Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Mobile

The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama provide youth development programs and services throughout the year for the young people of Mobile and Baldwin counties. The organization was established in 1957 and now includes 18 youth development club sites serving more than 5,000 children. The clubs offer homework help, tutoring, computer training, drug prevention program, visual arts, music and sports activities. It also offers residential and day treatment programs for adjudicated youth, including Camp Martin Leadership Academy, Pointe Academy and G.R.O.W.T.H. The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama has more than 300 full and part-time employees and is one of the largest youth organizations in Alabama. B&GC, based in Mobile, Ala., is a member agency of United Way of Southwest Alabama and South Baldwin County United Way.

The Medical Society of Mobile County, founded in 1841, is a professional membership organization representing over 1,000 physicians practicing in Mobile County, Alabama. As a private non-profit corporation, its mission is to promote and develop the science of medicine while safeguarding public health and enhancing the medical profession. Members of the society support its initiatives through annual dues, allowing the organization to offer numerous services to both healthcare professionals and the community at large. The society also engages in various events, including the Joint Summer Social held annually with neighboring Baldwin County, fostering collaboration and camaraderie among local physicians. Generated from the website