LeMoyne Community Center Programs

LeMoyne Community Center Programs includes Camp Challenge, Homework and More, Little Learner Academy, Girl Scouts, and Feed Programs. Camp Challenge is an 8-week summer camp with educational enrichment, physical activities, and creative workshops, and campers receive breakfast, lunch, and snack each day. Homework and More offers homework help, mentorship, enrichment activities, and a healthy dinner and snack every day.

Programs

• Camp Challenge — youth of all ages · A dynamic, hands-on summer camp offering educational enrichment, physical activities, and creative workshops. It runs over an 8-week period. Campers receive breakfast, lunch, and snack each day.
• Homework and More — grades K through 12 · Mon-Thu, 2:30-5:00 pm; October-April · An after-school academic support program offering homework help, mentorship, enrichment activities, and a healthy dinner and snack every day.
• Little Learner Academy — Designed to prepare young learners for a successful transition into Kindergarten.
• Girl Scouts — Empowering girls through courage, confidence, and character.
• Feed Programs — Aiming to combat food insecurity and promote healthy lifestyles through nutritious meal support, wellness education, and engaging activities.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

The LeMoyne Community Center was established in 1956. Camp Challenge started in 2009, and Homework and More started in 2009. The center says it is developing, shaping, defining, and stabilizing the community with education, arts, health, and recreational programs. It also says it provides inclusive, empowering programs for all ages and is primarily focused on youth, and that programs are free to youth regardless of income.

Last updated October 22, 2026.