1960
Originally chartered as the Lester McCoy Boys Club under the auspices of Charles C. Spalding, Garner Anderson and Arthur Reinwald.

1975
Groundbreaking is held for our first facility on the grounds of Washington Intermediate School. The club opens on May 3, 1976 and includes a gym, craft center, library/meeting room, kitchen, game rooms and offices.

1985
A $2,000,000 building and endowment fund drive begins to expand operations to Wai‘anae.

1988
On January 26, ground is broken in Wai‘anae and on November 10, 1988 the club opens on the grounds of Wai‘anae Elementary School. In one year, the club has 1,600 members.

1989
A satellite unit opens at Ilima Elementary School in ‘Ewa Beach.

1993
On the heels of Hurricane Iniki, the first neighbor island facility opens on Kaua‘i on the grounds of Kapa‘a High School. A second facility in Waimea opens in 1998.

1997
An extension of the Wai‘anae club opens in Nanakuli. The first Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Teen Center opens on Oahu adjacent to the Spalding Clubhouse.The first Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Teen Center opens on Oahu adjacent to the Spalding Clubhouse.

2002
The Hale Pono ‘Ewa Beach Clubhouse is dedicated and opened. A second Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Teen Center is part of this facility. An extension of the Spalding Clubhouse opens in Papakolea.

2005
The Los Angeles Lakers fund and dedicate the Los Angeles Lakers Reading Center at the Spalding Clubhouse.

2006
The National Football League pledges $1,000,000 to help fund the $3,000,000 Honolulu NFL Youth Education Town Center in Nānākuli, the 16th facility of its kind in the U.S.

Programs begin at the new Windward Clubhouse in Kailua in March in conjunction with a community endowment drive to fund a permanent facility at Kailua Intermediate School.

2007
The Los Angeles Lakers fund and dedicate the 2nd Los Angeles Lakers Reading Center at the Hale Pono Ewa Beach Clubhouse.