Provides troop activities for girls related to specific areas of interest in the following focuses: S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), Life Skills, Leadership and Entrepreneurship, and Outdoors. Offers different levels of scouting for different ages including Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior and Ambassador.

Provides a youth education and experience oriented group. Participants will: - Learn leadership skills. - Experience planning and community development. - Meet community leadership. - Learn about local government.

An opportunity for older adults to meet and socialize.

Denison promotes and supports local community service by engaging the community in five areas: - Denison Community Association — Our student-led and operated umbrella organization for student service committees. - America Reads — Our program for Federal Work Study students to provide tutoring services to area elementary schools. - Curricular Service-Learning — Denison courses which include structured service work as part of the text of the course. - Denison Service Orientation (DSO) — The Center partners with First Year Programs to provide a service orientation opportunity in Washington, DC and Newark, OH each year. - Community Service Interns — Our program for Federal Work Study students that places students with a local community non-profit organization to assist with on-going or new projects as needed by the organization.

Provides a parent-child activity area for preschoolers and their caregivers. Includes activities, educational toys, computers with educational software, and parenting materials.

Program committed to enhancing the quality of family life and promoting the physical, intellectual and spiritual wellness of the individual. It provides health-related activities and cultural and educational programs that reflect the Jewish heritage. Although primarily a membership JCC, the JCC also delivers services to the community at large, including populations at risk. Through its wide array of programs, the JCC pursues its mission of strengthening the individual, family and community.

Offers a volunteer-led, professionally supervised, educational and recreational outdoor-based program for children and youth. Youth become part of a troop and participate in camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities.

Provides book discussion groups.

Offers a wide variety of recreational activities including Adult Sports, Aquatics, Gymnastics, Health & Fitness, Youth & Family programs and Youth Sports and welcomes people of all ages, genders, faiths, abilities, income levels and ethnic backgrounds.

Program committed to enhancing the quality of family life and promoting the physical, intellectual and spiritual wellness of the individual. It provides health-related activities and cultural and educational programs that reflect the Jewish heritage. Although primarily a membership JCC, the JCC also delivers services to the community at large, including populations at risk. Through its wide array of programs, the JCC pursues its mission of strengthening the individual, family and community.

Provides a before and after school enrichment program.

Provides a wide range of supervised recreational activities for youth. Offers a safe haven, adult role models, and a variety of programs that support the educational, emotional, physical, and social development of youth, without regard to social, racial, ethnic, or religious background.

Engages girls in girl-led, cooperative and hands-on learning that builds social-emotional and life skills needed for personal and community success.

A Women's Fitness Center is available to members.

Manages a drop-in center for teens and young adults, regardless of gender expression or sexual orientation, who would like a safe space to socialize with other youth. Seeks to prevent HIV and other STDs. Offers education, employment assistance, leadership opportunities, counseling, HIV testing and HIV/AIDS education programs. Provides recreation such as movies, game night, music and parties and offers programs on topics such as staying in school, preparing for college and occasionally offers tutoring.

Provides opportunities for community involvement for youth, through monthly training sessions covering team building, decision making, and effective communication skills, and service learning projects which the youth create and implement.

Provides weekly after-school care and summer programs for children in 1st grade and up.

A non-formal educational, youth development program offered to individuals age 5 and in Kindergarten to 19. Youth ages 5 and who are in Kindergarten to age 8 can participate in the Cloverbud Program. The traditional program encompasses youth ages 8 and in 3rd grade to age 19. Youth are involved in hands-on, experiential learning that allows learning by doing . All 4-H programs focus on active involvement and quality experiences which stimulate lifelong learning of values and skills.

Offers educational programs that focus on leadership development and citizenship through projects that center on a specific topic such as gardening, animal science, food and nutrition, the arts, genealogy, and natural sciences. Youth meet in small groups, or "clubs," to pursue special interests and participate in camps, fairs, community service, and leadership activities. Offers short term programs for schools and career exploration programs. Also offers "Youth Outdoors" a program of outdoor activities for youth that is jointly offered with the Cleveland MetroParks.

Provides a wide range of supervised recreational activities for youth. Offers a safe haven, adult role models, and a variety of programs that support the educational, emotional, physical, and social development of youth, without regard to social, racial, ethnic, or religious background.

Provides more than 70 ongoing programs for those 55+. Fitness and exercise, sports, travel, dances, board and card games, and special events. Nutrition, transportation, and health-screening programs.

The Trailblazers is a program at Stonewall Columbus for LGBTQ Adults ages 50+ that was created through a generous gift from The Legacy Fund. Trailblazer events include seminars, computer workshops, The Trailblazer Newsletter, and Social Outings. Each year Stonewall hosts a series of seminars on issues ranging from legal issues, healthcare and computer use. The Trailblazer Newsletter goes out via email about twice a month and highlights a variety of upcoming events and outings. Our popular social outings happen at least once a month where Trailblazers meet at the Center on High and get a ride to the theater or a concert, and then finish up at Union Cafe for discounted food and drinks. The Stonewall Columbus Pride Festival has a special Trailblazer Lounge where you can get out of the sun, relax, and even use separate restrooms. Ask about getting a Trailblazer wristband so you can get in! This year has been busy for the Trailblazers, and there is still much more to come, so join us!

Offers free after school and out of school time youth development services for children age 6 to 18. Provides activities and services with a focus on: Growth in literacy and math; Academic confidence; STEM; Healthy eating/ nutrition; Daily supervised physical activity; Benefits of physical activity, mental wellness, and avoiding risky behaviors; Awareness of post-high school opportunities, including college and career; Knowledge of life/ work preparedness skills; post-high school planning, and Interest in community service, volunteering, and civic engagement.

Provides in-person religious based mentoring, tutoring and life skills education to encourage youth to make positive individual and social change.

Offers an empowerment group to enhance social skills and increase independence of participants. Group facilitates meetings and determines activities. Activities include social events, fundraising and volunteer opportunities.