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[ 2 ] Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston 2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Table of Contents

Letter From Board Chair 3and President & CEO

Decade in Review 4

Looking Ahead 5

Who We Serve 6

Where We Are 7

Academic Success 8

Good Character & Citizenship 9

Healthy Lifestyles 10

Workforce Readiness & 11Teen Programs

Family Engagement & 12Youth of the Year

Summer Programming 13

2019 Accomplishments 14

2019 Financials 15

Great Futures Dinner 16

Top Investors 17

1952 Legacy Society 18

2019 Community Councils and 19Young Professionals Board

Pedro CarusoAccenture Innovation

Bill Goetz Carriage Services, Inc.

Chair

Mark K. JohnsonFitts, Roberts & Co

Treasurer

Carolyn Moore KhourieTexas Woman’s University

Mike KuznarSpark Energy

Will LevenMerrill Lynch

Carl LunaThe Energy & Minerals Group

Christopher PapourasCommunity Volunteer

Anita SehgalHouston Astros

Secretary

Jeremy ThigpenTransocean

Julius YoungWells Fargo Bank

Chair Elect

2019 Officers & Executive Committee

Ali AnsariFresh BrewGroup, USA

Gerald Bodzy (f)Showcase Custom

Vinyl Windows & Doors

Ericka BrownCommunity Volunteer

Chris CanettiHouston 2026 World Cup

Bid Committee

Pedro Caruso*Accenture Innovation

Clare DoyleCommunity Volunteer

Bill Goetz*(f), ChairCarriages Services, Inc.

Tory GunsolleyHouston Housing Authority

Julia HainesHolland & Knight

Robert (Bob) HermanPhillips 66

Michael HolthouseHolthouse Foundation

Danielle HunterCommunity Volunteer

Mark Johnson*(f), TreasurerFitts, Roberts, & Co.

Sarah JosephHouston Rockets

Greg KellerSysco and SYGMA

Carolyn Moore Khourie*Texas Woman’s University

Jennifer KirkOccidental Petroleum

Mike Kuznar*Spark Energy

Will Leven*(f)Merrill Lynch

Craig LiebermanWoodway

Beverage Partners, LLC

Carl Luna*The Energy & Minerals Group

Sarah MorganVinson & Elkins, LLP

Amy PalcicHouston Texans

Barry PalmerCoats Rose, P.C.

Christopher Papouras*(f)Community Volunteer

Adam Peakes (f)Community Volunteer

Rick PerezAvangard Innovative

Christopher ReinaMaxim Ventures

Amy ReneauErnst & Young

Cynthia C. SanfordCommunity Volunteer

Anita Sehgal*, SecretaryHouston Astros Baseball Club

Doug SelwynConner & Winters

Stephen Strake (f)HighTower TX/

HighTower Trust Services

Michael TerracinaKPMG LLP

Jeremy Thigpen*Transocean

Beth TilneyMarketing Consultant

Kenneth TubmanMarathon Oil Corporation

Bill Van WieCommunity Volunteer

Sean WheelerKirkland & Ellis

Glenn WooMission Constructors, Inc.

Julius Young*(f), Chair-ElectWells Fargo Bank

2019 Board of Directors

* Executive Committee member • (f) BGCGH Foundation Board member

In many ways, 2019 was a banner year for our organization. We reached and exceeded goals that have resulted in our ability to serve as many kids as possible in the best ways possible. Throughout the pages of this report, you’ll see the incredible impact and results your support made possible for children who are most vulnerable. You’ll learn about the innovative programs our staff have developed to help kids individually and you’ll understand the importance we place on being good stewards of the resources the community has entrusted to us.

We are grateful for your partnership in transforming the lives of youth. There is still more to do. The needs are still great and now is not a time to slowdown the pace of the positive impact we have on kids. Childhood does not stand still waiting for opportunity, childhood is perishable and we must provide enriching experiences in a safe environment right now – every day.

