Fresno County Boys & Girls Club - 4:53
with Kathryn Weakland of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County
Posted Apr 19, 2018
A discussion on the benefits of after school programs with Kathryn Weakland of the Boys and Girls Club.
Hosted by: Aubrey Aquino Produced by: California Newsmakers Team
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