Volunteering at Foundation For Youth offers a variety of opportunities to make a meaningful impact. Whether you’re helping at events, working with youth, sharing your professional expertise, or lending a hand with a project, your support makes a difference. You can also get involved by volunteering on our board or committee, helping guide our mission to empower local youth. Join us in creating positive change and supporting the next generation of leaders in Bartholomew County. WHY VOLUNTEER? VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FORMS & DOCUMENTS DONATE/SPONSOR As Arthur Ashe wisely said, “Start where you are, use what you have, and do what you can.” By volunteering, you help create a safe, supportive environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive. Your time and dedication contribute to programs that educate, build life skills, and connect children with caring adult mentors who inspire them to reach their full potential. There are many ways to get involved, including project-based volunteering such as trail work, painting, maintenance, cleaning, or other projects at CYC or FFY locations; sharing your professional skills in areas like construction, project management, facilities or safety management, human resources, STEM, mechanical work, finance, and more; supporting youth directly through tutoring, homework help, mentoring, TBRI Camp, teaching classes like gardening, cooking, baking, music, arts/crafts, STEAM, or Maker’s Studio, or coaching team sports; volunteering for special events such as Bowl For Kids’ Sake, Great Girls Wonderful Women, or Prevention Palooza; or serving as a board or committee member to help guide youth development and make a lasting impact. Check out our current volunteer opportunities below! If you’re not seeing what you’re looking for and have a great idea, contact us at volunteer@foundationforyouth.com TOGETHER TOGETHER TOGETHER TOGETHER LET'S MAKE AN IMPACT "I have been on the committee and volunteered with Bowl For Kids' Sake for almost 20 years and the main reason I do it is because I have truly seen the impact it has made on so many of our youth. Big Brothers Big Sisters has helped so many kids to feel supported and cared for and helped them reach their full potential and become successful adults. The relationships that they build with their mentors can last a lifetime." Jerrie Posey VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES BECOME A COACH! Foundation For Youth is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help support our youth and adult sports programs. If you have experience, knowledge, or simply a love for the game, we’d love to have you on our team! Volunteers help create a positive, encouraging environment where players can grow, learn, and have fun. Opportunities are available with our K–2 Basketball League , 3–12 Basketball League , K–12 Volleyball League , Payne Stewart Golf Experience (Grades K–4 Division) , and Adult Basketball League . Volunteers must be available for one hour, twice a week and have experience or knowledge of the sport; a passion for mentoring and supporting players is a plus. Training is provided! APPLY HERE! QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! BECOME A MENTOR. CHANGE A LIFE. Volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters! Every child has incredible potential—sometimes they just need someone to help them see it. As a Big with Big Brothers Big Sisters, you can make a lasting, positive impact simply by showing up, listening, and sharing everyday moments. Why Volunteer? Help a young person build confidence and resilience Create meaningful, one-on-one connections Make a difference just by being yourself Flexible time commitment—just a few hours a month! What Do Bigs Do? It’s simple: Spend time with your Little. Whether it’s shooting hoops, doing homework, exploring a hobby, or grabbing ice cream, your presence can change the direction of a child’s life. Who We’re Looking For: Caring high school students or adults 18+ who are reliable, positive role models, and ready to empower a young person. APPLY HERE! LEARN MORE COMMUNITY CAREER DAY PRESENTERS We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to participate in our ongoing career presentations and help inspire our Club Kids by sharing their career experiences. Volunteers will visit the Boys & Girls Club to talk about what they do, how they got there, and what skills or interests are helpful in their field. This is a great opportunity to encourage curiosity, confidence, and big dreams in kids by showing them the many paths their future can take. No formal presentation experience is required—just a positive attitude and a willingness to engage with students in an age-appropriate, interactive way. Volunteers may answer questions, share stories, bring simple visuals or tools from their job, and help students connect school subjects to real-world careers. Your time and perspective can make a lasting impact! INTERESTED? CONTACT US! MAINTENANCE AND GROUNDS CLEANUP We are seeking volunteers to help maintain and improve our indoor and outdoor spaces. Examples of projects include cleaning, repairing, painting, pulling weeds, picking up trash, tidying outdoor areas, and organizing indoor or outdoor spaces. Volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and well-maintained environment where children and families can learn, play, and grow. Please Note: A waiver must be filled out before volunteering. Please ensure you complete the attached waiver before attending. REQUIRED WAIVER INTERESTED? CONTACT US! TRAIL CLEAN UP Columbus Youth Camp is looking for volunteers to help clear and maintain the trails by removing debris. This is a fantastic opportunity to give back and support the camp's outdoor activities. Bring your energy and enthusiasm to help keep the trails clear and accessible for everyone who enjoys the outdoor activities at camps. Your efforts will directly support the camp's mission and ensure the trails are safe for all visitors. Join us and make a lasting impact in a beautiful natural space! INTERESTED? CONTACT US! HELP KIDS CODE! We’re looking for a passionate Coding Specialist (aka a problem-solving wizard!) who loves turning ideas into code and helping learners grow their programming skills and confidence. In this role, you’ll teach beginner-to-intermediate coding concepts, break down complex problems into simple steps, and support students using tools such as Python, JavaScript, Scratch, or similar platforms. The ideal candidate has strong coding fundamentals, communicates technical ideas clearly and patiently, and brings a reliable, positive, and encouraging attitude to every session. Join a supportive, collaborative environment where you can make a real impact, enjoy flexible scheduling, and gain valuable experience while helping shape the next generation of coders. Apply today and be part of something meaningful! INTERESTED? CONTACT US! TUTORS NEEDED! We’re looking for caring, patient volunteers to tutor our Club Kids and help them build confidence in subjects like math, reading, science, and general homework skills. Tutors support learners during weekday sessions from 3:00–5:00pm, creating encouraging “aha!” moments while making a meaningful difference after school. Ideal volunteers are kind, good