Jesse Draper Boys & Girls Club
On July 13, Jesse Draper Boys & Girls Club teens were able to embark on a local college tour that was anything but forgettable. Teens were able to tour Morris Brown College, Spelmen College and Morehouse College. During their guided tour teens discovered the historical makeup of colleges and the requirements for admittance. Overall, the college tour was a great success and had teens thinking about furthering their education.
Membership
If you’re interested in membership at the Jesse Draper Boys & Girls Club or any of our Metro Atlanta clubs, please download the membership application. Then, complete and return the application to the club.
Brief History
South Fulton Boys Club expanded in order to double its capacity and serve 1,000 boys. The club was equipped with a swimming pool, gymnasium, and other renovations realized with funding from Mr. Jesse Draper and members of his family. In 1969, the Club’s name was changed to honor Mr. Jesse Draper, recognizing his tremendous contribution and dedicated devotion to ensuring our community assists disadvantaged youth by providing access to quality programs and services.
Funding provided in part by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Health and Human Services Agency's Grant ProgramsSpecial Programs & Activities
- Woodward Academy Jesse Draper Walk-A-Thon
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Cinco-De-Mayo Special Event
- Mr. & Mrs. Leory Walls Annual Christmas Party
Jesse Draper Boys & Girls Club pick-up & drop-off school list:
We pick up from these schools
- College Park Elementary School
- Conly Hill Elementary School
- Hapeville Charter Middle School
- Mount Olive Elementary School
- Oan Knoll Elementary School
- Paul D. West Middle School
- Tri-Cities High School
- Woodland Middle School
These schools drop off at our club
- Hapeville Elementary School
- Hapeville Middle School
- Kipps South Fulton Charter School



