BGCB is a steadfast presence within Boston and Chelsea, rooted in the communities we proudly call home.
BGCB is committed to giving voice to citizens who can affect positive change and envision a better tomorrow – promising to close the opportunity gap and provide economic and social mobility for its Club members.
We’re not just changing lives—we’re building stronger, more connected communities for generations to come.
We offer a variety of ways for you to support our work and make a difference in our community.
We offer a variety of ways for you to support our work and make a difference in our community.
We are making a generational impact that expands beyond the walls of our buildings and into the communities we are serving.
Open your doors to Boston’s emerging talent. By hosting BGCB interns, your workplace becomes a vital training ground where young people gain real-world experience, develop professional skills, and envision their futures. Our teens arrive prepared, motivated, and eager to learn, bringing fresh perspectives and energy to your team while gaining invaluable workplace experience.
Browse through photos of those who make BGCB’s work possible—our dedicated volunteers, inspiring alumni, and generous donors. These images capture the powerful connections and contributions that help our youth thrive, creating lasting change in our community.
Enjoy a scrumptious hot meal, spend time reconnecting, and hear from an amazing speaker. The Gerald and Darlene Jordan Club’s Breakfast Series features a new speaker for each event!
Join us for a morning of inspiring conversation featuring our members and fellow Boston business and community leaders to learn more about our Berkshire Partners Blue Hill Club.
BGCB’s annual Holiday Service Day brings staff, community members and volunteers together to bring healthy foods, bagged produce and holiday cheer to Club members and their families. Join us in…
The Franklin Hill Club combats food insecurity by partnering with organizations like Fresh Truck and Green City Growers to provide members with access to fresh produce and education on gardening and healthy eating.
In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Month, we are recognizing our volunteers of the year for their service throughout 2023.
The holiday season is a cheerful occasion for some households, but not for all. For other households, the holiday season can be especially challenging due to difficult circumstances beyond their control. In the city of Boston, the issue of food insecurity continues to grow more dire.
Our community program partners play a vital role in what we do.