listeners who understand that learning can be challenging and sometimes awkward, and who enjoy helping others grow. This is a rewarding opportunity to give back, gain valuable experience for resumes and college applications, and be part of a positive, supportive environment where you can truly change a student’s day—and their future. INTERESTED? CONTACT US! MAKER SPACE VOLUNTEER We’re looking for enthusiastic creators, tinkerers, and idea-builders to volunteer in our Maker Space and help inspire hands-on learning and creativity. In this role, you’ll support users as they safely explore tools and equipment while working on projects like 3D printing, resin printing, and engraving—encouraging experimentation, problem-solving, and new skill development along the way. Ideal volunteers are curious, patient, creative, and enjoy helping others, teamwork, and hands-on projects (no expert experience required!). Join a fun, innovative community where you can gain experience with maker technology, enjoy flexible hours, and build skills that look great on resumes while helping turn amazing ideas into reality. INTERESTED? CONTACT US! BOARD/COMMITTEE MEMBERS Foundation For Youth is looking for dedicated, community-minded individuals to serve on our board or board committees and help guide the future of our organization. In these leadership roles, you’ll use your professional skills, fresh ideas, and passion for youth development to support strategic planning, strengthen programs, and expand opportunities for young people and families in our community. Ideal candidates are collaborative, mission-driven, and excited to make a meaningful, lasting impact alongside a supportive team committed to helping youth learn, grow, and thrive. INTERESTED? CONTACT US! VOLUNTEER FORMS AND DOCCUMENTS BACKGROUND CHECK POLICY VOLUNTEER COACH CHECKLIST ADULT BACKGROUND CHECK FORM YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE RULES JUVENILE BACKGROUND CHECK FORM YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE RULES VOLUNTEER COACH APPLICATION Click to download. Please reach out to volunteer@foundationforyouth.com for any questions.

Explore how Foundation For Youth creates lasting, positive change in our community. Learn about youth-led initiatives making a difference, see highlights from our annual report, and discover how our programs empower young people and strengthen the community we call home. ANNUAL REPORT Check out our 2025 Annual Report to the Community! Click the button below to download. 2025 ANNUAL REPORT 2024 ANNUAL REPORT Foundation for Youth is designated a Platinum Level participant, demonstrating our commitment to transparency. LEARN MORE YOUTH-LED INITIATIVES The Torch Club A new initiative from Foundation For Youth, this group of 12 elected members represents the outward face of the Boys & Girls Club. Their mission is to make a difference in the community and be positive role models for their peers. Youth Ambassadors The Council for Youth Development (CYD), an initiative of Foundation For Youth, leads the Youth Ambassadors (YA) program. This program empowers Bartholomew County high school students in grades 10–12 who are dedicated to civic engagement and personal development. Youth Ambassadors take part in youth-led outreach projects, develop leadership skills, and advocate for equity within their communities. Each ambassador completes over 20 hours of community service and helps organize and participate in events such as International Youth Day, Spark Spirit Week, the Youth Empowerment Summit, and Global Youth Service Day. For many participants, the impact is life-changing. As former Youth Ambassador Bea Orben shares: “The community I found as a Youth Ambassador changed my senior year, my experience in Columbus, and my whole life. I learned to trust others’ support, see my strengths clearly, and believe in myself. Being a Youth Ambassador gave me the confidence to chase and achieve my goals.” Bea’s journey—from overcoming significant personal challenges to graduating with a 4.0 GPA, entering recovery, and pursuing architecture at Parsons School of Design—reflects the power of youth being seen, supported, and valued. Learn more! ECHO: Empowering the Community with Hope and Opportunity CYD's new youth empowerment program, ECHO (Empowering the Community with Hope and Opportunity), a youth-led leadership council made up of high school students committed to creating positive change. ECHO brings together young leaders from across youth organizations to elevate youth voices, strengthen mental health awareness, and lead prevention-focused efforts. Through monthly meetings, service projects, and community events, ECHO members collaborate to influence programs, inspire hope, and turn ideas into action—proving that when young people have a seat at the table, communities grow stronger. Learn more! Each month, Indiana Youth Services Association (IYSA) celebrates the work of one of the state’s youth service bureaus. In November 2023, The Foundation for Youth was featured. Building Stronger Futures Together For nearly 100 years, Foundation For Youth (FFY) has been a cornerstone of support, opportunity, and connection in Bartholomew County. Through a comprehensive network of prevention, enrichment, and intervention programs, FFY serves youth, families, and adults—meeting community needs today while building a healthier, more resilient future. At the heart of FFY’s work is a belief that every young person deserves access to safe spaces, caring relationships, and meaningful opportunities to thrive. From early childhood through young adulthood, FFY’s programs are designed to promote positive mental health, academic success, physical wellness, and lifelong skills. Prevention, Mental Health, and Community Well-Being FFY’s Prevention Initiatives work collaboratively with community members, coalitions, and partners to promote positive mental health and address substance misuse across Bartholomew County. Funded by the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addictions and the Office of National Drug Control Policy, this work raises awareness, delivers evidence-based education in schools and community settings, and creates free, family-friendly, substance-free events that foster connection and belonging. By strengthening protective factors and empowering youth and families with knowledge and skills, Prevention Initiatives help reduce risk and support long-term well-being. Crisis Intervention and Immediate Support Safe Place is a national crisis intervention and prevention program for youth in need of immediate help. As the licensed Safe Place agency, FFY coordinates a county-wide network of schools, fire stations, libraries, and trusted community locations marked by the recognizable Safe Place sign. When young people face crisis—Safe Place ensures they are never alone and are quickly connected to safety, support, and long-term resources. Building Trust. Inspiring Growth. Creating Change. Foundation For Youth’s commitment to emotional well-being is grounded in Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI), a trauma-informed, evidence-based framework used across the organization to respond to youth and families with compassion, connection, and purpose. Alongside TBRI, FFY integrates Developmental Assets, Developmental