At Boys & Girls Clubs we know there is no simple answer to success. It takes an army of people, a safe environment, high-quality programs and unique experiences to ensure kids have a great future. Since 1952, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston has relentlessly provided young people with the guidance to be innovative, brave and confident. We are boys & girls & tech & tutoring & fitness & STEM & arts & music & fun and so much more. At Boys & Girls Clubs we never take a single approach when it comes to kids. We do whatever it takes to build great futures.

Thank you for your partnership in helping build great futures for youth!

With thanks,

Bill Goetz Kevin R. HatteryBoard Chair President & CEO

2019 ANNUAL REPORT Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston [ 3 ]

BGCGH Mission To inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need us most to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

Our Vision To put success within reach for our Club members and keep them on track to graduate from high school. We help them realize a positive plan for the future that includes good character, citizenship and a healthy lifestyle.

Dear Friends of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston,


2019Great Futures

2025 Strategic Plan launched

Two Clubs in Wharton Acquired

2010Eight Club locations

Kevin Hattery named President & CEO

2013

2014

2020 Strategic Plan launched

Houston Texans Teen Club opens

2016

Three new Shared Space Clubs opened

2015

Allen Parkway and Richmond-Rosenberg Clubs opened; BGCGH Headquarters

moved from Airline Drive to Allen Parkway

Five Clubs added through 21st Century grant,

Kashmere Gardens Club opens

2018

Decade in Review – New Club Openings

to Great Futures

23 Club locations


Decade in Review – New Club Openings Looking Ahead

Where to Play

Focus on areas of high density of at-risk youth that align with donor and partner

preferences in Greater Houston

Maximize # impacted kids where we already are (e.g. optimize utilization)

Build scale with a combination of Shared Space Clubs and

Free Standing Clubs

How to Win

Relentless focus on impact and measurement

Strong partnerships with donors

Financialprudence

Strong relationships with schools and

other key stakeholders

Committed workforce

Empowered and supported

Club Directors

BGCGH’s Great Futures 2025 strategy-on-a-page

OUTCOMESWe will lead in youth impact

and its measurement

FINANCIAL HEALTHWe will be financially sustainable

EMPLOYEESWe will be the best not-for-profit

to work at in Houston

BGCAWe will set an example for other

BGC organizations to emulate

YOUTH SERVEDWe will more than double youth served

BRAND AWARENESSWe will inspire our local community to support our mission

DONORSWe will be the “cause of choice” for our donors

Ambition


Who We Serve

46%Females served

54%Males served

69%Youth served (6-12 years old)

31%Teens served

454,439NUMBER OF MEALS SERVED

1500+NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS

23CLUB LOCATIONS 14FREE STANDING CLUBS

9SCHOOL-BASEDCLUBS

49%1%

42%3%1%4%

African American

Asian

Hispanic

Multi-racial

Native American

White

72%Single Families

26, 000Kids Served

99%Economically Disadvantaged


Where We Are


“...Book Nook makes reading fun, it doesn’t feel like I’m doing work... and it’s cool

to use tablets.”

JUAN -- Age 8Goal Statement Every young person should have access to high-quality out-of-school time experience.

Success Indicators ▲ Improved reading skills ▲ Retained summer learning▲ Positive attitude toward school

What We Do BGCGH reinforces and enhances the skills and knowledge young people learn at school. We create opportunities for high-yield learning activities, which include leisure reading, writing, discussions with knowledgeable adults, homework help, tutoring, helping others and games, that help strengthen cognitive skills.

Best Buy Teen Tech CenterBook Nook LearningDIY STEMLyricism 101Math ExpressNASA Astro CampNBA Math HoopsPower Hour: making minutes count STEAM WorksTexas AIM (Academic Innovation and Mentoring)The Arts

Our Partners

Our Impact

9out of 10youth are on grade level

Program Pillar - Academic Success


“...We made a game we could all play, we worked on making it together, made the rules together.

We were learning but having fun, I am going home to

teach my mom, so we can play too...”

