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Whether the solution comes in the form of a spare pair of skates, golf clubs or a lacrosse stick – sometimes that’s all it takes to connect a kid to their potential passion. Continue Reading →
The second annual Dodge for a Cause tournament drew dozens of teams to the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. The event, which raised funds for the Club and Hannah Storm Foundation, was not for the faint of heart. Continue Reading →
The 2016 Dodge for a Cause tournament was SO MUCH FUN that the event became an instant tradition. This year’s tournament is set for Saturday, March 25. Continue Reading →
Ambassador Girl Scout Annie Wissmann ran a healthy food program at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, and is on her way to earning the Girl Scout Gold Award. Continue Reading →
Nico Venegas has been named the 2017 Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, selected from among eight outstanding finalists. Continue Reading →
Safety is the Club’s top priority and, in recent months, BGCG has hired more staff to monitor heavy traffic areas, implemented a walkie talkie system to keep program staff fully connected during after school hours, and, now, established a full-time staff position devoted to the safety of Club members. Continue Reading →
The newly-renovated all-season field house at the Boys & Girls Club includes an indoor turf field and enhanced playing surface which will provide increased year-round space for after-school programs and both evening and weekend use by the Greenwich community. Continue Reading →
Don Palmer, BGCG Program Director, will produce the musical and Rocco Natale, Executive Director of the Open Arts Alliance will direct the production, along with Ronnie Staplefield, associate producer, Tori Schuchmann, associate educational producer, Jennifer Dunn, choreographer, Kerry Gavin, music director, Jack Kriskey, crew foreman, and Pat Pizzo and Maria Colonnato, set and costume designers. Continue Reading →
During a 3-hour diversity training workshop akin to Names Day at Greenwich High School, 66 town leaders talked about stereotypes, hate, bigotry and the power of allies. All agreed that silence is deadly. Personal anecdotes were powerful. Continue Reading →
Art classes are available at BGCG throughout the year, which are free to members. In the past Red Shoe Studios has collaborated with BGCG to offer GYFL Night on the ice, movie nights and a number of other art projects. Continue Reading →