Relationships, and LifeSkills to create safe, supportive spaces where children and teens can thrive — building confidence, resilience, and meaningful connections with caring adults. One powerful example of this work in action is the TBRI: Foundation For Hope Camps, which bring these practices to life through free, trauma-informed camp experiences at Columbus Youth Camp for families navigating foster care, system involvement, and the effects of trauma. Guided by trained staff and volunteers, families engage in empowering, connecting, and corrective practices that strengthen trust, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships. In partnership with agencies such as Johnson County Court Services, HopeAlight, and the Department of Child Services Region 14, these camps fill a critical gap — supporting healing, strengthening families, and building a more resilient community. At Foundation For Youth, we believe every young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and valued. Through these integrated, research-based approaches, youth are empowered to: Build trust and meaningful connections Strengthen emotional regulation, resilience, and self-awareness Grow confidence, decision-making skills, and positive values Feel seen, heard, and respected in consistent, caring environments Academic Success, Belonging, and Opportunity A cornerstone of FFY’s impact is the Boys & Girls Club at Foundation For Youth, which provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment every day after school until 6:30 p.m., as well as full-day programming during summer and school breaks. Serving youth ages 5–18, the Club is a vital support system for working families, particularly those facing financial hardship. Through a sliding fee scale and scholarships, no child is turned away due to cost. The outcomes are powerful: 67% of members return year after year 89% earn mostly As and Bs 90% are on track to graduate high school Summer Learning Lab participants showed an average 16% improvement in English Language Arts and Math Through programs such as Power Hour, Summer Brain Gain, DIY STEM, Maker Space Studio, Tech Lab, SMART Girls, Passport to Manhood, and career exploration through Indiana Kids, the Boys & Girls Club builds academic confidence, social-emotional skills, and future readiness. In addition to learning and enrichment, FFY meets a critical basic need: nutrition. Last year alone, the Club provided more than 11,000 meals and snacks. The Club has expanded to offer a daily hot afterschool meal—ensuring youth have the nourishment they need to focus, learn, and grow. Mentorship That Changes Lives Big Brothers Big Sisters , a program of Foundation For Youth, strengthens the community through one-to-one and small-group mentoring relationships that empower young people to reach their full potential. By pairing youth with caring, consistent adult mentors, BBBS helps build confidence, resilience, and hope—creating relationships that can change the course of a young person’s life. Innovative programs like CHARGED (Creating Holistic Achievement through Role Models, Guidance, and Empowerment for the Development of Teens) support teens ages 14–18 through small-group mentoring focused on life skills, relationships, and future readiness. Participants often form lasting bonds that continue beyond high school. As former CHARGED participant Makenna England shares: “While I was in high school, I wasn’t really involved in anything until I was invited to join the CHARGED program. It was the best decision I could have made. Connecting with Megan has changed my life… Now that I have graduated, Megan and I meet up for coffee or lunch and talk about life. I also know that someday I will be a coach for the CHARGED program and be to someone what Megan was and still is to me.” The impact of these relationships is deeply personal. As Big Sister Cathy King shares: “Being a Big Sister has been an incredible experience. The moments I cherish most were the simple ones—grabbing a coffee, baking cookies together, or just chatting during the drive home from school. Those everyday moments became the most meaningful. I’m deeply grateful to BBBS for connecting me with Leonia, and I know this relationship will continue for many years to come.” Through relationships rooted in trust, consistency, and care, Big Brothers Big Sisters helps shape a more connected, resilient Bartholomew County. Health, Wellness, and Recreation for All FFY’s Athletics and Aquatics programs promote physical health, confidence, and community connection through inclusive, affordable opportunities for all ages. From basketball, volleyball, and pickleball to swim lessons, water aerobics, and lap swimming, these programs support lifelong wellness. Adventure, Exploration, and Outdoor Learning Columbus Youth Camp has inspired generations of young people through outdoor adventure and experiential learning. Situated on 137 scenic acres, the camp offers activities such as hiking, archery, STEM, arts, athletics, and team-building experiences. The natural environment serves as an active classroom—helping youth build confidence, life skills, and a lasting appreciation for the world around them. STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Foundation For Youth's Boys & Girls Club offers afterschool and summer programs for youth in Columbus, Indiana. Our programs provide a safe, engaging environment where kids can participate in academic enrichment, leadership development, sports, arts, and character-building activities. With a focus on helping children grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually, Boys & Girls Club ensures that youth have access to fun and educational experiences that promote positive development year-round. FALL & SPRING BREAK The Boys & Girls Club at FFY offers full-day care during Fall Break and Spring Break, giving families a safe, fun, and engaging option while school is out. Boys & Girls Club Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM Columbus Youth Camp Hours : 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Daily Schedule & Transportation: During Fall and Spring Break, ALL Boys & Girls Club members and staff will attend camp at Columbus Youth Camp. Drop off your child at Foundation For Youth by 8:30 AM The bus will depart FFY promptly at 9:00 AM If you arrive after 8:30 AM, please plan to drop your child off directly at Columbus Youth Camp The bus will return to FFY at 4:30 PM for afternoon pick-up What to Bring Each Day Please send your child prepared with: Extra clothes Bug spray A refillable water bottle Closed-toed shoes Registration & Payment Information Weekly registration is due by Sunday at 12:00 PM (noon) prior to the week of care Payment is required at the time of registration A $5 late registration fee will be applied after the deadline Questions? Contact bgc@foundationforyouth.com ONLINE REGISTRATION Click the button below to register for our Fall/Spring Break programming. REGISTRATION IS CLOSED 2025-26 PARENT/MEMBER HANDBOOK VIEW/DOWNLOAD Click the link above for more info! INCLUSION INTAKE FORM VIEW/DOWNLOAD This form is for any additional Health, Mental, Physical Issues, Medications, reactions, other that can help your member(s) succeed in our program and help us evaluate their level of need. Memberships are not guaranteed. BRANDING 2025-26 AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING INFO VIEW/DOWNLOAD 2025-26 AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING INFO (HOPE ONLY) VIEW/DOWNLOAD Want more info about our afterschool programming? Click the link above! 