AT OLIVET BOYS & GIRLS CLUB, HOPE LIVES.
Through adversity and uncertainty, Olivet never closes its doors. We continue serving the 3,000+ youth annually, especially those who need it most. With assistance from community partners, volunteers, our team, and so many others, our youth receive the education, mentorship, and inclusiveness they deserve. They know there will always be better days because our organization is able to provide the necessary resources to instill hope, security, and a bright future for all of the youth we serve.
Our Mission at Olivet Boys & Girls Club
Olivet Boys & Girls Club enables all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as healthy, productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Character And Leadership
Members are expected to be an engaged citizen involved in the community, register to vote and model strong character.
For Children Ages 6 – 18
Our programs address the region’s most pressing and immediate youth issues of education support, afterschool programming and mentoring – all of which is provided by caring and knowledgeable staff.
Children Need A Positive Influence
Your gift of time and talent is priceless to our members. A positive adult role model will inspire and enable our youth to make constructive life choices.
Help Our Mission
Together, we can see tangible results and life-changing results for the youth of our region. Please consider a gift today for a better – no, GREAT – tomorrow.
What You Can Expect from Our Programs
Our programs address the region’s most pressing and immediate youth issues of education support, afterschool programming and mentoring – all of which is provided by caring and knowledgeable staff. We adhere to the national Boys & Girls Club of America’s initiative to help young people between the ages of six and eighteen get a healthy start and enter school ready to perform to the best of their ability cognitively, physically, socially and emotionally.
%
of our members expect to graduate from high school
%
of our members abstain from marijuana use
%
take more responsibility for their actions
%
feel more comfortable about their futures
Upcoming Events
Recent news
Former Gov. Mifflin football star Nick Singleton returns home
Penn State sophomore offers advice for an estimated 120 youngsters at his free clinic. The awestruck children gathered around the star attraction Sunday when the second Nick Singleton Football Clinic was cut short because of approaching storm clouds at Gov. Mifflin...