Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle Youth Programs
Remington Clubhouse, 1 Remington Pl, New Rochelle, NY 10801
About
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle Youth Programs include access to the Mascaro gym for sports events and the new Remington facility for events, sports events, and other activities. The programs are part of a larger organization that offers life-enhancing programs and character development experiences, along with ongoing relationships with caring adult professionals.
For 95 years, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle has been an integral part of the New Rochelle community, beginning in 1929 at the Washington School Building on Union Avenue. The mission of Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle is to enable all young people, especially those who need the organization most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. The organization states that it provides a safe place to learn and grow, ongoing relationships with caring adult professionals, life-enhancing programs and character development experiences, and hope and opportunity. The programs focus on the whole child, including academics, mental wellness, fitness, leadership, and civics, and many former members return as volunteers, mentors, and members of the leadership team.
The leadership team for Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle Youth Programs includes site directors at multiple clubhouses and school sites. The Mascaro Clubhouse Site Director is Will Iannuzzi, and the Remington Clubhouse Site Director is Yolanda Roberson. School-based site directors include Doanny Gonzales at Columbus Elementary, Lori Guzman at George M. Davis Jr. Elementary, Daniel Fernandez at Trinity Elementary, Aliyah Silvera at William B. Ward Elementary, Wynter Parham at Albert Leonard Middle School, CelyMaris Soto at Isaac E. Young Middle School, and Gustavo Morales at New Rochelle High School. Additional leaders include the Jefferson Elementary Assistant Site Directors (reachable at [email protected]), Valerie Uribe at Central School, Eazette Bealon at Chatsworth Avenue School, Aliastair Henry at Mamaroneck Avenue School, and Nancy Ceja as Interim Site Director at Murray Avenue School.
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle reports that it now serves over 10,000 youth annually at its two clubhouses and 13 school sites throughout Westchester County, and also states that it currently serves over 10,000 youth annually at two clubhouses and 12 school sites in Westchester County. The organization has expanded over time by partnering with the City of New Rochelle School District to provide after-school programs as part of the 21st Century Program at Isaac E. Young Middle School, later adding programs for teens with a focus on physical fitness. In 2008, it opened its first school-based site at Trinity Elementary School and an after-school program at Ward Elementary School, and in 2013 it launched an after-school program at New Rochelle High School; it now operates programs at all New Rochelle schools as well as sites in the Mamaroneck/Larchmont school districts.
Community involvement includes welcoming Knicks “30 Rock” artwork donated by the Knicks and NBCUniversal after its display in New York City to promote the renewed NBA–NBC partnership. New Rochelle Councilmember Martha Lewis, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle, and State Senator Nathalia Fernandez announced a program to empower young adults to serve as ambassadors for inclusive change by fostering dialogue, empathy, and understanding across diverse racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. The organization has also embraced the spirit of Thanksgiving by providing meals and support for 781 families. New Rochelle City Council Member Martha Lopez, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle, and State Senator Nathalia Fernandez unveiled “How Well Do You Know Me?,” which is designed for young adults to bridge communities, break down barriers, and build connections.
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle and CEO Becky Mazzanobile have been honored for the second straight year for outstanding leadership and innovation at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Northeast Leadership Conference.
Last updated February 5, 2026.
For 95 years, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle has been an integral part of the New Rochelle community, beginning in 1929 at the Washington School Building on Union Avenue. The mission of Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle is to enable all young people, especially those who need the organization most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. The organization states that it provides a safe place to learn and grow, ongoing relationships with caring adult professionals, life-enhancing programs and character development experiences, and hope and opportunity. The programs focus on the whole child, including academics, mental wellness, fitness, leadership, and civics, and many former members return as volunteers, mentors, and members of the leadership team.
The leadership team for Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle Youth Programs includes site directors at multiple clubhouses and school sites. The Mascaro Clubhouse Site Director is Will Iannuzzi, and the Remington Clubhouse Site Director is Yolanda Roberson. School-based site directors include Doanny Gonzales at Columbus Elementary, Lori Guzman at George M. Davis Jr. Elementary, Daniel Fernandez at Trinity Elementary, Aliyah Silvera at William B. Ward Elementary, Wynter Parham at Albert Leonard Middle School, CelyMaris Soto at Isaac E. Young Middle School, and Gustavo Morales at New Rochelle High School. Additional leaders include the Jefferson Elementary Assistant Site Directors (reachable at [email protected]), Valerie Uribe at Central School, Eazette Bealon at Chatsworth Avenue School, Aliastair Henry at Mamaroneck Avenue School, and Nancy Ceja as Interim Site Director at Murray Avenue School.
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle reports that it now serves over 10,000 youth annually at its two clubhouses and 13 school sites throughout Westchester County, and also states that it currently serves over 10,000 youth annually at two clubhouses and 12 school sites in Westchester County. The organization has expanded over time by partnering with the City of New Rochelle School District to provide after-school programs as part of the 21st Century Program at Isaac E. Young Middle School, later adding programs for teens with a focus on physical fitness. In 2008, it opened its first school-based site at Trinity Elementary School and an after-school program at Ward Elementary School, and in 2013 it launched an after-school program at New Rochelle High School; it now operates programs at all New Rochelle schools as well as sites in the Mamaroneck/Larchmont school districts.
Community involvement includes welcoming Knicks “30 Rock” artwork donated by the Knicks and NBCUniversal after its display in New York City to promote the renewed NBA–NBC partnership. New Rochelle Councilmember Martha Lewis, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle, and State Senator Nathalia Fernandez announced a program to empower young adults to serve as ambassadors for inclusive change by fostering dialogue, empathy, and understanding across diverse racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. The organization has also embraced the spirit of Thanksgiving by providing meals and support for 781 families. New Rochelle City Council Member Martha Lopez, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle, and State Senator Nathalia Fernandez unveiled “How Well Do You Know Me?,” which is designed for young adults to bridge communities, break down barriers, and build connections.
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle and CEO Becky Mazzanobile have been honored for the second straight year for outstanding leadership and innovation at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Northeast Leadership Conference.
Last updated February 5, 2026.
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