named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Before & After School Program
Academic support, enrichment activities, and supervision for school-age children before and after school hours at multiple elementary school sites
Cub Club Early Learning Center
Full-day childcare and early learning program for young children, opening Summer 2026
Sports & Recreation
Organized sports including basketball and flag football, as well as drama, music, and creative arts programs
Summer Program
Full-day summer camp offering field trips, STEM activities, art, games, and educational support to prevent summer learning loss
Teens & Young Adults
Leadership development, job preparation, mentoring, and dedicated Teen Zone programming for youth ages 13–21
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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After-School Academic and Enrichment Programs 2 activities
- After-school and full-day childcare programsOperates before and after school programs that support academic achievement, creativity, and social-emotional growth through hands-on activities aligned with school-day learning. Also runs a full-day childcare program at 4520 Military Road and offers reduced-fee programming at five sites through state grant funding.
- Youth mentoring and academic supportProvides daily youth mentoring, tutoring, and homework help to build confidence and academic skills. Ensures access for all youth, with annual membership at $67 and fee waivers for families unable to pay.
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Youth Safety and Protection Programs 1 activity
- Child safety and staff training protocolsEnsures child safety through mandatory annual criminal background checks for all staff, board members, and volunteers with direct contact with children, CPR/First Aid certification for all staff, and ongoing training in trauma-informed care and safety protocols. Conducts annual safety assessments and requires immediate reporting of critical incidents to local authorities and Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
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Before and After School Childcare 1 activity
- Multisite youth service deliveryOperates eight program locations across Niagara Falls to deliver after-school, school site, and full-day childcare programming, serving over 1,200 to 1,400 youth annually and delivering over 600,000 hours of youth programming each year.
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Community Fitness and Aquatics Programming 1 activity
- Sports, fitness, and recreation programsOffers a wide range of sports and recreation activities including Biddy Basketball, co-ed Flag Football, recreation leagues, travel teams, open gym, Play Ball/RBI for baseball/softball, soccer through a US Soccer Foundation partnership, and outdoor adventures using Ultimate Frisbee. Includes the Triple Play Suite to promote healthy habits and social recreation.
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Summer Day Camp Programs 1 activity
- Summer programming for youthOperates a full-day summer program for children in Kindergarten and up, running from July 6 to August 21, including daily healthy meals and snacks, weekly field trips, water play days, and summer camp activities.
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Youth Workforce Readiness Programs 1 activity
- Tween and teen-specific programmingOffers targeted programs for youth ages 13 to 21, including leadership training, career and college readiness (resume building, interview prep, financial literacy), wellness and life skills (nutrition, mental health), and engagement through sports and enrichment activities such as 716 United Basketball, art, and music.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Volunteer engagement and supportRelies on volunteers to support daily programs and special events such as fundraisers and community celebrations, enhancing program delivery and community involvement.
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Youth Development Programs 1 activity
- Youth development programs across multiple domainsProvides comprehensive youth development programming focused on education and career development, character and leadership development, and sports, fitness, and recreation for youth in Niagara Falls. Programs are delivered year-round and include academic support, mentorship, and personal development activities.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$2.32M
Contributions & grants$2.04M88%
Program service revenue$269K12%
Investment income$15K1%
Other revenue$79
expenses
Total expenses$2.41M
Program expenses82%
Admin / overhead14%
Fundraising5%
Salaries & benefits$1.86M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$2.75M
Cash$430K
Investments$484K
Liabilities$86K
Net assets$2.67M
Liquid reserves4.5 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +23.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 10
- ANTHONY EUGENI — DIRECTOR
- BRIAN BENNETT — DIRECTOR
- DARIOUS MYLES — DIRECTOR
- JAMES A KLING PHD — DIRECTOR
- JANELLE DEGREGORIO — DIRECTOR
- JOANNE BEATON — DIRECTOR
- JOCENIE ETIENNE — DIRECTOR
- JONATHAN IERACI — DIRECTOR
- KATHLEEN HURLEY — DIRECTOR
- STEPHANIE ROBINSON — DIRECTOR
relationships · 17
Who they work with
- 716 United Basketball Partner — Collaborates on sports programming for teens as part of enrichment activities.
- Board of Directors Partner — Provides strategic vision, governance, and oversight to ensure organizational accountability and sustainability.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of America Network — Member of the national Boys & Girls Clubs network, aligning with its mission and program model.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of America Network — Member organization of the national Boys & Girls Clubs network, aligning with its mission and program model.
- NYS Child Care Assistance Government — Partners with NYS Child Care Assistance to provide no-cost access for eligible families.
- National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Partner — Third-party safety expert engaged to provide guidance on child safety policies and approaches.
- National Children’s Advocacy Center Partner — Third-party safety expert engaged to provide guidance on child safety policies and approaches.
- New York State Office of Children and Family Services Government — Responsible for final licensing approval of the Cub Club Early Learning Center.
- Niagara County Department of Social Services Government — Partner agency through which families can apply for NYS Child Care Subsidy to reduce program fees.
- Niagara Falls Fire Department Partner — Local partner organization collaborating with the Club on safety initiatives.
- Niagara Falls Police Department Partner — Local partner organization collaborating with the Club on safety initiatives.
- Niagara Falls School District Partner — Local partner organization collaborating with the Club on safety initiatives.
- Praesidium Partner — National partner providing access to a confidential 24-hour Child Safety Hotline and guidance on safety policies.
- REMIND App Partner — Partners with the REMIND App to communicate real-time updates to families about events, practices, and schedule changes.
- Rebecca Vincheski Government — Chief Executive Officer of Niagara Falls Boys & Girls Club
- US Soccer Foundation Partner — Partnership to deliver soccer programming for youth.
- fundraisers Partner — Collaborates with fundraisers as part of special event support.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Inclusive Access to Ensure Equitymethodology: inclusive_accessBy removing financial barriers through sliding-scale fees, financial assistance, and subsidy access, the organization ensures equitable participation because consistent engagement in youth programming depends on affordability and inclusion.
- Place-Based Access for High-Risk Youthmethodology: place_based_youth_developmentBy locating programs in high-poverty communities, the organization increases impact for youth at greatest risk of academic failure and delinquency because proximity and cultural relevance reduce barriers to engagement and build community trust.
- Relationship-Based Mentoring and Peer Leadershipmethodology: relationship_based_mentoringBy fostering consistent mentoring relationships and creating pathways for youth-led leadership and peer mentoring, the organization promotes safety, aspiration, and responsibility because sustained, trusting relationships with adults and peers reinforce identity development and accountability.
- Whole-Child Development through Integrated Programmingmethodology: whole_child_developmentBy integrating academic support, social-emotional learning, physical activity, and basic needs like meals into a single program model, the organization fosters holistic youth development because coordinated services address the interconnected drivers of youth well-being and resilience.
- Youth Development through Sense of Competence, Belonging, Usefulness, and Powermethodology: youth_development_four_sensesBy intentionally cultivating a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging, and influence in youth, the organization builds self-esteem, character, and agency because these psychological needs are foundational to positive youth development and long-term resilience.