Signature Events
Our signature events tell the stories of our youth and families best! By attending these events, your support provides critical funds to continue our mission of serving those who need us most. For information on these events, contact Jen Ensley at jennifer.ensley@bgcaz.org or 602-343-1222.
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Mesa Arts Academy 2020 Graduation
May 16, 2020
Dish It Out
August 10 – September 20, 2020
Dish It Live
August 10 – September 20, 2020
2022 – Yesteryear
Past Event (2022): Join us a magical evening as we celebrate our 22nd annual Yesteryear! This years theme is Fairytales and Heroes. There will be dancing, dinner, auctions and raffles.
Gamerthon – November 2022
Past Event: Play Rocket League against fellow Gamers for a chance to win prizes! And It’s Free To Play! Gamers welcome ages 8+ and up. Kids and parents can compete!
Gamerthon 2021
Past Event (2021): Play Rocket League against fellow Gamers for a chance to win more than $2,000 in cash and prizes! And It’s Free To Play!
2021 Avondale Championship Open
Past Event (2021): The Avondale Championship Open benefits Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley – Bob Bové Branch, a Thornwood Legacy. Avondale Mayor Ken Weise, community leaders, elected officials, and NASCAR race-enthusiasts will meet at the Wigwam Golf Resort in support of West Valley youth.
Today’s Kids, Tomorrow’s Stars
Past Event (2021): Join us for our Signature Event celebrating BGCAZ’s Youth of the Year and more!
Great Futures Golf Tournament
Past Event (2020): No matter if you are a seasoned pro or swinging clubs for the first time, you will have a great time AND support great futures for Club Kids! Join us for the 23rd annual Great Futures Golf Tournament on Friday, October 9th at Whirlwind Golf Club. All proceeds benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley. Read on for more details, sponsorship opportunities and registration.
Giving Great Futures Dinner
Past Event (2020): The 2020 Youth of the Year was hosted at Delta Hotels Phoenix in Mesa, Arizona on Friday, February 7, 2020, and honored and recognized high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who emerged as the outstanding representatives of their individual branches.