2025-26 ELIGIBILITY INTAKE FORM VIEW/DOWNLOAD Whether you're NEW or RETURNING, all families with #FFYKids in FIRST GRADE & UP must fill out the Indiana Kids Form. This program helps with reading and math skills, as well as helps the Club at FFY with resources for high quality programming! 2025-26 SCHOOL YEAR COMMITMENT FORM (CURRENT CLUB KIDS) VIEW/DOWNLOAD Is your child ALREADY a member for Summer 2025? Just fill out the commitment form, and you're all set! 2025-26 SCHOOL YEAR MEMBERSHIP FORM (NEW CLUB KIDS) VIEW/DOWNLOAD Is your child NEW to our programs? Is your child RETURNING for the 25-26 School Year, but NOT enrolled in Summer Programming?? Just fill out the membership form and you're all set! Email all forms and questions to info@foundationforyouth.com No printer? No problem! Come into FFY and see us. STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

TBRI: Foundation For Hope Camp Columbus, Indiana offers a transformative experience for children who have experienced trauma. Using Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), our camp focuses on emotional resilience, trust-building, and personal growth. With activities like team challenges, nature exploration, and emotional support, we help children develop coping skills, confidence, and lasting relationships in a safe, nurturing environment. HOME ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS EVENTS RENTALS PARTNERS GET INVOLVED More... TBRI: FOUNDATION FOR HOPE TBRI is a trust-based social-emotional approach to connecting families based off the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development. Staff and volunteers at Foundation For Hope Camps are trained under this model as Practitioners, Caregivers, or both! The TBRI model emphasizes the integration of the following intervention principles: Empowering (felt safety, safe touch, nutrition, hydration, sensory processing and self-regulation) Connecting (attachment, engagement strategies and playful interaction) Correcting (life value terms and IDEAL response) Foundation For Hope is a collaborative project between Foundation for Youth of Bartholomew County, Johnson County Court Services, HopeAlight, and the Department of Child Services Region 14. Two Daylong camps are provided to families in need FREE OF CHARGE. CONNECTION CONNECTION CONNECTION CONNECTION THE HEARTBEAT OF TBRI IS 2026 CAMPS FLYER MORE ABOUT TBRI ABOUT COLUMBUS YOUTH CAMP CAREGIVER QUOTES “Anyone who works with children that have trauma or emotional disabilities should have TBRI training as it totally changes the way that we interact with these kids. I know it works and I have seen it work in the schools. These kids feel so much safer and loved. The principles can be difficult to implement at times for me because I struggle with keeping myself regulated, but I know that if we keep with it, it will get easier." GET INVOLVED 1 Caregiver Application If you are a Youth/Family Service agency that would like to refer someone or a parent/guardian who would like to sign up for Foundation For Hope Camp, you can find downloadable and online applications here. Please take the time to complete these applications with your families Caregiver Application APPLY HERE 2 Volunteer Applications Working with children can be challenging but rewarding work. We hope that while you are giving your time and emotional energy, you will also receive the satisfaction of knowing you have made a difference in the lives of the families you work with. Volunteer Application & Information APPLY / LEARN MORE 3 Registered Family Resources Families that are currently in the process of applying for camp can find online resources here. If you have been accepted to one of our sessions you will be given login information needed to access these resources. Caregiver Pre Camp Requirements LEARN MORE REACH OUT TO US! Brian Cain , Columbus Youth Camp Director Lori Meyers , Johnson County Juvenile Justice FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH To Inspire and Enable Our Youth, Our Community ADDRESS CONTACT 405 Hope Ave Columbus, IN 47201 (812) 348-4558 info@foundationforyouth.com CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Please contact Customer Service for individual program hours. Foundation For Youth is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit.

Foundation For Youth's Boys & Girls Club offers afterschool and summer programs for youth in Columbus, Indiana. Our programs provide a safe, engaging environment where kids can participate in academic enrichment, leadership development, sports, arts, and character-building activities. With a focus on helping children grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually, Boys & Girls Club ensures that youth have access to fun and educational experiences that promote positive development year-round. CLUB MAIN PAGE 26-27 FORMS & HANDBOOK THE CLUB TEEN PROGRAM OUR PROGRAMMING ABOUT AFTERSCHOOL The Boys & Girls Club at Foundation For Youth provides a safe, structured, and engaging environment where young people can learn, grow, and thrive outside of school hours. Through research-informed programming, youth build the skills they need for academic success, healthy lifestyles, social-emotional growth, and future readiness. Our programs are intentionally designed to reduce risk factors, strengthen protective factors, and ensure every child has access to meaningful opportunities that support long-term success. Our after school program serves youth grades K-12 (Juniors, Seniors, Super Seniors, and Teens) and begins each day at 2:30p.m. When members arrive, they are welcomed into a supportive environment with secure electronic check-in for safety and attendance tracking. Each participant receives a nutritious evening meal through a grant-supported dinner program, followed by a supplemental snack at the end of the day. This added support helps fuel youth throughout the afternoon and evening so they can feel their best and fully engage in programming. The daily schedule is intentionally structured to balance movement, academic support, and targeted skill-building. A Typical Afternoon at the Boys & Girls Club 2:30–4:00 p.m. | Power Hour Power Hour helps members transition from the school day through supervised recreation, social connection, homework support, and structured activities that provide a healthy outlet for energy, support emotional regulation, and prepare them for focused learning. BCSC bus and car rider drop-off FREE hot meal* Daily announcements, member recognition, upcoming event updates, and an overview of the day's activities Large-group, age-specific play Homework support in the Cranium Bowl 4:00–6:00 p.m. | Targeted Programming Rotation Youth rotate through specialized programming areas designed to support development across academics, wellness, creativity, life skills, and leadership. Members participate in two one-hour rotations, choosing different enrichment opportunities based on their interests. Options include Arts & Crafts, the Maker Studio, Computer Lab, Athletics, Gardening, Swimming, and