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BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE COLORADO

BULLHEAD CITY, AZ · EIN 860573993 · Form 990 · FY2022 · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.clubriver.org
revenue
$3.0M
expenses
$2.8M
net assets
$1.9M
employees
144
volunteers
35
program ratio
68%
mission · from form 990

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

profile · synthesized from sources

Boys & Girls Club of the Colorado River provides after-school and summer programs for youth aged 5-18 in the Tri-State area of Arizona and Nevada. They offer a safe environment with programs focused on arts, STEM, sports, and life skills, including dedicated centers for teens. The organization also operates thrift stores to support its operations.

named programs · 7 · from sources

what they call their work

After School Programs
Daily programs for school-age youth (5-18) with flexible rates, following school district calendars for holidays and half-days.
Bullhead City Teen Center Programs
Programming for teens aged 13-18 designed to teach life skills, including educational programs, field trips, and a safe place to socialize, with free daily meals.
Bullhead City Youth Center Programs
Programs for members aged 5 to 12 focusing on Art, S.T.E.M., triple play, and life skills, with facilities including a gym, playground, greenhouse, and tortoise habitat.
Fort Mohave Center Programs
Programs for children kindergarten through 8th grade focusing on S.T.E.M, Art, triple play, life, and learning skills, including daily activities, free meals, and field trips.
Laughlin Center Programs
Youth and Teen center programs including Arts & Crafts, S.T.E.M, and Triple Play, with facilities like a computer lab, art room, and dance room.
Starbound Summer Camp
Summer camp offering engaging experiences in arts, sciences, and sports, designed to build self-confidence and leadership skills, with opportunities for teens to volunteer.
Thrift Store Operations
Operation of three thrift stores (Bullhead City Thrift Store, Fort Mohave Thrift Store, Furniture Thrift Store) to generate revenue and provide items to local agencies for those in need.
activities · 9 groups

