Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio After School and Summer Programs

Mays Family Clubhouse, 123 Ralph Ave, San Antonio, TX 78204

mapMays Family Clubhouse, 123 Ralph Ave, San Antonio, TX 78204

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Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio After School and Summer Camp Programs include homework help, arts and crafts, gym activities, skill building lessons, and fun games. The programs also offer summer field trips along with meals and snacks for participants. All programs focus on academic success, character development, and healthy lifestyles.

• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Price: Memberships are annually and per session (i.e., Afterschool Program or Summer Program) and are on a first-come, first-served basis at the Club of your choice.

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio serves kids aged 6 to 18 years old through both the academic year and the summer break. Since 1939, BGCSA has provided safe, supervised after school programming that has consistently made positive impacts on the lives of the children served. The organization states that its mission is to empower youth today to build a better tomorrow. It is committed to serving families in neighborhoods that need it the most by providing after school help and several other programs and by providing the youth of San Antonio resources they normally would not have access to. BGCSA states that it is committed to keeping membership fees affordable for every family and keeping its doors open when youth need it most. The organization provides afterschool programs in a safe environment with staff and volunteers who are described as caring and dedicated to serving as positive role models and champions of Club members’ success. BGCSA also notes that it is always looking for passionate volunteers for its afterschool programs and summer camps, and that volunteers can become an important role model for the kids at the Clubs.

The organization states that it is committed to providing opportunities to youth regardless of race, religion, ethnic heritage, physical or mental abilities, sexual orientation, and gender identity or expression. It also states that it stands as a partner in the collective effort of creating a future that is equitable, accessible, and free of systemic racism. BGCSA notes that it believes a child’s zip code or other demographic factors should not determine their chances for success.

Last updated July 24, 2026.

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