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        • Programs

          It all starts the moment you join.

          At the Springfield Boys and Girls Club we understand that all children have different needs and come from different backgrounds, they all have one thing in common – they are kids that want a safe and fun place to learn and play with guidance from role models like our staff.

        • Events

          The Springfield Boys and Girls Club is a community of friends dedicated to the well being of each child that comes through our doors. We host many events throughout the year for both kids and the community alike.

        • Festival of Trees

          Springfield Boys & Girls Club Presents the Annual Festival of Trees

          The Springfield Boys & Girls Club is proud to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Festival of Trees at the MassMutual Center. This major fundraising event is made possible by the generous support of sponsors, tree sponsors, and volunteers.

          Join us for a festive display of beautifully decorated trees and a chance to support the programs that benefit our community. Don’t miss this beloved tradition!

  • Contact

Meet Our Staff

Vinny F. Borello

Executive Director

The Boys and Girls Club has been part of Vinny’s entire life and Vinny a part of the history of the Clubs. As a 6 year old boy in Utica, New York, Vinny started summer camp at the Boys Club in the Adirondack mountains. By the age of 11 he was named Boy of the Year and offered his first job at the Club. In 1988 he was named Club Director, the youngest Director in the history of the Clubs. After serving at many Clubs in the country, including Springfield, Vinny returned to SBGC in 2016 to serve as Executive Director. When not at the Club, he spends his time with his family, including returning to the Adirondacks for camping. 

7.7 million kids and teens are alone and unsupervised after school while nearly 25 million don’t have access to after-school programs.

Your gift today can help change a child’s future.

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