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Founded in 1988, Boys & Girls Clubs of North Lake Tahoe is a nonprofit organization that provides youth development services. It offers programs in the areas of education, health and life skills development and fitness. The organization s arts program promotes cultural awareness amongst youths through the knowledge and appreciation of visual crafts and creative writing. Its educational programs include employment opportunities and job training. Boys & Girls Clubs of North Lake Tahoe s recreational programs include a variety of activities, such as sports, camping, dance shows and cooking, as well as field trips. Its services and programs promote the development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness and belonging. The organization is located in King Beach, Calif.

Sierra Community House, formerly known as the North Tahoe Family Resource Center, is a collaborative organization that has partnered with three local entities to provide essential services and support to the community of Kings Beach, CA. Located at 265 Bear St, Sierra Community House aims to address the diverse needs of individuals and families through their comprehensive programs and resources.Generated from the website

North Tahoe Business Association (NTBA) was founded in 1979 by business and community leaders responding to a need to represent the local business community and promote the North Shore as a vibrant community.In 2004, NTBA partnered with Placer County to help implement the Main Street program. The Main Street Four Point Approach helps property and business owners, along with concerned citizens, work together to determine their future. This is a long-term program that helps strengthen existing businesses and creates opportunities for new ventures to develop. The Main Street program has proven itself to be one of the most effective economic development programs in the country.The NTBA strives to provide leadership and facilitate redevelopment efforts to create a healthy balance of commerce, employment, entertainment and livability while preserving the unique beach town atmosphere of North Lake Tahoe