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Boys and Girls Club Alumni

Once a Club kid, always a Club kid. No matter which Boys & Girls Club you called home growing up — whether it was right here in Topeka or across the country — you’ll always be part of a family that believes in your potential and the power of giving back. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka invites all alumni to reconnect, reignite old friendships, and make a difference for the next generation of Club kids. Your story has the power to inspire. Volunteer as a mentor, help with special events, or share your journey with current members to show them what’s possible. If you’re short on time, you can still make an impact by supporting our programs through a one-time or recurring donation — every contribution helps create a safe, positive space where kids can learn, grow, and thrive.

Join our Alumni Network to stay connected, hear about upcoming events, and celebrate the lasting legacy of the Club experience. Come home to the Club — where it all began, and where your support continues to change lives.

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Next Alumni Gathering:

August 20, 2026

5:30PM - 7PM

BGCT - Adams Club

Whether you spent one summer at the Club or grew up within our walls, you'll always be part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka family. Join fellow alumni, former staff, volunteers, and supporters for an evening of reconnecting, reminiscing, and celebrating the next chapter of the Clubs that helped shape so many lives.

This special Alumni & Friends gathering is your opportunity to reconnect with old friends, visit familiar spaces, and experience firsthand how today's Club kids are building bright futures. From cherished memories to exciting new developments, you'll see how the mission continues to grow while creating life-changing opportunities for the next generation.

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Club Alumni - Get involved and make a difference 

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Life-changing stories

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95%

of alumni said the Club was the best thing in their community

57%

of alumni said the Club saved their life

80%

of alumni said the Club helped them learn right from wrong

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