Boston Fencing Club

The Boston Fencing Club is a non-profit organization located in Boston, Massachusetts. Established in 1858, the Club has grown to employ 20-49 people and boasts a rich history as one of the leading fencing institutions in the United States. Over its 150+ year history, the BFC has produced numerous nationally and internationally successful fencers, maintaining a high standard of instruction. The Boston Fencing Club offers fencing instruction and competitive opportunities to individuals of all ages and skill levels. The Club fosters the development of both athletic and mental skills in a safe and healthy environment, emphasizing individual and team competition. They strive to introduce fencing to a wide range of athletes in the Greater Boston area, removing any barriers to participation. Uniquely, the Boston Fencing Club is a certified 501 (c) 3 non-profit. They are dedicated to advancing the Olympic sport of fencing in the United States by developing competitive fencers at local, regional, national, and international levels. The club's alumni have gone on to make significant contributions to various fields, including business, law, education, healthcare, the military, engineering, and scientific research. Visit bostonfencingclub.org to learn more about the Boston Fencing Club and its programs.