more. 6:00–6:30 p.m. | Free Play & Snack FREE snack* at 6:00 p.m. Supervised free play until parent pick-up *Thanks to funding from the U.S. Department of Education, the Boys & Girls Club provides a FREE hot meal and snack each day to all members without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. GREAT FUTURES START HERE! Weekly fees are based on TOTAL HOUSEHOLD taxable income. Parents/guardians must provide a tax return to apply for the sliding fee scale. Membership Fee: $30/child Weekly Participation Fee: $20-$50/member* Fall/Spring Break Weekly Fee: $37.50-$150/member Friday Night Fun For Youth: $7/member and $9/non-member BGC Overnight: $15/first member and $5/additional child REGISTER HERE *A sliding fee scale is available and applies to weekly fees only. You must apply with the required financial information All employees of our 2026 Cornerstone Partners: NTN, Kenny Glass receive a FREE MEMBERSHIP! WEEKLY REGISTRATION POLICY: You must have a membership to register. Weekly registration deadline is Sunday, 12:00, noon, prior to the week to reserve your spot. Payment is expected at that time. A $5 late registration feewill be applied after the deadline. Please review our refund policy below. REFUND POLICY Refund requests must be submitted within 40 days of the original payment date and processed within 45 days of the original payment date. All approved refunds are subject to a $5 service fee. If eligible, one transfer may be processed per activity registration. Multiple transfers from the same original registration are not permitted. Transfers and cancellations involve extensive administrative processing within our current software system. We encourage families to review program information carefully before registering and appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain accurate program enrollment. Membership fees are non-refundable. Refunds will not be issued due to participant suspension. Retroactive refunds or account credits will not be provided for Sliding Fee Scale discounts. Refund or transfer requests must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday prior to the week for which the request applies. No refunds will be issued for requests received after 12:00 p.m. on Friday for the following week. 2026-27 PARENT/MEMBER HANDBOOK VIEW/DOWNLOAD 26-27 Handbook will be available soon. INCLUSION INTAKE FORM VIEW/DOWNLOAD Form will be available soon. This form is for any additional Health, Mental, Physical Issues, Medications, reactions, other that can help your member(s) succeed in our program and help us evaluate their level of need. Memberships are not guaranteed. BRANDING 2026-27 AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING INFO VIEW/DOWNLOAD 2026-27 AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING INFO (HOPE ONLY) VIEW/DOWNLOAD Want more info about our afterschool programming? Click the link above! 2026-27 ELIGIBILITY INTAKE FORM VIEW/DOWNLOAD Form will be available soon. Whether you're NEW or RETURNING, all families with #FFYKids in FIRST GRADE & UP must fill out the Indiana Kids Form. This program helps with reading and math skills, as well as helps the Club at FFY with resources for high quality programming! Email all forms and questions to info@foundationforyouth.com No printer? No problem! Come into FFY and see us. MORE INFORMATION SAFETY IS #1! We abide by BGCA's guidelines for safety while at FFY & CYC which include the following: Staff are able to be recognized easily by wearing BGCA/FFY attire along with a visible name tag. We strive for a ratio of 1:15 or less within our organized activities and 1:20 for large group playtime. we utilize BGCA's bathroom guidelines. The prohibition of one-on-one contact. All staff must be fully trained and above 18 before conducting an activity without supporting staff. IMPORTANT DATES August 5, 2026 | First Day of After-School Programming May 19, 2027 | Last day of After-School Programming CLOSURE DATES: September 7 November 26-27 December 24-25 January 1 March 26 BGC FULL-DAY PROGRAMMING | 6:00AM - 6:30PM October 9 Fall Break: October 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 (@ Columbus Youth Camp) November 25 December 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 30, 31 January 4 Spring Break: March 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 (@ Columbus Youth Camp)* March 29 *Fall break and Spring break all members bussed daily to Columbus Youth Camp. Drop off and pick up @ FFY. FNFFY/OVERNIGHT (K-6) (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) September 4 | FNFFY Swimming October 2 | FNFFY Gymnastics November 6-7 | Overnight December 4 | FNFFY Gymnastics December 19 | Breakfast with Santa January 8 |FNFFY Swimming February 5 | FNFFY Gymnastics March 25-26 | Overnight March 5 |FNFFY Swimming April 9 | FNFFY Gymnastics FREE TEENS ONLY NIGHTS (7TH-12TH) Aug. 28, Sept. 25, Oct. 30, Nov. 20, Dec. 11, Jan. 29, Feb. 26, Mar. 26, Apr. 30, May 28 UPCOMING EVENTS AFTERSCHOOL A place to learn, grow, and belong after the school day ends! Learn More > FALL/SPRING BREAK Keep the fun and adventure going when school is out! Learn more > SUMMER OF EXPLORATION Discover new interests, make friends, and create unforgettable memories. Learn More > TEENS Find your place, build new skills, and connect with opportunities designed just for teens. Learn More > ALL BGC PROGRAMMING See the full range of programs designed to help youth learn, lead, and thrive. Learn More > STAY IN THE KNOW! 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SUMMER OF EXPLORATION Get ready for a summer full of discovery, creativity, and adventure with the Boys & Girls Club Summer of Exploration! From hands-on STEAM activities at the Boys & Girls Club to outdoor adventures at Columbus Youth Camp, there’s something for every child to explore. No matter where your summer adventure begins, Summer of Exploration is all about trying new things, building friendships, and creating unforgettable experiences!​ CLUB MAIN PAGE SOE REGISTRATION FORMS & HANDBOOK NEWSLETTER SUMMER OF EXPLORATION Get ready for a summer full of discovery, creativity, and adventure with the Boys & Girls Club Summer of Exploration! From hands-on STEAM activities at the Boys & Girls Club to outdoor adventures at Columbus Youth Camp, there’s something for every child to explore. At the Boys & Girls Club, youth can learn, grow, and play through a variety of engaging experiences for all ages. From STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) activities to active recreation, kids can design products to 3D print, experiment with science, enjoy swimming on select dates*, and make lasting memories with friends. (*Swimming at the Boys & Girls Club is available on select dates. Swimsuit, towel, and Club Card required.) For those who love the outdoors, Adventures at Columbus Youth Camp offers the perfect summer escape! With a weekly maximum of 70 campers, CYC provides an exciting environment where nature is the classroom and exploration leads the way. Campers will hike trails, learn archery, play gaga ball, create nature-inspired crafts, and cool off with water fun like the inflatable water slide, sprinklers, and slip ’n slide. A hot lunch is provided daily thanks to Bartholomew County School Corporation Food Services. No matter where your summer