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The LEGO Robotics Club at the Boys & Girls Club of Yuma Branch has been highlighted for its ability to teach kids discipline and patience. Club membership has increased greatly since opening day, and the Yuma Branch has served the community as both an educational resource and a safe environment for children.

Arizona State University recognizes BGCAZ as a community member who is carrying on the legacy of MLK through servant-leadership. The awards are bestowed by the ASU Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Committee, which selects the winners. In 2026, the committee is reflecting on the continuing arc of progress — both personal and collective. This year’s theme of Picturing Progress invites the Arizona community to consider how they define growth and envision justice in their everyday lives.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Valley has released a report on its impact on youth and working families. According to the report, 95% of teens involved with Boys and Girls Clubs are estimated to graduate from high school, which is about 10% higher than the average across the 12 school districts served by the organization. The Clubs’ academic support, mentoring and enrichment programs are closing the opportunity gap among under-resourced families in the Valley.

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley was honored to welcome nearly 200 TSMC Arizona interns to BizTown this summer, where they mentored our youth through hands-on activities focused on financial literacy, career readiness, and leadership development. The partnership gave Club members a unique opportunity to learn directly from future leaders in STEM and business, sparking inspiration for their own futures.