Boys & Girls Clubs of East County: FAQ

Question:	How many members does the Boys & Girls Clubs of East County Serve?
Answer:	The Clubs have over 3,000 members at its locations in El Cajon, Lakeside, La Mesa and Santee.
Question:	My kid would like to join. How do I sign them up and what are the costs?
Answer:	The cost is only $35.00 per year. Go to our membership page to print an application.
Question:	Why is membership only $35 a year?
Answer:	We keep our membership fees low so all children have the opportunity to belong to a Club. As a not-for-profit organizaion, we are fortunate to have several partners who support the Boys & Girls Clubs of East County.
Question:	How old do kids have to be?
Answer:	The Boys & Girls Clubs of East County serves kids ages 6-18.
Question:	What type of events and activities does the Boys & Girls Clubs of East County have?
Answer:	Too many to mention here. Take a look at our clubs programs pages for more information.
Question:	What does the Boys & Girls Clubs of East County offer to kids?
Answer:	The Clubs are a safe place where kids are supervised by paid professional staff who offer fun and engaging programs for kids everyday at an affordable price.
Question:	Is the organization hiring? How do I apply for a job?
Answer:	Please see the Career Center for a list of employment opportunities and direction for resumes.
Question:	Do you have any volunteer opportunities available?
Answer:	We have many volunteer positions available with the Clubs, Athletics and special fundraising events. Please see our volunteer section to sign up.
Question:	Do the Boys & Girls Clubs of East County have summer programs?
Answer:	The Clubs offer Summer Day Camp for an additional fee during the mornings of summer months.
Question:	If I sign my child up for El Cajon, can they only attend that club?
Answer:	Yes! Beginning June 1, 2009 all our clubhouses will have exclusive memberships.
Question:	Why are your fees different from other Clubs in San Diego?
Answer:	The Boys and Girls Clubs of East County is operated by its own Board of Directors. seperate from others in San Diego. The clubhouses managed by this Board are El Cajon, Lakeside, La Mesa and Santee.