Boys & Girls Clubs-Montgomery
Private
Boys & Girls Clubs of the River Region, headquartered at 220 Crenshaw Street in Montgomery, serves more than 1,100 young people ages 6 to 18 through three clubs — West End, Chisholm and Wetumpka. Programming covers character and leadership development, health and life skills, education and career development, sports and fitness, and the arts. Clubs run 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. during the school year and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on school holidays and through the summer. The West End club dates to 1946.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Boys & Girls Clubs-Montgomery directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★T RockVery nice area for kids to go to, staff is top notch too!
★★★★★The Mr. BamaStateGreat place for kids to get off the streets, so your support is needed to strengthen the foundation of the programs that are offered.
★★★★★Patrice McknightI love the atmosphere and the male & female directors, assistants & coaches well put together, organized & professional, a warm inviting place for my son to form relationships & receive skills that will help him throughout life! "KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!"
★★★★★Peggy JohnsonI saw the children participate in different types of structured activities at the West End Boys and Girls Club. Very organized. Boys and girls are supervised and mentored by male and female coaches . Children must follow rules and regulations. Has very good after school program.
★★Tara SmithMy child attended the Boys and Girls Club in Montgomery Alabama for a year or a little over a year. What drew me to the club was the online descriptions of how the Boys and Girls Club were there for empowering teens, helping teens, teaching them life skills, etc. Online and on paper the club sounded really nice. It sounded like something that would make a huge impact in the life of a child. Reality: I first visited the Boys and Girls Club off lower Wetumpka rd. in Montgomery Alabama. IT WAS AWFUL. There was absolutely no order, no control, dirty, stinky, and total chaos. Trash all over the floors, floors sticky and rooms cluttered and disorganized. I was beyond shocked. This program looked like NOTHING described online about the Boys and Girls Clubs. I went to the office to continue my tour, and even their work space was chaotic, disorganized, messy, junky, etc. I was over it. I was ready to leave. I told them thank you and left. The director or manager of this program was a middle aged white lady. The community was mostly black. I then went the Boys and Girls Club on Crenshaw in Montgomery Alabama. This director or manager was a black male. The community was mostly black. This facility was larger, cleaner, not clean, but cleaner.The staff were present and observing the children, and correcting unacceptable behaviors, they were friendly and it was more organized. I was ok with completing this tour. I did not hate this program, my only concern was that all the offerings that were online did not actually happen. The teens usually played, went on a field trip every once in a while, then played some more. They did basketball, computer and regular games. The life experiences weren't present, the empowerment was present, the goals the club hoped to set were not there. I dont know if its underfunded but it was the potential to do great things with the right help. This club in present in several children's lives, it should have a WAY BETTER impact than what it has.