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Volunteer


Give back and get more than you ever imagined!
Your gift of time and talent is a priceless gift. Positive adult role models inspire and enable youth to make good choices. As little as one hour per week is all it takes to make a positive impact on a young child's life.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Lenawee welcomes individuals and groups in the community who want to support our efforts through volunteering. We offer volunteer opportunities in the areas of tutoring, coaching, special events, programming assistance, administrative support, and more.

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Examples of Volunteer Opportunities

"I would like to offer a tour of my business or speak to the Teen members about after graduation opportunities."

"I have a skill I would like to share and would like more information about teaching a class or being a guest speaker."

"I would like to sponsor a child for the summer."

"I am interested in hosting a fundraiser to benefit The Boys & Girls Club."

"I am interested in volunteering at The Club working with youth or in the office."

Some other ideas would include: 
  • Restaurant/store-bought/pre-packaged and sealed snacks
  • Facilitate a holiday art project
  • Help decorate for the holidays
  • Clean up trash around the playground
  • Host a drive to collect pennies, cans, or an item off the wish list

If you are sincerely interested in inspiring, motivating, and impacting young lives, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Lenawee is the place for you. 

For more information, please contact Sara Herriman, Director of Community Relations and Development.

Phone: 517-266-9775  x 2705

Please Note:
To keep our youth safe, all volunteers must complete a national background check and pay a $20 non-refundable service fee to cover the cost of this check. 

Work Here


We are hiring the following positions:
  • Part-Time Youth Development Professional - Elementary (Hudson, MI)

    Position:  Youth Development Professional - Elementary in Hudson


    Basic Description: Responsible for implementing targeted, evidenced- based, programs, activities, and special events. Specific focus will be given to elementary members at this Club site. 

    Mission: Enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.


    Location: Hudson Club


    Hourly Role: Monday through Friday, approximately 2:15 pm- 6:15 pm


    Reports to: Director of Club Operations

    ________________________________________________________________


    Primary Responsibilities:

    • Position yourself in program area to actively supervise assigned area, volunteers, and members to ensure health and safety of all individuals

    • Assist in the development and implementation of programs to stimulate interest and participation in a variety of social, physical, and educational activities

    • Facilitate developmentally appropriate, engaging, and fun educational programming

    • Effectively work as a team with other Youth Development Professionals and Club staff

    • Responsible for walking members from the Elementary school to the Clubhouse daily, in various weather conditions

    • Conduct frequent program outcome evaluations, in collaboration with direct supervisor

    • Collect and maintain current records of all program area data 

    • Responsible for knowing and executing all Club emergency procedures, as appropriate

    • Help members resolve conflict using de-escalation strategies

    • Provide guidance to members in making appropriate choices about their education, personal, physical, social, emotional, and vocational needs

    • Assist with program activities, and Club-wide special events

    • Maintains a safe and clean environment, while keeping a continual inventory of room supplies, reporting on any condition issues

    • Clearly communicate through written and verbal reports, as needed

    • Participate in ongoing training related to safety and positive youth development practices

    • Perform other job-related duties as assigned


    Competencies, Skills, and Abilities:

    • High School Diploma or equivalent experience 

    • Proven ability to establish relationships within the organization that will enhance the care given to youth and families.

    • Ability to work scheduled hours

    • Ability to effectively operate a computer and programs used by the organization and collaborative partners.

    • Self-starter with the ability to work both independently and as a team.

    • Excellent written and verbal communication needs

    • Ability to adapt to day to day needs of the organization

    • Ability to plan, prioritize, organize, and conduct work with minimal direct supervision

    • Ability to work in a team based, diverse environment

    • Work is organized and completed in a timely manner

    • A working knowledge of Club operations, policies, and events is developed, acquired, and maintained


    Disclaimer:

    The information presented indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification.  It is not designed to contain, or to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications and objectives required of employees assigned to this job.



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  • Part-Time Youth Development Professional (Adrian, MI)

    Position: Youth Development Professional


    Basic Description: Responsible for planning and implementing targeted,

    evidenced- based, programs, activities, and special events. Enable all young

    people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as

    productive, caring, responsible citizens.


    Location: Adrian Club


    Hourly Role: Monday through Friday, approximately 2:30 pm- 7:00 pm (some

    evenings may be necessary for special events)


    Reports to: Director of Club Operations

    ________________________________________________________________


    Primary Responsibilities:

    • Position yourself in program area to actively supervise assigned area,

    volunteers, and members to ensure health and safety of all individuals

    • Assist in the development and implementation of programs to stimulate

    interest and participation in a variety of social, physical, and educational

    activities

    • Plan and implement developmentally appropriate, engaging, and fun

    educational programming

    • Effectively work as a team with other Youth Development Professionals and

    Club staff

    • Conduct frequent program outcome evaluations, in collaboration with

    direct supervisor

    • Collect and maintain current records of all program area data

    • Responsible for knowing and executing all Club emergency procedures, as

    appropriate

    • Help members resolve conflict using de-escalation strategies

    • Provide guidance to members in making appropriate choices about their

    education, personal, physical, social, emotional, and vocational needs

    • Assist with program activities, and Club-wide special events

    • Maintains a safe and clean environment, while keeping a continual

    inventory of room supplies, reporting on any condition issues

    • Clearly communicate through written and verbal reports, as needed

    • Participate in ongoing training related to safety and positive youth

    development practices

    • Perform other job-related duties as assigned


    Competencies, Skills, and Abilities:

    • High School Diploma or equivalent experience

    • Proven ability to establish relationships within the organization that will

    enhance the care given to youth and families.