adventure begins, Summer of Exploration is all about trying new things, building friendships, and creating unforgettable experiences! SUMMER ADVENTURE STARTS HERE! Weekly fees for a regular week of Summer of Exploration (SOE) Club, Camp, and Teens are based on TOTAL HOUSEHOLD taxable income. Parents/guardians must provide a tax return to apply for the sliding fee scale. $75,000 or more $150/member* $50K - $74,999 $135/member* $35K - $49,999 $105/member* $20K - $34,999 $75/member* $10k - $19,999 $45/member* $0 - $9,999 $37.50/member* *sliding fee scale applies Additional Fees: Summer Break Membership Fee: $20 per member Day Visit Pass (not available for Camp): $30 per member REGISTER HERE Registration is REQUIRED. Deadline for registration is the SUNDAY at NOON before your child attends for the week (or when maximum enrollment is reached). This includes registering for all overnights and field trips. A late fee of $5/child will be charged for all late registrations when space is available. MUST be K-12 grades during the '25-'26 School Year. HOW TO GET STARTED SUMMER OF EXPLORATION ENROLLMENT OVERVIEW: Everyone needs a membership to get started. Once you make an account in our membership portal and pay for your membership, then you decide which option each week is best for you. If you are an incoming 1st-6th grader you get to choose "Club" or "Camp" when registering for each week. "Club" stays at FFY 405 Hope Ave Facility. "Camp" get on a bus and rides out to Columbus Youth Camp daily. SOE 2026 PARENT/MEMBER HANDBOOK VIEW/DOWNLOAD SOE 2026 ADDITIONAL FORMS INCLUSION INTAKE FORM Complete with any additional Health/behavioral information to help your member(s) succeed in our program. MEDICATION FORM Medications will only be administered with a doctor-signed FFY medication form. SOE 2026 PROGRAM FLYERS SOE MAIN FLYER SOE FILED TRIP GUIDE SOE CHECKLIST SOE OVERNIGHT FLYER SOE TEEN CALENDAR SOE 2026 #FFYTEENS BROCHURE VIEW/DOWNLOAD All incoming 7th-12th graders are invited to join The Club and be an #FFYTEEN. By purchasing a membership and enrolling each week #FFYTEENS will have a safe space to hang out, experiences on and off site throughout the week. Experiences include visiting local parks, going to movies, touring local universities and trade school, volunteering around the community and engaging with other local programs. Fill out a membership form and get registered! SOE 2026 SPECIALTY CAMPS VIEW/DOWNLOAD Are you looking for a week long camp with a variety of these and fieldtrips? SOE Specialty Camps are the ticket. Specialty Camps do not require a SOE Membership. Enroll for just one, two or all 8, your choice. All camps are based at Columbus Youth Camp. Email all forms and questions to info@foundationforyouth.com No printer? No problem! Come into FFY and see us. REFUND POLICY Refund requests must be submitted within 40 days of the original payment date and processed within 45 days of the original payment date. All approved refunds are subject to a $5 service fee. If eligible, one transfer may be processed per activity registration. Multiple transfers from the same original registration are not permitted. Transfers and cancellations involve extensive administrative processing within our current software system. We encourage families to review program information carefully before registering and appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain accurate program enrollment. Membership fees are non-refundable. Refunds will not be issued due to participant suspension. Retroactive refunds or account credits will not be provided for Sliding Fee Scale discounts. Refund or transfer requests must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday prior to the week for which the request applies. No refunds will be issued for requests received after 12:00 p.m. on Friday for the following week. MORE INFORMATION SAFETY IS #1! We abide by BGCA's guidelines for safety while at FFY & CYC which include the following: Staff are able to be recognized easily by wearing BGCA/FFY attire along with a visible name tag. We strive for a ratio of 1:15 or less within our organized activities and 1:20 for large group playtime. we utilize BGCA's bathroom guidelines. The prohibition of one-on-one contact. All staff must be fully trained and above 18 before conducting an activity without supporting staff. ACA CERTIFICATION Columbus Youth Camp is proud to hold an American Camp Association accreditation. The American Camp Association is a community of camp professionals who, for over 100 years, have joined together to share our knowledge and experience and to ensure the quality of camp programs. Because of our diverse 11,000 plus membership and our exceptional programs, children and adults have the opportunity to learn powerful lessons in community, character-building, skill development, and healthy living — lessons that can be learned nowhere else. IMPORTANT DATES ALL SOE CLUB CAMP OUT | July 1-2, 2026 Our annual All SOE Club at Columbus Youth Camp will take place July 1–2, 2026!There is no additional fee for active members enrolled for the week. Dinner and breakfast are included! Tent and cabin camping options are available, depending on age. Pre-registration is required. ALL CYC DAYS There are just a few special celebration days throughout the summer when ALL SOE participants will head to Columbus Youth Camp for the day! Drop-off and pick-up will remain the same as usual. By 9:00 AM, everyone will head to camp and return by 4:30 PM. July 1 – SOE Campout July 2 – SOE Campout (optional) July 31 – SOE Carnival August 3–4 – SOE Field Days CLOSURES May 21 May 22 May 25 July 3 SPECIAL PROGRAMMING Smart Girls/Passport to Manhood; Youth for Unity Jr. Masters Gardening Jr. Librarians and weekly programming from the Bartholomew County Public Library DIY STEM M.E.T.A.S. Making Education Thrive Around Summertime for elementary students. Partnered with Su Casa. Special field trips will be offered- Referral through Su Casa is required to enroll. FIELD TRIPS JUNE 12TH | THE COMMONS EXCURSION | 9:30AM - 3:45PM | $12 REGISTRATION FEE FFY Kids will have a fun trip to the Kid's Commons in the morning, then head across the street to the Commons for a provided sack lunch and some play! No additional funds are needed. JUNE 26TH | BOWLING ALLEY/MILLRACE | 12:00PM - 4:45PM | $12 REGISTRATION FEE FFY kids will visit our local bowling alley for some fun. Afterwards we will spend the afternoon in the fun and sunshine of Millrace Park. Lunch will be provided. No additional funds are needed. JULY 10TH |RASCAL'S FUN ZONE | 10:00AM - 4:30PM | $20 REGISTRATION FEE FFY Kids will venture to Rascals Fun Zone where each child will receive a wristband allowing them to play unlimited attractions for 2 hours. A sack lunch will be provided. No additional funds are needed. JULY 17TH | URBAN AIR | 12:00PM - 4:00PM | $20 REGISTRATION FEE FFY Kids will head to Urban Air where they will receive a wristband that will give them access to multiple attractions. A waiver is required to be signed by parents before attending this trip. Lunch will be eaten at club before departure. No additional funds are needed. JULY 24TH | WONDERLAB | 10:00AM - 5:00PM | $15 REGISTRATION FEE FFY Kids will head to WonderLab for a fun and educational experience. We will experience multiple attractions/displays as well as participate in a science demo led by Wonderlab staff members. A sack lunch is provided. No additional funds are needed. **Please Note: Lunch will be provided for your child on all field trip days. Please send a water bottle with your child, pack bug spray, sun screen and a change of clothes if your child will need it.