basketball, volleyball, golf clinics, pickleball, open gym, summer camps, outdoor adventures, a challenge course, hiking, and archery. It also connects youth with 1:1 and small group mentoring programs, leadership development, youth voice advocacy, and collaborative partnerships.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
Foundation For Youth (FFY) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has served youth and families since 1928 and includes sports leagues, out-of-school activities, camps, prevention, and mentoring services. FFY states its mission as: “To Inspire and Enable Our Youth, Our Community,” and grounds its work in four cornerstones: Commitment to Learning, Character and Leadership, Positive Identity, and Healthy Lifestyles. FFY participates at the Platinum Level for transparency and is the licensed Safe Place agency operating the national Safe Place outreach and prevention program for youth in crisis in the local community. Through the Council for Youth Development and other coalitions and partners, FFY aligns efforts that use the 40 Developmental Assets and Developmental Relationships training and resources and works with community members to promote positive mental health and address substance abuse and misuse in Bartholomew County. Janine Proto serves as Volunteer Resource Manager, and FFY also offers TBRI: Foundation For Hope, a trauma-informed framework that uses consistent language, nurturing engagement, and emotional regulation strategies.
Last updated May 13, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
Foundation For Youth (FFY) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has served youth and families since 1928 and includes sports leagues, out-of-school activities, camps, prevention, and mentoring services. FFY states its mission as: “To Inspire and Enable Our Youth, Our Community,” and grounds its work in four cornerstones: Commitment to Learning, Character and Leadership, Positive Identity, and Healthy Lifestyles. FFY participates at the Platinum Level for transparency and is the licensed Safe Place agency operating the national Safe Place outreach and prevention program for youth in crisis in the local community. Through the Council for Youth Development and other coalitions and partners, FFY aligns efforts that use the 40 Developmental Assets and Developmental Relationships training and resources and works with community members to promote positive mental health and address substance abuse and misuse in Bartholomew County. Janine Proto serves as Volunteer Resource Manager, and FFY also offers TBRI: Foundation For Hope, a trauma-informed framework that uses consistent language, nurturing engagement, and emotional regulation strategies.
Last updated May 13, 2026.
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