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Boys & Girls Clubs Of San Francisco - Ernest Ingold Clubhouse
Program Name: BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SAN FRANCISCO - ERNEST INGOLD CLUBHOUSE
Program Address: 1950 Page St, San Francisco CA 94117
Contact Phone: (415) 221-6100
Website: http://www.kidsclub.org/
Detail: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco believes that every child and teen has the potential to BE GREAT and deserves a chance at a GREAT FUTURE. The Ernest Ingold Clubhouse opened in 1952 with a ceremony attended by Herbert Hoover. Located in the Upper Haight, the Club serves youth from Hayes Valley, Lower Haight and Western Addition neighborhoods. It is well known for its signature Sports, Fitness, and Recreation programming, including Rebels Basketball, Learn-to-Swim, and the Hammerheads Swim Team. As part of our Brighter Futures Capital Campaign, BGCSF plans to relocate or renovate the Clubhouse in the coming years to better serve the community.
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BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SAN FRANCISCO - ERNEST INGOLD CLUBHOUSE, San Francisco CA
Program Address: 1950 Page St, San Francisco CA 94117
Contact Phone: (415) 221-6100
Website: http://www.kidsclub.org/
Detail: Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco believes that every child and teen has the potential to BE GREAT and deserves a chance at a GREAT FUTURE. The Ernest Ingold Clubhouse opened in 1952 with a ceremony attended by Herbert Hoover. Located in the Upper Haight, the Club serves youth from Hayes Valley, Lower Haight and Western Addition neighborhoods. It is well known for its signature Sports, Fitness, and Recreation programming, including Rebels Basketball, Learn-to-Swim, and the Hammerheads Swim Team. As part of our Brighter Futures Capital Campaign, BGCSF plans to relocate or renovate the Clubhouse in the coming years to better serve the community.
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| Rated 5 star by geoff Leland on 2022-07-16 17:58:42 | |
| Comment: | back in the 60's the swim program used to give the kids a small pin or button to show their level of completion. I wonder does anyone remember that? |
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