VICTOR -- Age 9

Program Pillar - Good Character & Citizenship

What We Do At our Clubs, we assist youth in developing social-emotional skills that increase their confidence as they navigate adolescence, enter college and seek to gain employment. Youth participate in service learning programs to improve their communities and Clubs, and provide opportunities for active learning, skill development and personal reflection.

Our PartnersInside Out ProgramKeystone ClubPositive ActionTorch ClubYouth of the Year Leadership Programs

Our Impact

3 out of 4youth show leadership

within the Club

Goal Statement Every young person has the right to safe, positive and inclusive environments where everyone can reach their full potential.

Success Indicators ▲ Improved self-confidence/self-esteem ▲ Improved interaction with peers and adults ▲ Greater sense of safety


“I love playing Fun At Bat; I learned

how to hit the ball from the tee and

catch with my friends.”

SAVANNAH --

Age 9

Program Pillar - Healthy Lifestyles

What We Do The healthy lifestyles Program addresses the distressing trends we see in children’s health. At BGCGH, we educate youth about fitness, nutrition and smart decisions to develop young people’s capacity to live healthy lifestyles. Activities focus on overcoming challenges, positive conflict resolution techniques, engaging

in positive behaviors, setting personal goals and building resistance skills to nurture and strengthen their minds.

Goal Statement Every young person should be equipped to make healthy decisions resulting in positive social, emotional

and physical well-being.

3out of5kids and teens are physically

active 5 or more days

Success Indicators ▲ Improved physical fitness ▲ Reduced risk behaviors

All StarsBatter Up Baseball (Play Ball)Best Shot BasketballFun at BatJust Kick It SoccerPassport to Manhood

Our Partners

Smart GirlsSmart MovesSysco Kid’s Café Triple PlayUPS Road Code


Program Pillar - Workforce Readiness & Teen ProgramsWhat We Do BGCGH’s workforce develop initiative provides comprehensive workforce development programs to help young people become first job ready, develop a plan for the future, and build the skills that employers value most. Our teens programs focus on learning experiences that will help them transition into adulthood. We provide enriching opportunities to develop their decision making skills for their next phase of life.

Goal Statement Every young person should have exposure to a variety of post high school options to help them be successful and self-sufficient.

Success Indicators▲ Improved ability to identify and explain educational/ entry requirements, income and benefits potential▲ Increased interest in pursuing meaningful employment, furthering education or joining the armed forces

Our Impact

3out of 4teens volunteered within the Club

and their community

9out of 10teens expected to graduate

Our Impact

Our PartnersCareer Launch

Money MattersMy Future

“I thought I could learn how to drive from the movies... I thinkI am going to take my time and make sure I know what I’m doing before I get behind the wheel.”

Rayven, Age 16

Mrs. Rodriguez reported, “Thank you so much for the bedding, my child did not have any proper bedding on her bed, this is a blessing to our family.”

Our ProgramsFamily Engagement Events

Parent Roundtables

Family Engagement & Youth of the Year

What We Do Family engagement is a family centered and strengths based approach to making decisions, setting goals, and achieving desired outcomes for our Club members and their families. BGCGH believes in creating and sustaining strong relationships with families through engagement, empowerment, and access to community partners to positively impact the well-being of the whole family.


“The Club was a place I immediately

felt understood and accepted.”

CORT KEENER

Johnny Mitchell Club - Galveston, Texas

While attending Club, Cort met new friends with similar interests like art and video games. He felt the Clubs gave him a purpose and a role mentoring youth. He learned to look beyond his circumstances and give back to others. Cort held Club leadership positions of junior staff member and an assistant coach.

The Youth of the Year program honors and celebrates inspiring teens and their incredible journeys and is based on outstanding leadership, service, academic excellence and dedication to living a healthy lifestyle. Winners receive a $5,000 scholarship and an ipad. The program is generously underwritten by Chevron.

Youth of the Year

Goal Statement Every young person deserves a strong network of support that includes a home environment with basic needs met and positive relationships..

