Boys & Girls Club of West Central Missouri

The Boys & Girls Club of West Central Missouri received a $30,000 grant on June 1 from the Taco Bell Foundation to support youth in Sedalia and surrounding communities.

Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri received a nearly $16,000 grant from the Taco Bell Foundation to support academic success programs

I'm serious when I say getting your kids involved in a Boys & Girls Club of West Central Missouri can be a life changing experience for them.

The public is invited to a free art show featuring Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri members.

School days may be nearly finished for area children but that doesn’t mean the learning has to stop.

The first “Rising Stars Talent Show,” presented by Bryant Motors, was held Thursday, April 28 at the Smith-Cotton Junior High School FEMA Building and hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri is inviting the public out for an evening of entertainment during the inaugural Rising Stars Talent Show, presented by Bryant Motors.

As the school year gets started the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri would like to remind parents that it will once again hold drop-in days at its downtown facility this year. Designed to give area students a safe and fun place to go when school is not in session due to teacher service days or holidays, drop-in days are open to any Club members who wish to attend. Ea...

Tyler Hudson, previously the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri’s Green Ridge Site Manager, has been named Director of Operations for the Club. In his new role, Hudson will oversee all Club operations, which includes all sites and full and part-time staff who work directly with Club members. ...

The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri kicked off its annual Great Futures campaign with a day full of activities last week (July 31), culminating in a flash mob at the Summer Program. Clubs across the country came together at 3 p.m. ...