The Woodruff family donated land on Cusseta Road in South Columbus for the building of the South Columbus Boys Club. A building committee of the Board of Directors and the Junior League of Columbus pledged to raise $50,000 for the new building, and The Bradley Foundation constructed a swimming pool for the Club.

The South Club tripled its membership and opened a new 7,000 sq. ft. addition under the leadership of board president, Mr. Madden Hatcher, Jr. The Phenix City Boys Club merged with the Columbus organization changing its name to the Boys Club of Columbus & Phenix City. Shortly after, the East Columbus Boys Club was established. 

The Boys Club of Columbus & Phenix City changed its membership dramatically and became the Boys & Girls Clubs of Columbus & Phenix City. The merger allowed these organizations to strengthen the overall brand and, most importantly, to serve all young men and women. 

In 2003, The CLUB Teen Center was opened. This new Teen Center allowed for the Clubs to further benefit teen members by focusing on their age-specific needs. Money management as well as college and career prep programs were implmented.

To better serve the children of Phenix City, the North Phenix City Club merged with the Phenix-Russell Boys & Girls Club organization. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Columbus and Phenix City became what is Boys & Girls Clubs of the Chattahoochee Valley. 

As membership expanded, BGCCV found it necessary to branch out. The East Club moved to Edgewood, a 48,825 sq. ft. building. This new facility is equipped with a Computer Lab, Literacy Room, Tween Center, Teen Center, and a State of the Art Robotics Room.

In 2023 The Boys and Girls Club of The Chattahoochee Valley opened a New Teen Center. This center was built to serve the North Columbus community. Built in honor of long time board member John F. Flournoy.