Do good with Pokémon GO Pokéstops across the Los Angeles Harbor

SAN PEDRO, Calif. - July 12, 2016 - PRLog -- The Pokémon GO app for iOS and Android devices has taken the United States by storm. The free-to-play augmented reality mobile game is poised to surpass Twitter in daily active users on Android devices within days.

With everyone out and "gotta catch'em all," what does that mean for the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor (BGCLAH)? All Poke-trainers can do good by supporting BGCLAH summer program with its custom QR code at the three Pokéstops at Liberty Hill Plaza which houses the Port of L.A. Boys & Girls Club – just snap the QR code and make a donation. The BGCLAH at the Port daily summer program is a variety of learning and athletic activities, including its Maker's Studio and College Bound program. The Club's programs are free to youth in the adjacent Rancho San Pedro public housing community adjacent to the Liberty Hill Plaza.

BGCLAH has labeled the three Pokéstops in front of the Port of L.A. Boys & Girls Club and is asking all to do good for the hundreds of youth who depend on the Club for a safe and nurturing environment when school is out of session.

Now, go "Catch 'em all"! But start here:

100 W. Fifth St., San Pedro, CA 90731

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About the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor

True to its mission since 1937, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor is a nonprofit organization that helps young people reach their full potential with enrichment programs in academics, arts and athletics. Presently the Club serves over 12,000 youth annually at 14 sites in San Pedro and Wilmington. More information can be found at www.bgclaharbor.org.