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Check out what's been happening at our Clubs Branches and sites across the Greater Sacramento region and Stockton!
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  • Behind the Barre
    Behind the Barre

    August 2022

    Capital Dance Project showed us the moves last week! It was super fun and we loved seeing a sneak peek of the Behind the Barre performance! Thank you for the opportunity for Club youth and their families to attend the show. We can’t wait to see more!

  • Pizza Party!
    Pizza Party!

    August 2022

    Thank you Papa Murphy's for throwing a pizza party for our Club youth during summer camp! We had a blast making pizza roll-ups with you and taking home a Mini Murph pizza kit to enjoy at home. What a tasty treat!

  • Making Friends. Playing Games. Having Fun!
    Making Friends. Playing Games. Having Fun!

    August 2022

    Needless to say, summer camp at the Boys & Girls Club was full of laughter and smiles! 473 youth joined us at our 6 camps in Sacramento and at Sierra Vista - Stockton this summer. We also hosted 50 teens for our summer Career Launch program. 10 teens put their interviewing skills to the test and were selected as paid interns at the Club to support our camps at Sierra Vista, Teichert, and Kemble.

  • Bank of America Student Leaders Lead the Way
    Bank of America Student Leaders Lead the Way

    August 2022

    Our summer wouldn't be complete without working with our Bank of America Student Leaders. Each year we host a group of high school students who are passionate about gaining first-hand experience in serving their community. We loved having our Student Leaders engage in our work by supporting Club programs and learning about the daily operations of a nonprofit organization. Keep an eye out for Shalu, Joshua, Athena, and Abhi - they are on their way to accomplishing great things! Pictured here with Board Member Lori Rianda.

  • Well Earned Award
    Well Earned Award

    August 2022

    Congratulations to our very own Debbie Rubens for her dedication to the Boys & Girls Club movement! In addition to serving as BGCSAC’s Board Chair, she is the Vice Chair for the Northern California Area Council. At our National Conference in Chicago, Debbie received the E.L. McKenzie Memorial Award for outstanding performance and accomplishments in local councils in advancing Boys & Girls Club values, board engagement, and growth. Pictured here with Chair Matthew Prosneski and Boys & Girls Clubs of America Chief Operating Officer Lorraine Orr.

  • Kidney Superpowers!
    Kidney Superpowers!

    August 2022

    We teamed up with Fresenius at our camp at Edward Kemble to help teach Club youth about the superpowers of our kidneys and how eating healthy and staying active help prevent kidney disease. Thank you Fresenius for playing games with us and bringing tasty, healthy snacks!

  • End of the Summer Fun
    End of the Summer Fun

    July 2022

    We loved having Crowe LLP visit our North Laguna camp to help us celebrate the end of summer programs. Club youth enjoyed trivia challenges, an art project, popsicles, pizza, and lots and lots of water play fun! Thank you Crowe for the summertime fun and for helping Club kids prepare for the school year with back-to-school supplies!

  • Getting Creative!
    Getting Creative!

    July 2022

    Club kids at our summer camp at Sierra Vista had a blast during a social-emotional learning lesson that had them drawing all over their backpacks! But not just any backpacks, ChalkWild backpacks are made special for kids to be able to show off their creativity. Club members were first given a theme to draw, such as giving back to their community, then were challenged to add specific elements to express emotions, and finally practiced drawing techniques that made a background for their designs. And as an added bonus, they got to keep their backpacks to draw on all year long!

  • The coming months are going to be fun and busy with the opening of three new Club branches that have been in the works for the past couple of years– Sierra Vista Branch in Stockton, Rancho Cordova Youth Center, and our Woodland Branch! Combined, these new facilities will serve 500 additional Club kids and teens each year, with hundreds more youth supported through outreach programs. With greater access to high-quality afterschool programs, youth in these communities are better able to get homework help as needed, play sports, and plan for their futures in a safe, supportive environment.

    Watch a sneak peek of the finishing touches on the Woodland Branch outdoor sports court!

  • Congratulations to Our Outstanding Leader, Ms. Kim!
    Congratulations to Our Outstanding Leader, Ms. Kim!

    April 2022

    Ms. Kim was awarded the Nonprofit Executive of the Year Award at the Sacramento Business Journal Corporate Citizenship Awards on April 28th! BGCSAC Board members, staff, and a full ballroom of Sacramento community leaders all helped celebrate Ms. Kim as she received this incredibly deserving honor. In the Sacramento Business Journal Ms. Kim shares, "I have been involved with the Boys & Girls Club movement for over 17 years. I was hooked after my very first visit and I haven't left since."

  • Feeding Families
    Feeding Families

    April 2022

    Our saying at the Boys & Girls Club, whatever it takes, doesn't just apply to our programs after school. In an effort to make sure that our most at-risk Stockton youth and families have what they need over the weekend, the Boys & Girls Club distributes nonperishable food and snack boxes each week. With the support of the City of Stockton, every Thursday and Friday 325 Club youth, families, and Sierra Vista housing residents receive a Club Connect Kit that includes meals for the weekend, snack bags, and school supplies. Included with each delivery are health resources, masks, and hand sanitizer for the whole family. We are thrilled to be able to come together as a community to make sure Club youth, families, and residents are not going hungry.

  • Celebrating Earth Day
    Celebrating Earth Day

    April 2022

    We had a blast celebrating Earth Day with a fair to appreciate nature, sustainable practices, and conservation. Club youth enjoyed plant-based food, games, and music, and participated in earth-day activities with non-profits and local businesses championing the environment. Kids also had the opportunity to meet and learn about rescued wildlife. It was a beautiful spring day to spend time together outdoors! A special thank you to Jaws & Paws for organizing an amazing celebration!

  • Big Day of Giving 2022
    Big Day of Giving 2022

    Save the Date: May 5, 2022

    Mark your calendars to give where you live! When you make a Big Day of Giving donation you are making so much more than just a donation, you are making an impact for Club youth. From academic support to programs that build healthy habits, you are making Great Futures possible for Club youth!

    bigdayofgiving.org/bgcsac

  • Why mentoring matters
    Why mentoring matters

    January 2022

    Karina, a 7th grade Club member at our Raley Teen Center, confided in a staff member that she was having difficulties with a friend at school. She was upset about her friend’s actions and didn’t know what to do about the situation. Her Club mentor encouraged her to think about the lessons they were discussing during the Be A Star program, a social-emotional-based approach to address bullying, and helped her identify strategies for how to express her feelings. Karina worked up the confidence to talk with her friend about her behavior and told her how it made her feel. In the end, the two girls parted ways as friends, but Karina said that she would rather have friendships that were positive in her life. Club mentors are here to help youth build the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of their lives.

  • Celebrating greatness through art
    Celebrating greatness through art

    January 2022

    Thursday afternoons at our Teichert Branch are a time to get creative during art class with Ms. Marisol. Club youth explore various art mediums and projects that tie into larger themes they are learning about during the month like our heroes, culturally significant holidays, and all the ways diversity makes us great. In January, Club kids painted portraits of Martin Luther King Jr. and put their unique touch on what his profound words mean to them. Kids also made their own dragons as a way to learn about and celebrate the Chinese New Year.

Our Impact For the 2021-22 school year

  • Club Members and Youth Served

    4,412

  • Sessions of homework help

    1,478

  • Hours of programs focusing on Health & Life Skills

    789

  • Hours of programs focusing on Character & Leadership

    427

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