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Welcome to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley Media Room! Boys & Girls Clubs empower all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible members of the community.
With 30+ Clubs across the Valley, BGCAZ positively impacts 20,000+ youth and teens every year through four key areas: Academic Success, Character & Leadership, Health & Well-Being, and Life & Workforce Readiness.
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This news clip discusses what the Boys and Girls Club of Arizona is providing to both the kids and parents of Arizona. The Club is an affordable afterschool program where exercise and a healthy life is a core part of what they due, including teaching kids the importance of eating right by providing both a snack and meal every day. The kids were having the opportunity to do a fun activity course with Arizona Cardinal football player Kelvin Beachum to show how they love to exercise! State Farm also donated $50,000 to BGCAZ for their hard work and presence in their communities.
This news clip shows the Boys and Girls Club of the Valley playing bumper cars as part of the Believe in AZ kids news Segment. The clip shows the excitement of the BGCAZ clubs kids, showcasing just one of their fun afterschool activities!
A new sports hub is coming to Chandler – The Uncommon. But before opening for business, the restaurant made sure to go the extra mile to invest in its new community through a $5,000 donation to sports programs for youth and teen members of the Chandler Compadres Boys & Girls Club.
For Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley (BGCAZ) AZYouthforce teen intern Noah P., an entrepreneurial dream is becoming reality. Noah pitched his idea for a new business to become the newest Bayless Entrepreneurship Program winner.
This news clip discusses how the Arizona Diamondbacks and Cox came together to host the Cox Innovation Labs for the Boys and Girls Club of the Valley! These Innovation Labs allow kids to learn about different technologies like 3D printers or a DJ sound system. These labs allow kids to think more about careers they might be interested in, but to overall allow them to play, learn, and grow. Current Diamondbacks players and alumni players too all helped with the project!