what they do

  • After-School Youth Development Programs 12 activities
    • After-School and Summer Programs
      Provides after-school care and summer programs for school-age youth aged 5 to 18, operating five days a week aligned with school calendars and offering structured programming from May 26th to July 31st, including hot meals, educational activities, and field trips.
    • After-school and Summer Programs for Youth
      Provides after-school care and summer camp programs for school-age youth aged 5 to 18 at multiple locations, including the Bullhead City Youth Center, Fort Mohave Youth Center, Laughlin Youth & Teen Center, and Topock Elementary School Camp Site. These programs offer hot meals, educational activities (Art, S.T.E.M., life skills), sports, and field trips.
    • After-school and Summer Programs for Youth
      Operates after-school and summer programs for school-age youth aged 5 to 18 at four locations (Bullhead Youth & Teen Center, Fort Mohave Youth Center, Laughlin Youth & Teen Center, and Topock Elementary School Camp Site), providing care, hot meals, educational programs (Art, S.T.E.M., triple play, life skills), and recreational activities.
    • After-school and Summer Programs for Youth
      Operates after-school and summer programs for school-age youth aged 5 to 18 at multiple locations, including the Bullhead City Youth Center, Fort Mohave Youth Center, Laughlin Youth & Teen Center, and Topock Elementary School Camp Site. These programs offer a variety of activities such as Art, S.T.E.M., triple play, life skills, educational programs, and daily free meals.
    • After-school and Summer Programs for Youth
      Provides after-school care and summer camp programs for school-age youth aged 5 to 18 at multiple locations, including the Bullhead City Youth Center, Fort Mohave Youth Center, Laughlin Youth & Teen Center, and Topock Elementary School Camp Site. These programs offer hot meals, educational activities (Art, S.T.E.M., life skills), sports, and field trips.
    • After-school and Summer Youth Programs
      Provides after-school care and summer camp programs for school-age youth aged 5 to 18, including hot meals, educational programs (Art, S.T.E.M., triple play, life skills), and field trips. Programs operate five days a week, following school district calendars for holidays and half-days, and are offered at multiple locations including Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, Laughlin, and Topock Elementary School Camp Site.
    • Clubhouse Operations and Facilities
      Operates four physical locations—Bullhead City Youth & Teen Center, Fort Mohave Youth Center, Laughlin Youth & Teen Center, and Topock Elementary School Camp Site—featuring gyms, technology centers, arts and crafts rooms, STEM labs, playgrounds, and other dedicated spaces for youth development, with facilities maintained through regular safety inspections and national compliance assessments.
    • Teen Workforce Readiness and Recreation
      Operates a teen extension within its Bullhead City thrift store, providing a dedicated space for workforce readiness and recreation for youth in 6th grade and above.
    • Teen-Specific Programming
      Operates dedicated teen centers and programs for youth aged 13–18, including the Bullhead City Teen Center and a teen extension within the Bullhead City thrift store, offering workforce readiness training, recreation, free meals, educational support, and leadership development.
    • Teen-Specific Programs
      Operates dedicated teen centers and programs for youth aged 13-18, including the Bullhead City Teen Center and a teen extension within a thrift store. These programs offer daily free meals, educational programs, leadership and career-building experiences, and field trips.
    • Teen-Specific Programs
      Operates dedicated programs for teens aged 13-18 at the Bullhead City Teen Center and Laughlin Club, offering daily free meals, educational programs, leadership and career-building experiences, and field trips, including a teen summer program and a teen extension within a thrift store for workforce readiness and recreation.
    • Teen-Specific Programs
      Operates dedicated teen centers and programs for youth aged 13-18, including the Bullhead City Teen Center and a teen summer program. These programs offer daily free meals, educational activities, leadership and career-building experiences, and field trips, with a teen extension in a thrift store for workforce readiness and recreation.
  • Youth and Community Transportation Services 6 activities
    • Transportation Services
      Provides transportation for youth from select schools to clubhouses and for field trips.
    • Transportation Services
      Provides transportation for youth from select schools to clubhouses and for field trips.
    • Transportation and Access Support
      Provides transportation services for youth from select schools in Mohave Valley and Fort Mohave to the Bullhead City clubhouse, as well as for field trips, ensuring access to Club programs.
    • Youth Transportation Services
      Provides transportation for youth from select schools and for field trips, ensuring access to programs and activities.
    • Youth Transportation Services
      Provides transportation for youth from select schools and for field trips to ensure access to programs and activities.
    • Youth Transportation Services
      Provides transportation for youth from select schools and for field trips.
  • Youth Volleyball Training and Club Development 6 activities
    • Youth Sports and Recreation Programs
      Operates a volleyball program for youth, providing practices and games led by trained coaches, and utilizes a 10,000 square foot gym for various sports and recreation activities.
    • Youth Sports and Recreation Programs
      Operates a volleyball program for youth to develop athletic skills, confidence, teamwork, and leadership, with practices and games led by trained coaches. The organization also utilizes a 10,000 square foot gym for various sports and recreation activities.
    • Youth Sports and Recreation Programs
      Operates a volleyball program and utilizes a 10,000 square foot gym for sports and recreation, providing youth with opportunities to develop athletic skills, confidence, teamwork, and leadership through practices and games led by trained coaches.
    • Youth Volleyball Program
      Operates a volleyball program that provides youth with opportunities to develop athletic skills, confidence, teamwork, and leadership through practices and games led by trained coaches and supervised by Club staff.
    • Youth Volleyball Program
      Operates a volleyball program that provides youth with opportunities to develop athletic skills, confidence, teamwork, and leadership through practices and games led by trained coaches and supervised by Club staff.
    • Youth Volleyball Program
      Operates a volleyball program that provides youth with opportunities to develop athletic skills, confidence, teamwork, and leadership through practices and games led by trained coaches and supervised by Club staff.
  • Youth Safety Screening & Training 5 activities
    • Child Safety Enhancements
      Adopted additional mandatory safety measures, including more stringent reference and background checks, enhanced Safety Committee requirements, stronger communication of safety resources, and additional membership requirements based on recommendations from RAINN.
    • Child Safety Policy Implementation
      Adopted additional mandatory safety measures in July 2020, including more stringent reference and background checks, enhanced Safety Committee requirements, and stronger communication of safety resources. Also implemented additional membership requirements to enhance child safety in July 2021, based on recommendations from RAINN.
    • Child Safety Policy Implementation
      Adopted additional mandatory safety measures in July 2020, including more stringent reference and background checks, enhanced Safety Committee requirements, and stronger communication of safety resources, and implemented additional membership requirements to enhance child safety in July 2021 based on recommendations from RAINN.
    • Child Safety and Organizational Capacity Building
      Implements enhanced safety protocols including mandatory background checks, Safety Committee requirements, and updated membership policies in alignment with national standards and RAINN recommendations to ensure child safety across all Club operations.
    • Enhanced Child Safety Measures
      Adopted additional mandatory safety measures in July 2020, including more stringent reference and background checks, enhanced Safety Committee requirements, and stronger communication of safety resources. Also implemented additional membership requirements to enhance child safety based on recommendations from RAINN in July 2021.
  • Youth and Individual Footwear Distribution 5 activities
    • Clothing and Furniture Assistance
      Provides clothing and shoes to local children in need through partnerships with schools and furnishes homes for veterans transitioning into housing.
    • Clothing and Furniture Assistance
      Provides clothing and shoes to local children in need through partnerships with schools and furnishes veterans transitioning into housing.
    • Clothing and Furniture Assistance
      Provides clothing and shoes to local children in need through partnerships with schools and furnishes veterans transitioning into housing.
    • Community Support and Outreach
      Engages community volunteers to work with youth at the Club and provides clothing and shoes to local children in need through partnerships with schools. Also provides furniture to veterans transitioning into housing.
    • Youth and Family Material Support
      Provides clothing, shoes, and furniture to local children and families in need through partnerships with schools and support for veterans transitioning into housing.
  • Youth Program Volunteer Engagement 5 activities
    • Community Volunteer Engagement
      Engages community volunteers to work regularly with youth at the Club.
    • Community Volunteer Engagement
      Engages community volunteers to regularly work with youth at the Club, enhancing program delivery and support.
    • Community Volunteer Engagement
      Engages community volunteers to regularly work with youth at the Club.
    • Community Volunteer Engagement
      Engages community volunteers to work regularly with youth at Club locations, supporting program delivery and mentorship.
    • Volunteer Engagement
      Engages community volunteers to work regularly with youth at the Club.
  • Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 5 activities
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates multiple thrift stores in Bullhead City, AZ, and Fort Mohave, AZ, including a furniture thrift store. Funds generated from these stores support local children and cover transportation costs for youth to clubhouses.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates thrift stores in Bullhead City, AZ, and Fort Mohave, AZ, including a furniture thrift store, with funds generated supporting local children and covering transportation costs for youth.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates multiple thrift stores in Bullhead City and Fort Mohave, AZ, including a furniture thrift store. Funds generated from these stores support local children and cover transportation costs for youth to clubhouses.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates three thrift stores—in Bullhead City and Fort Mohave, AZ, and one specifically for furniture—to generate funds that support local children, transportation costs, and youth programming, including a teen workforce readiness space.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates multiple thrift stores in Bullhead City and Fort Mohave, AZ, including a furniture thrift store. Funds generated from these stores support local children and cover transportation costs for youth to clubhouses.
  • Community Facility Rental Services 3 activities
    • Facility Rental
      Offers rental space in its gym, board room, and multi-purpose room for events.
    • Facility Rental
      Offers rental space in its gym, board room, and multi-purpose room for events.
    • Facility Rental Services
      Offers rental of gym, board room, and multi-purpose rooms for community events and gatherings.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Child Safety and Facility Maintenance
      Conducts mandatory annual safety assessments, performs quarterly facility and safety inspections at all Clubhouse locations, and has adopted additional mandatory safety measures and membership requirements to enhance child safety.
    • Facility Management and Safety
      Conducts quarterly facility and safety inspections at all Clubhouse locations and performs mandatory annual safety assessments from Boys & Girls Clubs of America. The organization also completed construction and renovation projects to enhance its facilities, including the Spirit Mountain Activity Center and the Bullhead Club.
    • Facility Management and Safety
      Manages and maintains multiple club facilities, including the Bullhead City Youth Center, Laughlin Clubhouse, and a 10,000 square foot gym. Conducts quarterly facility and safety inspections and mandatory annual safety assessments in accordance with Boys & Girls Clubs of America standards.
    • Facility Management and Safety
      Manages and maintains various facilities, including the Bullhead City Youth Center, Laughlin Clubhouse, and Fort Mohave club, conducting quarterly facility and safety inspections and mandatory annual safety assessments.
    • Facility Management and Safety
      Manages and maintains various club facilities, including a 10,000 square foot gym and renovated clubhouses, and conducts quarterly facility and safety inspections at all Clubhouse locations, along with mandatory annual safety assessments.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$3.04M
Contributions & grants$1.21M40%
Program service revenue$345K11%
Investment income$2770%
Other revenue$1.49M
expenses
Total expenses$2.80M
Program expenses68%
Admin / overhead29%
Fundraising3%
Salaries & benefits$2.02M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$2.03M
Cash$732K
Investments$0
Liabilities$145K
Net assets$1.89M
Liquid reserves3.1 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2022 · YoY revenue -2.3%
relationships · 18

