The Highland Corporation Charitable Foundation presented a generous donation to the Boys & Girls Club of South Central Tennessee. This donation is part of their commitment to supporting non-profits in the communities they serve.
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BGCSCTN Launches the John C. Porter Scholarship Fund
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Peter Poon Kwong, [email protected] THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF SOUTH CENTRAL TENNESSEE LAUNCHES THE JOHN C. PORTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Honoring the legacy of John C. Porter and his many contributions to Maury County. Columbia, Tennessee – November 4, 2024 The Boys & Girls Clubs of
Finding Hope and Home: The Inspiring Journey of Andy, Natalyn, and Junior
Meet Andy, Natalyn, and Junior: Three Resilient Siblings Finding a New Home at the Boys & Girls Club in Columbia, TN After the tragedy, grief and struggles they faced last year losing both parents, siblings Andy, Natalyn, and Junior have had to adapt to a whole new life. Getting support
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee Waives Teen Membership Fees to Expand Access and Opportunity
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Peter Poon Kwong, [email protected] Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee Waives Teen Membership Fees to Expand Access and Opportunity COLUMBIA, October 21, 2024 — Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee (BGCSCTN), a leading youth development organization, announced a major initiative to waive
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee Raises $313,000 at 25th Annual Great Futures Gala, New Membership Initiative Announced to Waive Fees for Teens
Columbia, TN – September 27th, 2024 – Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee raised $313,000 at its 25th Annual Great Futures Gala to support its youth development programs. Additionally, starting October 7, 2024, all teen membership fees will be waived, ensuring greater accessibility. “We are grateful for the community’s support, which will allow us to enhance our services and remove cost barriers for teens,” said Executive Director Ginny Wright.
25th Anniversary Gala September 27th!
Come celebrate 25 years of Great Futures with us! Experience the excitement at our 25th-anniversary gala – it’s going to be unforgettable! Mark your calendars! Our 25th-Anniversary Gala is sure to be a night
Columbia Teen Center Named in honor of Don & Eva James Crichton
On March 26, Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee supporters, staff, youth, and Board of Directors came together to name the Columbia Teen Center in honor of dedicated supporters Don & Eva James Crichton. Don and Eva James Crichton have been long-time champions of this Club and its mission to give youth in our community the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Introducing our 2024 Youth of the Year!
Selected among 4 outstanding youth, Talajuwon Robinson of Giles County High School has been named Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee’s 2024 Youth of the Year. The Youth of the Year title is a prestigious honor bestowed upon an exemplary young person in recognition of leadership, service, academic excellence, and dedication to living a healthy lifestyle. The Youth of the Year program aims to honor high school members who participate in the competition on their path to great futures.
Farm Bureau Insurance TN to Increase Investment in Boys & Girls Clubs
Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee announces its increased investment into local youth with a 4-year pledge to Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Tennessee, beginning in 2024 Pictured are Jeff Pannell, CEO of Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee; Don Crichton, board member of Boys & Girls Club; Ginny Wright,
Your Gift Supports Our Kids’ Mental Health
Seven-year-old Addy has been attending the Club at Hampshire Unit School for over a year. This summer, she was enrolled at our Mt. Pleasant Elementary location. It was there that two Youth Development Professionals, Ms. Abby and Ms. Elise, noticed some concerning behaviors from Addy. Addy had begun distancing herself from her peers and was not participating in group activities. One day, they saw her tearing up while working on an art project. Elise and Abby pulled her aside and asked some questions to figure out what was going on.