Portland Clubhouse

Where Opportunity Begins

Every day, children and teens walk through the doors of the Portland Club ready to learn, explore, and discover what they're capable of. Through caring mentors, engaging programs, and meaningful opportunities, they build the confidence, skills, and relationships that prepare them for bright futures.

 

Location:
277 Cumberland Avenue
Portland, ME 04101

Hours:
Monday - Friday
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Tuesday & Thursday for Teens
2:00 PM - 8:00 PM

After-School & Summer Programs

Contact:

(207) 874-1070

Portland Director: Lillian LaRochelle, lrochelle@bgcmaine.org

Ages Served:
Young Ages 6-18

Our Other Locations

South Portland

Auburn

Lewiston

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The Original Club. A Vision For the Future.

The Portland Club is where the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine story began—and where its future continues to take shape.

For generations, families have trusted the Portland Club to provide a safe, welcoming environment where children and teens can learn, grow, and discover what they're capable of. While the needs of young people have evolved over the years, one thing has remained constant: our commitment to helping every child build a great future.

Today, the Portland Club combines the traditions that have shaped our organization with innovative programs that prepare youth for tomorrow's opportunities. As the future home of the expanded Greater Portland Youth Campus and the James and Hilla Bruni Bridge to Success Center, this campus continues to grow alongside the community it serves.

Programs That Inspire Every Child

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PORTLAND: A Campus Built for Opportunity

The Portland Club offers experiences and resources that are unique within Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine, helping members discover new opportunities while preparing for bright futures.

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Your Club Director
Lillian LaRochelle

Getting to the Club is Easy

Transportation is available from several Portland schools, making it easy for members to participate after school.

Transportation to the Club is available from:

East End Community School

Reiche Community School

Ocean Avenue Elementary School