Donations

Today's young people face life-threatening challenges on a daily basis -- substance abuse, neglect, AIDS, poverty -- the list is far too long. If our youth are to grow up and become productive citizens of society -- often if they are to grow up at all -- they need a place where they can be just kids. They need caring adults to help them develop the skills and self-confidence to say "no" to dangerous pastimes. Boys & Girls Clubs offer that -- and much more.

As the nation's fastest-growing youth service organization, Boys & Girls Clubs of America serves millions of young people ages 6-18. Our legacy of positive youth development dates back to 1860 when the first Club was founded for young people in need of a place to call their own. The story of Boys & Girls Clubs is the story of America -- filled with challenge, opportunity and hope.

Throughout our history, we have always held a special concern for children from disadvantaged circumstances. Our comprehensive youth development programs and services provide young people with the skills to overcome their challenges and become responsible citizens and leaders.

Your investment in Boys & Girls Clubs of America helps guarantee a strong future for our young people and our nation. We invite you to invest in America's future. The choice is yours, but the rewards are shared by everyone -- especially the children who represent America's future.

	Taco Bell Collinsville GM Karen Lieteau, Martinsville Henry County B&GC Area Director Anne Frazier, FOX 21/27 News Anchor Jennifer Waddell, Taco Bell E58 Martinsville GM Joyce Boyd, and Taco Bell Franchisee Tim Reith.
	Danville B&GC Executive Director Todd Lee, Danville B&GC Club President Richard Adams, Martinsville Executive Director Anne Frazier and Southwest Virginia B&GC Operations Director Damon Jiggetts accept check in the amount of $15,300.00 from FOX 21/27 News Anchor Jennifer Waddell and Taco Bell Franchisee Tim Reith.

If you'd like to make a donation, mail it to:

Or call Lynn Ward at (276) 656-1171