** SPECIALTY CAMPS CYC Specialty Camps let kids dive into what they love while enjoying all the fun of summer camp. Each themed week—from STEM and sports to arts, cooking, and outdoor adventure—offers hands-on activities that spark creativity, build confidence, and encourage teamwork. With engaging projects, experienced staff, and occasional field trips, campers explore new interests and make lasting memories. With BGC membership, pickup and drop-off at FFY is available. Drop-off at FFY between 6:00-8:30am. Pickup at FFY between 5:00pm and 6:30pm. BGC MEMBERSHIP WEEKLY FEE: $20/member LEARN MORE OPEN TEEN NIGHT (FREE!) SOE TEEN CALENDAR TEEN SUMMER PROGRAM (Ages 13–18) The Boys & Girls Club Teen Summer Program is designed for youth entering 7th–12th grade, offering opportunities to build life skills, explore future careers, and discover their path in a supportive and engaging environment. Teens have access to a variety of experiences that keep them active, connected, and inspired: The CLUB – A dedicated space to drop in, hang out, and participate in sports, arts, and service projects College & Career Resources – Scholarships, mentorship, and job networking opportunities Life-Enhancing Experiences – STEM activities, sports leagues, and summer camps Community Engagement – Building relationships with peers and caring adult mentors BENEFITS FOR TEENS Our program supports growth in every area of a teen’s life: Academic Enrichment – Strengthening essential life and academic skills Positive Mentorship – Guidance and encouragement from trusted adults Safe & Supportive Environment – A place where teens feel valued and confident Life-Changing Opportunities – Experiences that help teens explore their future FIELD TRIP EXPERIENCES Teens enjoy exciting weekly field trips that combine fun and learning: Pool days Visits to local organizations Career exploration trips Camp days Movie outings Local park adventures College visits Amusement park trips Weekly schedules are shared via Remind and posted in the lobby prior to each week. Field trips are included thanks to community sponsors and fundraising efforts. Some trips may require a small additional fee, and the end-of-summer trip will have an extra cost. Teens can participate in community service opportunities to help offset these expenses. TEEN ROOM The Teen Room is a dedicated space where teens can truly be themselves—free from judgment and separate from younger members. Teens are allowed to have cell phones, personal items, and play video games (rated Teen and under), creating a comfortable and familiar environment. Each teen is responsible for their own belongings. This exclusive space fosters independence, confidence, and connection. COMMUNITY SERVICE & FUNDRAISING Each summer, teens and staff work together to fundraise for field trips and special experiences. Activities may include car washes, “dine to donate” events, and other creative initiatives. We welcome new ideas and community partnerships to support these efforts. Families are encouraged to share suggestions or connections with the Teen Director. MEALS Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided daily—including during field trips. Teens are also welcome to bring their own meals or purchase food on trips using their own money. STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Foundation For Youth's Boys & Girls Club offers afterschool and summer programs for youth in Columbus, Indiana. Our programs provide a safe, engaging environment where kids can participate in academic enrichment, leadership development, sports, arts, and character-building activities. With a focus on helping children grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually, Boys & Girls Club ensures that youth have access to fun and educational experiences that promote positive development year-round. BOYS & GIRLS CLUB Foundation For Youth is all about creating a positive and exciting space for our FFY Kids with diverse programs that bring fun and learning together. In the After School Season, our FFY Kids explore hands-on experiences in the innovative Maker's Studio, the Comcast xFinity Computer Lab, Cranium Bowl, Game Room, Playground, Gymnasiums, and more! Our Summer Season brings the FFY Summer of Exploration, where FFY Kids unlock a world of new adventures and friendships. With memorable field trips, an unforgettable stay at Columbus Youth Camp, and plenty of other surprises, the season culminates in a spectacular FFY Kid Talent Show and End of Summer Carnival. When fall and spring breaks arrive, FFY is ready to provide even more engaging programming so our FFY Kids can enjoy their time off to the fullest. From fun games and scavenger hunts to exciting staff-versus-club member basketball matchups, there’s something for everyone! And all of this is just for our FFY Kids in Kindergarten to Sixth Grade. Don’t forget to explore our Teens section for the most active teen programming in our community! We serve all school aged youth from 5-18 years old, K-12th grades. We are open week days, breaks, and snow days! FFY REGISTRATION PORTAL INFO NEWSLETTER BEHAVIOR APPROACH REGISTER UPCOMING EVENTS REFUND POLICY AFTERSCHOOL A place to learn, grow, and belong after the school day ends! Learn More > FALL/SPRING BREAK Keep the fun and adventure going when school is out! Learn more > SUMMER OF EXPLORATION Discover new interests, make friends, and create unforgettable memories. Learn More > TEENS Find your place, build new skills, and connect with opportunities designed just for teens. Learn More > ALL BGC PROGRAMMING See the full range of programs designed to help youth learn, lead, and thrive. Learn More > 5 Key Elements 5 Key Elements 5 Key Elements 5 Key Elements SAFE, POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT We strive to create an environment which promotes both physical and emotional safety and health every day. We institute programs and policies to protect our youth from the internet, from bullying, and from physical harm. We want FFY Kids to feel safe enough to trust, to grow, and to be themselves. In addition to providing a safe environment, we provide youth with the tools they need to solve problems in a positive way. BE STRONG. BE YOURSELF. BE SAFE. FUN Fun is a requirement at the Club! It’s the first item on our staff meeting agenda and the main ingredient in many of our activities. From the time FFY Kids come through the door until they grab their bag from the cubbies to leave, fun is what creates memorable experiences and creates a strong sense of belonging for members. BE SILLY. BE HAPPY. BE AMAZING. SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPS Staff members actively cultivate meaningful relationships with youth to ensure that every FFY Kids feels connected. We offer guidance to youth, behave ethically to earn their respect, and build trust in these relationships so youth feel acknowledged and supported. When FFY Kids are dealing with personal difficulties — big or