Santa Fe Programming

Summer Programming

In response to the tragic shooting event in Santa Fe, Texas in 2018, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston collaborated with the City of Santa Fe Resiliency Center and other community partners to provide a safe place for local kids to go during the summer. While at the Club, kids and teens enjoyed activities and experiences that included a focus on Social and Emotional Learning to help them connect and cope with other teens recovering from the tragedy. Because the need for out-of-school time programming was vital, Boys & Girls Clubs provided this five-week program at no cost.

Our PartnersHolocaust Museum of Houston AstroCamp w/ NASAFun at Bat Summer Brain Gain

The Need Summer Learning Loss is the loss of academic skills by students over the summer, particularly by students from low- income communities. In these communities, children and teens lose an average of 2.6 months of grade equivalency in math achievement and a 2-month loss in reading achievement.

24 high-quality summer learning programs implemented (including Santa Fe satellite location)

Over 20 strategically aligned partners

Over 100 field trips and experiential learning activities

Goal StatementClubs will not only prevent summer learning loss, but will provide enrichment experiences each summer.

-- CAMERON, AGE 16

“...Wow ...I used to want to be an astronaut when I was a kid, and

I had forgot - Astro Camp, coming to NASA, just has me really thinking about things,

like my eyes were opened...”

Our Impact

What We Do Youth participated in fun, educational programming during the summer. Programming was designed to collaboratively engage youth in project based learning with an added emphasis on literacy and STEM. Summer learning experiences increased youth academic and social emotional skills.

5th graders increased their monthly rate of learning from .67 to 1.30 – almost 2x rate of learning increase while using the program!

Increased ability to identify emotional triggers and apply coping strategies to self regulate.

Members where physically active for 60 minutes or more on days they attended Club.

Teens learned safe driving skills and practiced on a driving simulator – 100 % course graduation rate.

“Coming here, talking, getting our feelings off our chests, just helps so much... and I found my new best friend, Lexi, and her sister.” -- LIBERTY, Age 16



Served as Many Kids Possible in the Best Ways Possible

Service Milestone –26,000 total kids served, of which 14,000 are

Club members with 2,600 kids attending Clubs every single day

Club Utilization had a positive change from 49% in 2018 to 59%

in 2019

Average Daily Attendance (ADA) during the school year grew

from 26% increase year over and driving factor for the high

Club Utilization

Reached Kids Who Need Us the Most

In response to the need to bolster youth resiliency after the tragic shooting, we provided free summer programs

to youth in Santa Fe, Texas – a community with little or no resources

Over 2,500 Boys & Girls Club members received holiday gifts thanks to Santa Project donors

Established a fourth service pillar – Workforce Readiness that is especially focused on exposing teens

to multiple post high school career options and helping them prepare for success in securing a future job

More Support Generated

Donors significantly increased their support ($1.2 M more) allowing us to expand services

Following in footsteps of Fort Bend County, Community Councils were established in Galveston and Wharton

The 1952 Legacy Society was established to encourage and recognize planned gifts

Recognized as a Leader Among Nonprofits

Awarded four regional awards by the East Texas Area Council of Boys & Girls Clubs: Outstanding Achievement Awards -

Board Member of the Year – Bill Goetz; New Member Award of the Year – Sean Wheeler; High Performance Board Team -

BGCGH Board of Directors; and C.A.R.E. (Children Are Reasons for Excellence) Award - Presented to the Santa Fe

Resiliency Center in recognition of their partnering with BGCGH

Awarded two national awards by Boys & Girls Clubs of America: Gold Level Award for Average Daily Attendance (ADA) and

Kevin Hattery was presented with the Inspiration Award for outstanding leadership that serves as an inspiration and catalyst

for transformation

BGCA National Conference was held in Houston for the first time since 1990

Named Fastest Growing Nonprofit by growjo.com

The City of Houston proclaimed December 10 BGCGH day in recognition of the positive impact we have on youth

Kevin Hattery named Most Admired CEO by the Houston Business Journal

2019 Accomplishments

Kevin Hattery, BGCGH President & CEO, Jodi Millerbernd, BGCA Southwest Regional Vice President and Bill Goetz,

