CRESWELL CLUBHOUSE
EIN 26-4769427 · Human Service Organizations (P20)
What they do
Children At Clubhouse Are Given The Opportunity to Fill Their Out of School Time With Positive, Educational, and Rewarding Programs and Friendships. They Participate In Classes, Clubs and Activities Not Otherwise Available While Also Providing Group and Individual Tutoring and Homework Assistance. Our Focus is Education By Supplementing The School Day With Enriching and Engaging Programs. Our Program Allows Youth to Explore Their Interests, Find Their Passions and Be Fully Supported Emotionally and Educationally. *Scholarships Are Always Available for Low Income Families. Mission Statement: Creswell Clubhouse Was Designed to Provide Young People In Creswell With A Safe and Healthy Place to Practice Reading Skills, Receive Help With Homework, Utilize Computer Resources and Participate In Educationally Enriching Activities After School. The Clubhouse Strives to Build A Stronger Physical, Intellectual and Emotional Support System for Students While Fostering Responsible Choice Making.
How to reach them
ContactLaura RaridenExecutive Director
In care of% LAURA RARIDEN-CLUBHOUSE
Mailing address364 COBALT LN, CRESWELL, OR 97426-9221
Main phone(541) 852-6034 Contact phone(541) 653-0699 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailcreswellclubhouse@gmail.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 2009
- County
- Lane
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