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Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
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Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
Youth Organizations
York, SC
York County 4-H provides hands-on learning through diverse clubs and projects and is affiliated with Clemson University.
Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
Boys & Girls Clubs of York County offers afterschool programs that help 92% of teens expect to graduate from high school.
Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
Camp F.L.I.G.H.T. provides summer camps and after-school programs in Rock Hill, serving breakfast and lunch for all attendees.
Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
ICE Youth Athletic Training specializes in youth basketball skills development and offers personalized 1 on 1 training options.
Youth Organizations
Fort Mill, SC
Next Level Kidz offers advanced enrichment programs combining STEAM and sports training for kids aged 6 and up in Fort Mill.
Youth Organizations
Fort Mill, SC
Pack Troop 108 has approximately 80 years of experience serving the Fort Mill community through various scouting events and Eagle Scout projects.
Youth Organizations
Fort Mill, SC
Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
Youth Organizations
Clover, SC
Tomorrow's America Enterprises provides leadership training for teens at an affordable cost, supported by the Broyhill Family Foundation.
Youth Organizations
Fort Mill, SC
Pack 157 Fort Mill SC meets on Tuesday evenings at Doby's Bridge Presbyterian Church, providing consistent local youth organization opportunities.
Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
FFCC Youth offers community-focused youth programs and has been serving Rock Hill since 1994 under Pastor Larry Williams.
Youth Organizations
Fort Mill, SC
Youth Organizations
Fort Mill, SC
Scouts BSA Girl Troop 220 in Fort Mill focuses on character and leadership development through outdoor activities.
Youth Organizations
Rock Hill, SC
Cub Scout Pack 31 Rock Hill SC provides programs specifically for youth grades K-5 through Cub Scouts.
York, SC, has various youth organizations focusing on education, sports, leadership, and community service.
Most organizations serve children and teens, typically from ages 5 to 19, with specific age cutoffs varying by program.
Many programs, like Tomorrow's America Enterprises, offer affordable fees and may provide scholarships or financial assistance.
Most local organizations regularly update their activities on their websites or through community announcements.
Enrollment policies vary, with some programs offering rolling admissions while others may have specific enrollment periods.