    • Ability to work scheduled hours

    • Ability to effectively operate a computer and programs used by the

    organization and collaborative partners.

    • Self-starter with the ability to work both independently and as a team.

    • Excellent written and verbal communication needs

    • Ability to adapt to day to day needs of the organization

    • Ability to plan, prioritize, organize, and conduct work with minimal direct

    supervision

    • Ability to work in a team based, diverse environment

    • Work is organized and completed in a timely manner

    • A working knowledge of Club operations, policies, and events is developed,

    acquired, and maintained


    Disclaimer:

    The information presented indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification.  It is not designed to contain, or to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications and objectives required of employees assigned to this job.



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For questions related to our employment portal, job listings, or professional opportunities, please contact us at 517-266-9775

Join a Club


We're excited to announce our switch to a more digital-friendly system for member registration with MyClubHub!

It’s easy to use and just takes a few simple steps to get started.

Step 1

(ALL FAMILIES) Create a parent portal account using your email. If your child is already a member, please use the email currently on file for the primary contact. 


Visit MyClubHub Portal

Step 2

(Sign-up or Renew Your Child’s Membership) All membership fees are currently waived. After registering for your parent portal account, please follow the prompts to sign up for a membership.

The parent portal for MyClubHub is an online platform designed for parents and guardians to manage and track their child’s membership. It allows families to easily register for programs, pay any applicable fees (if not waived), receive updates, and offers other features.



This portal is meant to simplify the process for parents & caregivers, making it easier to stay connected and involved with their child’s experience at Boys & Girls Club of Lenawee. Thank you for choosing to partner with our out-of school-time program! We look forward to having your family involved with our organization.

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The Boys & Girls Club of Lenawee serves all youth, grades 1st-12th. 

Membership fees are only $3 per child, annually. 

Members receive a meal/snack, enjoy games, receive homework help, participate in technology programs, take field trips, and much more. 

Come in today to sign up and take a tour of the Club! You may download a Membership Handbook below prior to touring. 

Adrian Club serves grades 1st-12th.
Hudson Club serves grades 1st-12th.

Wish List


With your generous support, The Boys & Girls Club of Lenawee will continue to create opportunities to help more youth achieve GREAT FUTURES. We are 99.99% dependent on funds from donors - minus the program revenue of $3 per calendar YEAR (yes - that's all it costs to be a member - and often times the fee is waived). Our Board of Directors is dedicated to ensure that EVERY and ANY child that WANTS to attend The Club is ABLE to attend without the burden of a financial barrier. 

Our Greatest Need

75% of our program budget is our staff. Our trained staff members make the connection, mentor, lead, and develop these youth to become their best selves. Our greatest need is funding to support our program expenses. 

We are so much more than an after school program - we aim to help create youth that are leaders, artists, dancers, scholars - whatever they desire to be. We are here to support them on their way. With your help - we will continue to be here for them - for as long as they need us.

Our Wish List

Gym & Outside

  • Soft dodge balls
  • Base Set Footballs
  • Basketballs
  • Frisbees 
  • Volleyballs
  • Blow-up movie screen
  • Giant parachute (Hudson)
  • Whiffle balls
  • Kickballs
  • Soccer balls 
  • Soccer goals
  • Tug-a-war rope
  • Jump ropes
  • Storage bins (bucket style)
  • Velcro ball/mitt
  • Cones

Learning Center

  • Animal Flashcards
  • Legos
  • Calculators (HS/MS Graphing)
  • Electric pencil sharpener 
  • Notecards
  • Pencil boxes
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Post It Notes
  • Large Post It Paper

Art Room

  • Washable Acrylic/Tempura paint
  • Crayons 
  • Left handed round edge scissors
  • Plastic cups
  • Dry erase markers and erasers
  • Magnets
  • Magnet strips
  • Popsicle sticks
  • Beads
  • Loom bracelet rubber bands
  • Masking tape/clear tape
  • Poster board
  • Brown paper bags
  • Elmer’s glue (large gallons or individual)
  • Mason jars
  • Ceramic flower pots (to paint)
  • Round edge scissors
  • Paint brushes
  • Sidewalk chalk
  • Coffee filters
  • Foam stickers
  • Painting Canvases (any size)
  • Stamp pads
  • Colored pencils
  • Glitter
  • Construction paper  
  • Glue sticks for glue gun
  • Tissue paper
  • Pipe cleaners
  • T-shirts plain white
  • Art smocks
  • Modeling clay
  • Colored pencils
  • Multi-cultural markers/crayons
  • Electric pencil sharpeners

Games Room, Teen Room, & Cadet Room

  • Air Hockey pucks & paddles
  • Arcade-style games
  • Board games (elementary age)
  • Foosball balls
  • Heavy duty bean bag chairs 
  • Billiard supplies---racks, sticks, & balls
  • Puzzles (elementary)
  • Cornhole/Outdoor summer games

Miscellaneous

  • Band-aids (multi-color/all colors)
  • Bulletin Boards(4)
  • White/Colored copy paper
  • Clorox wipes
  • Kleenex
  • Laminating pouches
  • Paper towels
  • Paper Plates/bowls
  • Personal hygiene products
  • $5 Gift Cards (recognition)
  • Staplers/Staples
  • Blue painters tape
  • Disposable utensils
  • Disposable coffee cups
  • K-cups/coffee pods (for staff)

Anything Else?

  • Help us decorate for the holidays!
  • Facilitate a project or a class!

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