The Torch Club is a nationally chartered Boys and Girls
small-group leadership and service club for youth ages
9-12. The Torch Club is a powerful vehicle through which
club members can help meet the special character development
needs of younger adolescents at a critical stage in their
development. Torch Club members learn to elect officers and
work together to implement activities in four areas: service
to club and community, education, health and fitness and
social recreation. Through the guidance of caring adults
who mentor and empower them, torch members develop the
essential character traits of responsibility, respect for
self and others, trustworthiness, fairness and caring. They
also learn leadership skills that help them influence others
in a positive way.
- Day In the Park
- World Wide Day of Play
- Lights on After School
- Haunted Gym
- Breakfast With Santa
- Easter Egg Hunt
- CandyLand
- World Wide Bowling
Youth
Employment Skills (YES) Orientation. This program is for
teens that are 14 years old and will be freshman in
High School. The YES program is an on-base volunteer program for
high school students of Active Duty Air Force members,
assigned to D-MAFB. The YES program is a joint effort
between Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) and the Air Force
Services to offer high school students an opportunity to
learn valuable work skills, ‘bank” dollar credits toward
their post-secondary education, and have a positive impact
on their base community. YES allows high school students to
“bank” $4 in grant funding for every hour volunteered in an
on-base unction. Students may accumulate as much as 250
hours over all 4 years of high school for a potential
maximum of $1000 toward their future vocation-technical or
academic endeavors.
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Indoor Gym
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Craft Room
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Study Room
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Computer
Training
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Youth Sports
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Outdoor
Basketball Court
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After School
Program
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Teen Center
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Clubs
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Cheerleading
Squad
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Life Skills
Training
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Lock-Ins
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Trips
Art Shows
Awards
Youth Fitness
Power Hour
4-H Programs
Boys & Girls
Club
Teen Only
Dances
Job Readiness
Talent
Contests
Presidential Service Award
Youth Sponsorship
The
purpose of the Keystone is to create high standards of
health, education, character and citizenship in order for
teens to develop into responsible, productive adults.
"Keystoning" offers teens the opportunity to: develop
and use leadership skills, contribute to the community through service and
volunteerism, foster understanding and respect between groups and
individuals, learn life skills and information for living a responsible,
fulfilled life, understand and participate in our free enterprise system
through fundraising activities; enjoy fellowship and develop
self-confidence; participate in local and national Boys & Girls Club
Programs.
Open Recreation Hours:
Bldg. 6000
Mon-Thurs 2:30pm-7pm
Fri 2:30pm-7:30pm (everyone)
Fri 7:30pm-9:30pm (teens)
Sat Noon-5pm (everyone)
Sat 5pm-8pm (teens)
Sun, Holidays & ACC Family Days CLOSED
Phone Numbers:
Center: 228-8383
Youth Programs: 228-8844
School Age: 228-8206
Youth Fitness: 228-8390
Teen Coordinator: 228-8357
Youth Director: 228-4251
Preteen Coordinator: 228-8365
School Age Program:
Bldg. 6006
Hours:
Mon-Fri 6:30am-5:30pm
Sat/Sun, Holidays & ACC Family Days CLOSED
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