General Robert E. Wood Boys & Girls Club

The Gen. Robert E. Wood Club hosted a workshop to inspire technology innovation and promote awareness of tech-related careers among young women.

Michel Lopez chosen Youth of the Year for Gen. Wood Club.

Members got a chance to learn and have fun by role playing as the town mayor, a judge, bank president, bank owner, and many other interesting careers at Journey World.

Redbox and the General Wood Club teamed up to launch a great back-to-school event filled with food, music, bounce houses, face painting, carnival games and school supplies.

About 125 young people from the Gen. Wood Boys & Girls Club and five other Clubs participated in "Money Savvy," a financial literacy program presented by employee volunteers from The PrivateBank.

On Saturday, November 6, the Torch and Keystone Clubs of General Wood and Little Village Boys & Girls Clubs traveled to Bemis Woods Forest Preserve for a Service Learning Project.

The General Wood Club has expanded its tutoring program to three nights per week. The children work one-on-one with volunteers on homework and other educational activities. More volunteers are needed Monday through Wednesday evenings. For more information about the program or to volunteer, please call the Club.

Several General Wood Club members are taking their places in the spotlight. The recently formed Wood Club Rock Band debuted in front of their peers, playing a 30-minute set with five songs. The band, which formed just three months prior to its debut, participated in the Music Makers program.

Gen. Robert E. Wood and Little Village Club Board member Martin Cabrera, Jr. appointed to the City Colleges Board of Trustees.