small — they know they are not alone, and we are here to mentor and assist them. BE RESPECTFUL. BE SUPPORTIVE. BE HONEST. OPPORTUNITIES & EXPECTATIONS The Club creates opportunities for success for FFY Kids. We set clear expectations to promote excellence and ethical behavior. FFY Kids learn to take pride in the Club and learn quickly to “respect self, respect others, respect FFY.” BE SMART. BE ETHICAL. BE WONDERFUL. RECOGNITION The Club creates opportunities for success for FFY Kids. We set clear expectations to promote excellence and ethical behavior. FFY Kids learn to take pride in the Club and learn quickly to “respect self, respect others, respect FFY.” BE BRILLIAN. BE CONFIDENT. BE CREATIVE. CLUB BEHAVIOR APPROACH We follow a TBRI/Trauma informed approach with all members. We provide everyone that comes into our club with the following: Having compassion for our children, regardless of the type of day they are having. Using empathy with children and refrain from shameful responses. Intentionally connect with our children by: Using healthy touch: high fives, fist bumps, hand shakes, etc. Giving eye contact to children when engaging with them Controlling the tone, volume, and cadence of our voices when interacting with children Matching a child’s behavior, including talking about their interests or mirroring their body language Interacting playfully with children Engaging in positive conversations during check-in and dismissal Teach children about their regulation and guide them to regulating activities Ensure children have access to water and snacks Give advanced notice of changes that might occur Support transitions that happen throughout a session As adults, being aware of our own stressors and understanding when our stress response system is activated SUMMER OF EXPLORATION 2026 Click the button below to register for SOE 2026 and Specialty Camps. REGISTER HERE UPCOMING EVENTS REFUND POLICY Refund requests must be submitted within 40 days of the original payment date and processed within 45 days of the original payment date. All approved refunds are subject to a $5 service fee. If eligible, one transfer may be processed per activity registration. Multiple transfers from the same original registration are not permitted. Transfers and cancellations involve extensive administrative processing within our current software system. We encourage families to review program information carefully before registering and appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain accurate program enrollment. Membership fees are non-refundable. Refunds will not be issued due to participant suspension. Retroactive refunds or account credits will not be provided for Sliding Fee Scale discounts. Refund or transfer requests must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday prior to the week for which the request applies. No refunds will be issued for requests received after 12:00 p.m. on Friday for the following week. STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Columbus Youth Camp in Columbus, Indiana offers unique venue rentals on 137 acres of rolling landscape, providing privacy and a stunning natural backdrop for weddings, receptions, birthday parties, overnight camps, corporate retreats, family reunions, and more. With only 15 acres developed, our camp offers a peaceful setting for any event. We also provide experiential learning programs and training for both youth and adults, ensuring your event is both memorable and impactful. Rentals at Columbus Youth Camp RENTAL PRICING GUIDE CONTACT US! Reeves Conference Center Host your next event at CYC’s Reeve's Conference Center, a versatile facility designed to accommodate both indoor and outdoor meetings and gatherings. Noblitt Pavilion This charming enclosed shelter features a large open fireplace, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere for any event. With a fully equipped commercial kitchen, it’s the perfect venue for wedding receptions, parties, family reunions, and more. Whether you're planning an small gathering or a grand celebration, the Noblitt Pavilion offers the ideal space for creating unforgettable memories. Ridge Cabins Step back in time and experience the rustic charm of CYC’s log cabins, built in 1937. These historic cabins, perfect for larger groups, comfortably sleep up to 14 guests. With their timeless log construction and cozy atmosphere, they offer a unique, peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Quad and Rotary Cabins Experience the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Built in the 1970s and fully remodeled in 2020, each cabin offers a spacious retreat for groups, sleeping up to 14 guests. It’s the ideal spot for family getaways, team retreats, or group gatherings. Lakefront (Coming Soon...) Make a splash at CYC’s beautiful lakefront! With stunning views and access to the water, you can enjoy swimming, canoeing, and kayaking. Whether you’re looking to relax by the water or dive into adventure, our lakefront offers the perfect setting for fun, relaxation, and memorable moments with family and friends. Hiking Explore the great outdoors on CYC’s private hiking trails, spanning several miles of breathtaking scenery. These secluded paths offer explorers the perfect opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Whether you're an avid hiker or a nature lover, our trails provide the perfect setting for adventure and relaxation in the heart of the wilderness. Playscape Discover the magic of CYC's Playscape, where nature and play come together! This one-of-a-kind space is filled with wooden structures and activities made from natural materials, offering endless fun for all ages. Enjoy the excitement of a GaGa pit, swing into adventure on the round sensory swings, or gather around the fire pit for a cozy experience. Plus, there's a track for Radio Controlled Cars and a covered shelter. The Playscape is the perfect place for creative play and outdoor fun! Challenge Course Take on the ultimate team-building experience at CYC's Challenge Course! Designed to push limits and inspire collaboration, this course is facilitated by a certified facilitator and can be personalized to meet your group’s needs. Whether for kids, teens, or adults, each challenge is crafted to encourage growth, communication, and teamwork. Perfect for schools, youth groups, or corporate teams, our Challenge Course will leave you with lasting memories and a stronger bond. Ampitheater Celebrate in style at CYC’s beautiful amphitheater, a stunning venue perfect for weddings, concerts, and group gatherings. Surrounded by nature, this open-air space offers breathtaking views and an unforgettable atmosphere for any occasion. Whether you're saying "I do," enjoying live music, or hosting a special event, the amphitheater provides a unique and scenic setting that will make your gathering truly memorable. Stone Chapel Nestled in nature, CYC’s Stone Chapel offers an intimate and serene location for smaller gatherings. With its charming stone architecture and peaceful surroundings, it's the perfect setting for weddings or smaller gatherings. Whether you're exchanging vows or sharing a meaningful moment, the Stone Chapel provides a beautiful, secluded space to create cherished memories. STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!