who they work with

  • Arizona Department of Public Safety Government — Conducts FBI fingerprint background checks through this department.
  • Arizona Department of Revenue Government — Recognized as a Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO) for Arizona's Tax Credit program.
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of America Network — Member of the national Boys & Girls Clubs network, adhering to their safety assessments and reporting critical incidents to them.
  • Bullhead City Fire Department Partner — Local safety partner.
  • Bullhead City Recreation Department Partner — Utilizes the gym for sports and recreation programs in conjunction with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Colorado River.
  • Centers for Disease Control Government — National organization partnered with the CDC to contribute to the development of safety practices.
  • EPCOR Funder — Donated a new playground for the Bullhead City Unit in April 2018.
  • FBI Government — National organization partnered with the FBI to contribute to the development of safety practices.
  • Fiesta Bowl Funder — Donated a new playground for the Bullhead City Unit in April 2018.
  • KABOOM! Funder — Donated a new playground for the Bullhead City Unit in April 2018.
  • Lowe's Funder — Donated a new playground for the Bullhead City Unit in April 2018.
  • Mike Nesbitt Partner — Contact person for volleyball program registration and sponsorship inquiries
  • National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Partner — Engaged as a third-party safety expert to provide guidance for policies and approaches, and partnered with nationally to develop safety practices.
  • National Children’s Advocacy Center Partner — Engaged as a third-party safety expert to provide guidance for policies and approaches.
  • Praesidium Partner — National partnership providing access to a confidential 24-hour toll-free Child Safety Hotline and email for members and staff.
  • RAINN Partner — Implemented recommendations from RAINN to enhance child safety through additional membership requirements.
  • Veriscreen Partner — Used for conducting background checks for potential employees and volunteers.
  • school Partner — Works with local schools to provide clothing and shoes for children in need.