Boys Clubhouse Case Study
To the Abbe Clubhouse community,
Since 1876, the mission of the Boys’ Club of New York is to empower boys and young men by providing effective programs and a supportive community. Unlike the YMCA and the Boy’s and Girl's Club, the Boys’ Club is a non profit organization. This entails that the funding the Boys’ Club receives comes from donations from private donors. These donations are not necessarily consistent and on a regular basis.
Out of the three clubhouses, the Abbe Clubhouse has the most amount of members without having the right amount of support. Recently, the clubhouse has placed a limit as to how many members it can enroll for the school year. In addition, the minimum age a child can be registered at the Abbe Clubhouse will
Since 1876, the mission of the Boys’ Club of New York is to empower boys and young men by providing effective programs and a supportive community. Unlike the YMCA and the Boy’s and Girl's Club, the Boys’ Club is a non profit organization. This entails that the funding the Boys’ Club receives comes from donations from private donors. These donations are not necessarily consistent and on a regular basis.
Out of the three clubhouses, the Abbe Clubhouse has the most amount of members without having the right amount of support. Recently, the clubhouse has placed a limit as to how many members it can enroll for the school year. In addition, the minimum age a child can be registered at the Abbe Clubhouse will