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Boys/Girls Clubs | Gene Slays Girls and Boys Club of St. Louis

2524 South 11th Street, Saint Louis, MO 63104

Eligibility

Ages 6 to 16 years old

Required documents

Documents required for membership are listed below: Completed membership application
  • Birth certificate for 6 and 7 year old
  • Most recent report card
  • Immunization record
  • Special Care Plan (Asthma, IEP, etc.)
  • Record of allergies, medications, etc.
  • Additional forms, may be required

Hours

Afterschool: August - May - Mon-Fri - 2:30pm to 7:30pm Summer: June - July 26 - Mon-Fri - 8:00am to 6:00pm
314-772-5661
Voice·

Main

314-772-6010
Fax·

Fax

Languages

English

Application process

Call (314) 655-9767 or Visit Website www.gsgbcstl.org, or apply in person at our Soulard Campus

Fees

  • Sliding Scale Fee
  • Scholarships and financial assistance are available
  • No child is turned away regardless of family's ability to pay fees

Service area

  • Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, St. Louis City/County, St. Charles and Warren Counties in Missouri
  • Clinton, Madison, Monroe, Randolph and St. Clair Counties in Illinois
Provides youth with tools to acquire skills and strengthen academic performance, while developing relationships and building confidence with a network of motivated peers. Provides afterschool and summer programs that improve youths' lives in the areas of academics and literacy, athletic and physical fitness development, nutrition and health practices, leadership, job readiness, emotional well-being, and creativity and self-expression. Services include Summer Food Service Programs, Extended Child Care, Summer Camps, Recreational Activities/Sports, Cooking Classes and Boys/Girls Clubs.

Last assured

03/16/2026
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Boys/Girls Clubs

Providing organization

GENE SLAYS GIRLS AND BOYS CLUB OF ST LOUIS
Provides youth with tools to acquire skills and strengthen academic performance, while developing relationships and building confidence with a network of motivated peers. Provides afterschool and summer programs that improve youths' lives in the areas of academics and literacy, athletic and physical fitness development, nutrition and health practices, leadership, job readiness, emotional well-being, and creativity and self-expression. Services include Summer Food Service Programs, Extended Child Care, Summer Camps, Recreational Activities/Sports, Tutoring, Homework Assistance, and Boys/Girls Clubs.