Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion and Polk Counties Youth Programs
Epping Homestead Branch, 1395 Summer Street, Salem, NE 97301
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Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion and Polk Counties Youth Programs include art, hands-on STEM projects, cooking, sports and recreation, and youth sports leagues such as flag football, volleyball, and basketball. The program offers academic support and tutoring, homework help, STEAM workshops, leadership opportunities, life skills development, budgeting skills, goal setting, and service opportunities. Teen-focused activities include high school mentorship, career and college exploration and mentoring, trade and technical skills exposure, entrepreneur skills building, job skills training, community service, paid internships, and participation in the Teen Court program for youth who have committed a first-time non-violent offense in the City of Salem.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: After school programs during the school year, teen center hours Monday–Friday on school days and in summer, and a summer camp session from June 16–August 22, 2025
• Price: After School Programs Grades 1–5: $25 annual membership plus $30 per month; Grades 6–12: $5 annual registration with no additional cost; Woodburn Teen Center: No fee
The organization’s mission states that it provides afterschool and summer programming, youth athletics leagues, and teen centers with targeted teen programming, with a focus on character and leadership, academic success, healthy lifestyles, and education and career development for youth ages 6–18. Each of the seven Clubhouses offers after-school and summer programming that the organization describes as affordable and enriching, and the Club states that it works to meet the essential needs of every kid and to help them realize their full potential. Youth in the programs receive a hot meal every day and have access to dental care if they are uninsured or underinsured.
The leadership team includes Chief Executive Officer Erin Oliver; Interim CEO and Chief Development Officer Robbin Kerner; Chief Operations Officer Tony Stafford; Chief Financial Officer Tracey Monier; Senior Teen Services Director Haidee Munoz; Senior Athletic Director Kyle Buse; Senior Health & Dental Services Director Meghan Udlock; Senior Marketing Director Kari Roberts; several Senior Branch Directors and Branch Directors; and staff in roles such as Teen Services Manager, Teen Court Coordinator, Support Services Coordinator, Director of Grants & Project Manager, and Director of Annual Giving. The Teen Court program is run in partnership with Chemeketa Community College, Marion County Juvenile Department, Marion County Circuit Court, and volunteers and donors from the legal community, and it receives support from the Oregon Youth Development Division and individual donors. The Boys & Girls Club also partners with SELCO Community Credit Union and other local partners for a Back to School Backpack Giveaway event.
A youth testimonial from Yuleth C., the 2025 Youth of the Year for Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion and Polk Counties, states that the Club became “a beacon of hope” and that “The Boys & Girls Club didn’t just impact my life; it saved it.”
Last updated January 6, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: After school programs during the school year, teen center hours Monday–Friday on school days and in summer, and a summer camp session from June 16–August 22, 2025
• Price: After School Programs Grades 1–5: $25 annual membership plus $30 per month; Grades 6–12: $5 annual registration with no additional cost; Woodburn Teen Center: No fee
The organization’s mission states that it provides afterschool and summer programming, youth athletics leagues, and teen centers with targeted teen programming, with a focus on character and leadership, academic success, healthy lifestyles, and education and career development for youth ages 6–18. Each of the seven Clubhouses offers after-school and summer programming that the organization describes as affordable and enriching, and the Club states that it works to meet the essential needs of every kid and to help them realize their full potential. Youth in the programs receive a hot meal every day and have access to dental care if they are uninsured or underinsured.
The leadership team includes Chief Executive Officer Erin Oliver; Interim CEO and Chief Development Officer Robbin Kerner; Chief Operations Officer Tony Stafford; Chief Financial Officer Tracey Monier; Senior Teen Services Director Haidee Munoz; Senior Athletic Director Kyle Buse; Senior Health & Dental Services Director Meghan Udlock; Senior Marketing Director Kari Roberts; several Senior Branch Directors and Branch Directors; and staff in roles such as Teen Services Manager, Teen Court Coordinator, Support Services Coordinator, Director of Grants & Project Manager, and Director of Annual Giving. The Teen Court program is run in partnership with Chemeketa Community College, Marion County Juvenile Department, Marion County Circuit Court, and volunteers and donors from the legal community, and it receives support from the Oregon Youth Development Division and individual donors. The Boys & Girls Club also partners with SELCO Community Credit Union and other local partners for a Back to School Backpack Giveaway event.
A youth testimonial from Yuleth C., the 2025 Youth of the Year for Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion and Polk Counties, states that the Club became “a beacon of hope” and that “The Boys & Girls Club didn’t just impact my life; it saved it.”
Last updated January 6, 2026.
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