
NFL Youth Education Town
Fulton County
535 Hill Street, SE
Atlanta, Georgia 30312
(404) 524-8908
Map, Driving Directions
Hours of Operation
- School Closing: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
- Program Activities: 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- Holiday/Summer Hours: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Brief History
In 1993, the National Football League (NFL) developed the Youth Education Town (YET). These 'towns' are youth centers concentrated in Super Bowl cities, bestowing a legacy from the game that remains long after the fans depart. The NFL/YET initiative began after Los Angeles civil disturbances prior to Super Bowl XXVII. The disturbances revealed the growing need for the business sector to expand its corporate community involvement and corporate citizenship initiatives in economically distressed communities. The NFL expanded its involvement by seeking ways to positively impact the nation's communities using the Super Bowl as a galvanizing event. The league wanted to use sports as a means to foster community development. The NFL/YET Center of Los Angeles was developed. Since that time the NFL challenges each Super Bowl host city to create a center in underdeveloped communities that need support with their restoration initiatives. Today there are eight NFL/YET Centers in Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, New Orleans, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa and Atlanta. The NFL/YET Center located here in Atlanta is managed and governed by Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta.
Falcons Fitness Zone
This club is a Falcons Fitness Zone.
Staff
Monica Trimble, Executive Director
mtrimble@bgcma.org
NFL Youth Education Town picks up from the following schools:
- Neighborhood Charter Elementary School
- D.H. Stanton Elementary School
- Cook Elementary School
- Atlanta Charter Middle School
- Imagine Wesley International Academy
- Gideon Elementary
- Charles Drew Charter School
- Parks Middle
Schools that drop-off at NFL Youth Education Town
- Parkside Elementary School
Programs & Activities
- Music Studio
- Screen Printing
Map
Membership
If you’re interested in membership at the NFL Youth Education Town or any of our Metro Atlanta clubs, please download the membership application. Then, complete and return the application to the club.
Volunteer Opportunities
If you are sincerely interested in inspiring, motivating, and impacting young lives, then Boys & Girls Clubs is the place for you! Depending on the specific club location, we offer volunteer opportunities in the areas of tutoring, mentoring, coaching, special events, programming assistance, administrative support, and more.
In order to become a volunteer you must:
1) Be at least 16 years of age
2) Complete a Volunteer application
3) Pass the required background check
You will be notified once your background check is cleared and will then be scheduled for a club orientation before officially becoming a volunteer.
* We understand that some high schools require students to complete a minimum number of community service hours for graduation. We do offer some limited volunteer opportunities for students who are interested in performing their service with Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. For more information on these opportunities send a request to rreid@bgcma.org.
Check out Club Blue, BGCMA's Young Professional Group of volunteers. Learn more about Club Blue and how to become involved.
If you have any questions, please contact Robin Reid, our Volunteer Manager at rreid@bgcma.org



