15 YEARS OF
BUILDING BRIGHTER FUTURES

Everything began with a simple question: How can we do for for our kids?

In 2012, a group of local educators, business leaders, and community advocates came together around that very idea. They believed Stanislaus County deserved the same proven model that had transformed communities across the country for more than a century through Boys & Girls Clubs of America. What began as a vision quickly became a reality when Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County was incorporated and began laying the foundation for a new generation of youth development in our community.


The first Club programs launched in 2013 through partnerships with local schools, creating safe, engaging spaces where young people could continue learning long after the school day ended. Rather than building around a single clubhouse, the organization embraced a collaborative model, working alongside school districts to bring high-quality enrichment directly to the neighborhoods where Club Kids live and learn. That partnership-first approach allowed the organization to grow thoughtfully while remaining deeply connected to the communities it serves.


Over the years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County has expanded from those first after-school programs into a countywide network serving Club Kids across multiple school sites and dedicated Club locations. Along the way, the organization has introduced nationally recognized Boys & Girls Clubs of America programs, invested in caring mentors, strengthened partnerships with educators and community organizations, and created new opportunities for young people to discover their potential. Today, the organization continues to evolve through innovative initiatives, including California’s first Boys & Girls Club located on a community college campus, helping bridge the journey from childhood to college and career.


While the organization has grown, its purpose has remained remarkably consistent: to provide every Club Kid with the support, opportunities, and safe spaces they need to reach their full potential. Today, that commitment comes to life through four pillars of enrichment: LIVE, LEAD, LEARN, and LEVEL UP.


Every program, every partnership, and every investment is designed to help young people build confidence, develop character, explore new possibilities, and create Great Futures that strengthen not only individual lives, but the future of Stanislaus County itself.

WATCH: Actor Jeremy Renner and others share why Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County are so important to the youth of our community (2015).


OUR IMPACT

Each year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County participates in the National Youth Outcomes Survey (NYOI). This anonymous. independent survey helps us assess our work, identify areas to improve, and gather basic information about our members.

Safe, Positive Environment

Our Club Kids responded feeling their Club is a safe place to learn, pley and grow

Fun & Belonging

Our Club Kids respnded feeling it was a fun and supportive environment where they felt a sense of belonging.

Opportunity

Club Kids feel that Boys & Girls Clubs offers opportunities they wouldn't get elsewhere.

Supportive Relationships

Club Kids felt supported during their time at the Club.

Administrative Team

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A smiling man in a light blue dress shirt and red tie standing outdoors with blurred trees in the background.

JEREMY MARTINEZ, MPA, CCMC
Chief Executive Officer

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TANIA ARELLANO
Director of Quality Control

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Portrait of a woman with long dark wavy hair, smiling, wearing a black blazer against a gray background.

JENNIFER BRANNON
Director of Administrative Operations

MIKE DANIEL
Director of Resource Development

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A woman with black hair, glasses, and a black collared shirt with a logo, smiling against a gray background.

CORAL ROJAS
Program & Data Services Coordinator

Site Staff

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ALINA CARNEY
Site Coordinator - Somerset Middle School

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Ta’NEA FISHER
Site Coordinator - CF Brown Elementary

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DESIREE KOY
Site Coordinator - Sonoma Elementary

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JOEL MANDORIAO
Site Coordinator - MJC West Campus

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TAIA MORELAND
Site Coordinator - Savage Middle School

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MARIANA RAMIREZ
Site Coordinator - Ustach Middle School

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LYNN RETTINGER
Site Coordinator - Lakewood Elementary School

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SAMANTHA RODRIGUEZ
Site Coordinator - Somerset Middle School

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SHERRILL WHITFIELD
Site Coordinator - Sylvan STEAM Academy

OUR CORE PROGRAM MODEL

Every Club experience is built around helping kids grow in four key areas:

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LIVE

Triple Play

Positive Club Climate

Smart Moves

Journeys:
Paths to Adulthood

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LEAD

Torch Club

Youth for Unity

The Ultimate Journey

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LEARN

Power Hour

Summer Brain Game

DIY STEM

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LEVEL UP

Career Launch

Diplomas 2 Careers

Money Matters

Program offerings may vary throughout the year. For more information about our Core Programs, call (209) 222-5826.

Help Build Great Futures After School

Volunteer

Share your time and talent and make a difference in a Club Kids life.

Partner

Bring programs and resources that help local Clubs.

Donate

Your support helps provide safe, enriching after-school opportunities.

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Open a door to their future.

“I love coming to the Boys & Girls Clubs because all of the staff are nice and I can always talk to any of them about any problems I’m having. I also like coming to BGC because they help me with my homework so I can get good grades.”

  • KENDRICK J., Club Kid at Coleman F. Brown Elementary