Mission Clubhouse
BGCSF Health advisory updates:
Four of our Clubhouses are open for specific hours and for limited youth. Click below for more information.
COVID-19 UpdatesFall program:
Clubhouses manage registration on an individual basis. Please complete this application form to request Fall placement at your preferred location.
fall applicationHours & Location
Contact Us
Hours:
Monday - Tuesday
From school release time until 6 PM for Elementary School members.
From school release time until 7 PM for Middle School and High School members.
Wednesday - Thursday
From school release time until 6 PM
Friday
From school release time until 6 PM for Elementary School members.
From school release time until 8 PM for Middle School and High School members.
901 Alabama Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-400-8900
Monday - Tuesday
From school release time until 6 PM for Elementary School members.
From school release time until 7 PM for Middle School and High School members.
Wednesday - Thursday
From school release time until 6 PM
Friday
From school release time until 6 PM for Elementary School members.
From school release time until 8 PM for Middle School and High School members.
901 Alabama Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-400-8900
BGCSF has a very limited number of spots due to the guidance of the public health order. The number of youth we can accept is very limited and daily attendance is required. Club hours are Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Please note that there will be no visitors to the Clubs this winter/spring. Parents/Guardians are required to remain outside the Club for pick-up and drop off.
Welcome to Mission Clubhouse!
Hi, I'm Kate, the Clubhouse Director of Mission Clubhouse. Our team is excited to meet you! Here at Mission Clubhouse, we're proud to offer programs that fit our members' diverse interests, including academic support, leadership programs, creative arts, and a number of sports opportunities. We look forward to serving you and your family!
Kate Pfaff
Clubhouse Director
EMAIL clubhouse directorView Clubhouse PhotosAbout the Mission Clubhouse
The Mission Clubhouse has been located at its current location since 1928 and is the first Boys & Girls Club constructed west of the Mississippi River. The Club was built with the help of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, the second oldest Rotary Club in the world. In 2008, BGCSF began a full-scale renovation of the old Clubhouse, reopening the Club in its current form in June of 2010. This Clubhouse is located one-quarter mile from our Columbia Park Clubhouse — also in the Mission District.
The Club serves youth from across the city, but primarily those from the eastern Mission. The building is owned by BGCSF, and is approximately 14,000 square feet.
The Mission Clubhouse has several important school partnerships, including both traditional public schools, charter public schools, and parochial schools. The Club enjoys good relationships with families, neighbors, and local businesses.
The Club serves youth from across the city, but primarily those from the eastern Mission. The building is owned by BGCSF, and is approximately 14,000 square feet.
The Mission Clubhouse has several important school partnerships, including both traditional public schools, charter public schools, and parochial schools. The Club enjoys good relationships with families, neighbors, and local businesses.
Check out our Clubhouse brochure!
Upcoming Dates
UPCOMING events
Resource Fair for Grieving Families
Thursday, March 26th
4-6pm
Don Fisher Clubhouse
380 Fulton St.
End of School Year Carnival
Friday, May 22nd
2-6pm
Youth of the Summer
Friday, July 24th
Time TBA
Thursday, March 26th
4-6pm
Don Fisher Clubhouse
380 Fulton St.
End of School Year Carnival
Friday, May 22nd
2-6pm
Youth of the Summer
Friday, July 24th
Time TBA
ONGOING Events
Important Dates
Spring Break
Club open 10am-5:30pm from Tuesday, March 31st - Friday, April 3rd
Last Day of School Year Program
Friday, May 22nd
First Day of Summer Program
Wednesday, June 3rd
Parent Orientations
Monday, February 24th, 5:00pm
Friday, March 27th, 9:00am
Thursday, April 23rd, 5:00pm
Monday, May 4th, 9:00am
Friday, May 15th, 5:00pm
Ask about Camp Mendocino!
Club open 10am-5:30pm from Tuesday, March 31st - Friday, April 3rd
Last Day of School Year Program
Friday, May 22nd
First Day of Summer Program
Wednesday, June 3rd
Parent Orientations
Monday, February 24th, 5:00pm
Friday, March 27th, 9:00am
Thursday, April 23rd, 5:00pm
Monday, May 4th, 9:00am
Friday, May 15th, 5:00pm
Ask about Camp Mendocino!
School Pickups & Safe Walks
Pickups AND SAFE WALKS
Thomas Edison Charter Academy
Caesar Chavez Elementary
The Mission Preparatory School
Moscone Elementary
Our Team
Our team comes to work every day passionate about offering our Club members high-quality programs in a safe and welcoming environment.
Kate Pfaff
Clubhouse Director
Clubhouse Director
Kelsey Herrington
Education Director
Education Director
Ariel Lopez Segovia
Art Director
Art Director
Leidy Hernandez
Youth Development Coordinator
Youth Development Coordinator
Tarquin Gaines
Assistant Clubhouse Director
Assistant Clubhouse Director
Marlon Loa
Sports, Fitness, & Play Director
Sports, Fitness, & Play Director
Diego Lopez
Youth Development Coordinator
Youth Development Coordinator
Maricela Gandara
Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant
Naomi Galley
Education Liason
Education Liason
Corinne Whitsitt
Middle School Services Director
Middle School Services Director
Diego Escalante
Youth Development Coordinator
Youth Development Coordinator
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