Lincoln Club

Lincoln Club – Grades K to 6th

The Lincoln Club is a safe and positive place, where Lincoln elementary students participate in an afterschool program offering homework help, art, STEM activities, fitness, and more, conveniently located at Lincoln Elementary school .

• Parents need to review and agree to our Waiver and Participation Agreement to register.
• Click here to download the Club Waiver
• Click here to download the Club Participation Agreement (English, Spanish)
• Click here to download the Lincoln Club Parent/Guardian Handbook (English, Spanish)

Program Cost

Sliding Scale Monthly Fee:

Families are charged based on their family size & income, typically from $28/child/month to the full cost of $370 per child/month.

• Monthly payment plans are available.

Payment Policy

Payment is due at the time of enrollment and prior to delivery of services.  By having your child participate in a Club program, you acknowledge responsibility for payment.

If you are enrolled in a payment plan, payment is due at the first of each month.  If your credit or debit auto-payment fails, then upon email notification you have three business days to contact our front office to make your payment.

To Register: Requesting Reduced Fee

1. Request a Reduced Fee BEFORE Registering Online
2. Click the button below to make a reduced fee request
3. Wait for Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis Front Office to give further instructions
4. Follow provided instructions to complete Lincoln Club registration

Click for Online Reduced Fee Request Form (English and Spanish)

• Proof of income NOT required.

To Register: Not Requesting Reduced Fee

1. Click on the blue Register Now button above.
2. Select the program you want to register your child for.
3. Welcome to Lincoln Club!

Hours –

Open to all registered members from the end of the school day until 6:00 PM, Monday thru Friday.

Contact Site Phone –

541-243-3076

Lincoln Club programs feature friendly, energetic and fun staff trained to work with specific age groups, utilizing the Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Development Strategy.  We have a wide variety of programs for school children. Incorporated in all programs and activities are the four basic “senses” or feelings which, when possessed by young people, help them build self-esteem and to develop into productive, responsible, caring citizens. These four senses are:

• A sense of belonging – a setting where an individual knows he or she has a place and where he or she “fits” and is accepted.
• A sense of usefulness – the opportunity to do something of value for other people.
• A sense of influence – the chance to be heard and to influence decisions.
• A sense of competence – the feeling there is something boys and girls can do, and do well.

Parents/guardians must check-out members when leaving.  Youth are supervised while in the building or outside during a scheduled organized activity.  The Club assumes no responsibility once youth leave the premises.

Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis members are expected to conduct themselves in a positive manner and respect the rights of others at all times.