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Oshkosh, WI

The Oshkosh Boys and Girls Club

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After the school bell rings, the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh becomes more than a building. It becomes a place where children ages 6 to 18 are known by name, looked after, and given room to reach their full potential.

Our mission

Improving the lives of children and families.

For more than 50 years, the Club has met young people where they are and stood beside their families. The work is daily and personal: youth development, mentoring, recreation, and family outreach for the kids and families who need it most.

A place after the bell

Children ages 6 to 18 find a safe, welcoming space where they are known by name and given room to grow.

Youth development first

Programs emphasize youth development services that help young people build confidence, character, and skills for the future.

Families, not just kids

Family outreach support extends the Club's care beyond each child to the household around them.

Especially those who need us most

The Club exists to be a generation-changing presence for the youth and families who need it most.

At a glance

The Oshkosh Boys and Girls Club at a glance

Established
1970
Team
110 employees
Volunteers
350
Annual revenue
$4 million
Ages served
6 to 18
Service area
Winnebago County

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How generosity moves

From a single gift to a full potential.

Every gift directly supports daily programs that help children reach their full potential. Whether someone gives once, gives seasonally, or gives for the long term, that support turns into another day a child is known and cared for.

  1. 01

    Give year-round

    Donate hygiene products, school supplies, wish list items, or financial contributions whenever the need arises.

  2. 02

    Give with the seasons

    Adopt a Family, provide Thanksgiving meals, or contribute to winter clothing drives as the year turns.

  3. 03

    Give for the long term

    Make an estate gift or establish an endowment to create lasting impact for generations of Oshkosh youth.

  4. 04

    Spend time with youth

    Tutor, mentor, or join recreational activities, including the Youth & Family Grief Support Group.

  5. 05

    Show up as a group

    Assist with special events and fundraisers, or organize a service project or supply drive together.

Where kids belong

A safe place turns into a second home.

An afternoon at the Club can be a first friendship, a homework breakthrough, or simply a place to land when home is hard. Day after day, those moments add up to children who know they matter.

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Community region
Winnebago County, including Oshkosh, Omro and Winneconne
Focus
Human Services
Serves
Winnebago County
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