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2024-25 School-Year Membership FAQs
Information For School-Year 2024 Memberships
Where can I register?
Sign up through the parent portal at www.kidsclub.org/register
What should I know about the new payment process?
In an effort to provide more payment plan options, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is making some changes to our registration process.
Step 1: Pay nonrefundable deposit for membership (due at sign up)
Step 2: Pay remaining balance to complete payment for the full school year membership fee OR sign up for monthly payments from September-April
Note: We will no longer offer a ‘Pay at Club’ option online. If you’d like to pay with cash, please reach out to the Club directly.
What if I sign up after the year starts?
If you sign up after the year starts, you will be charged the initial deposit and the current month up front, then the monthly fee starting on the first of the following month.
What if I want to cancel my membership?
If you cancel your membership mid-year, you will not be refunded for the months you already paid but will not be charged for the rest of the months left in the year. If you decide to re-enroll after canceling a membership, you will need to pay the deposit again.
Note: If you have been awarded a discount for the membership fee, the new cost for a membership is not confirmed until reviewed by BGCSF administrative staff. This means that the cost of membership may be adjusted after further review (the review must take place within 14 days). If you do not agree with the revised cost, a reimbursement of the membership fee will be offered).
Questions about specific Club fees or need more information about financing your membership?
Please reach out to your Club directly. The list of Club locations and contact information can be found here.
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