BGCGH Board Chair, at the East Texas Area Council Awards Dinner held in Bay City, Texas


2019 Financials

Other 1%

Government Fees and Grants 23%

Corporation Grants and Foundations 47%

Special Events 14%

United Way 5%

Membership Fees 1% Individual / Annual Fund Contributions 9%

Fund from Permanent Endowment 2%

2019 Operating Revenue

Individual/Annual Fund Contributions $700,616

Corporation Grants and Foundations $3,901,504

Special Events $1,117,116

Government Fees and Grants $1,863,198

United Way $374,869

Other $72,741

Funds from Permanent Endowment $154,000

Membership Fees $62,650_______________________________________________

TOTAL $8,246,695

*Capital Revenue $171,460 _______________________________________________

Grand Total Revenue $8,418,155

Management10%

Fundraising12%

Programs77%

2019 Operating Expenses

Programs $6,360,916

Management $851,495

Fundraising $1,014,025___________________________________________

TOTAL EXPENSES $8,226,437 ___________________________________________

Surplus (Deficit) $20,258

Notes:• In addition to operating revenues, BGCGH also received In-Kind donations• *Restricted funds for capital improvements• Un-audited financials


Great Futures Dinner

2019 Dinner HighlightsOn September 19th, Tropical Storm Imelda forced the cancellation of the annual Great Futures Dinner, and prevented Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston from being able to not only honor the Houston Rockets, but also showcase the many talents of our club members. While we were disappointed that we were not able to hold the event, we are grateful to all of our individual and corporate partners who supported the event. Thanks to a generous donation from our Board Member and champion, Sean Wheeler, we were able to reach our $1,000,000 goal. The success of the Great Futures Dinner would also not have been possible without the support of our strong leaders. For the second year in a row, Melinda and Jeremy Thigpen chaired the Great Futures Dinner.

While we were not able to come together in September, the Houston Rockets hosted us at a game in November in their Sky Box suite. During the game, we were able to thank our sponsors, as well as recognize the Houston Rockets for their work with our Clubs and their investment in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston mission. Tad Brown, CEO of the Houston Rockets, accepted the award during

the game on behalf of the Houston Rockets organization, and some of our youth were able to be on court for the National Anthem. Thank you to Tilman Fertitta, Tad Brown, Sarah Joseph, and everyone at the Houston Rockets for being a champion for our youth!

Funding from the Great Futures Dinner directly benefits the nearly 26,000 youth we serve at our 23 Club locations, and allows us to offer essential programming after school and during the summer, distribute healthy meals daily, develop relationships with at-risk youth and keep membership affordable for all families at just $5 per school year.

BGCGH Board Chair-Elect, Julius Young and President & CEO, Kevin Hattery present Houston Rockets CEO, Tad Brown

with an appreciation award in recognition of the partnership with the Houston Rockets.

Boys & Girls Club members enjoy a special night on the court with the Houston Rockets for the pre-game activities..


ChevronDPR ConstructionExxonMobilGAP Corporation

Granite PropertiesGulf States ToyotaHouston TexansJones & Carter

Kirksey ArchitectureKPMGLockton CompaniesOlympus Properties

Pappas Restaurant GroupQatar EmbassySpark EnergyUniversity of Houston

Champions of Service

In 2019, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston relied on many community-minded corporations to provide once-in-a-lifetime experiences for our Club members. They partnered with us to provide tutoring, mentors, job shadowing, and many more fun and creative experiences for the nearly 26,000 youth we serve.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR PARTNERS who volunteered their time at one of our 23 Club locations and provided these incredible learning opportunities to our kids and teens. While the list below only includes our Champions of Service, we are thankful for all of the companies and individuals who took time out of their day to support BGCGH through volunteer service. Thank you for doing whatever it takes to create great futures!

Top Investors in BGCGH

Champions of Caring

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston depends on generous individual gifts, foundation grants, and corporate contributions and government support each year to help us reach nearly 26,000 Houston-area youth. Although membership during the school-year is only $5.00, it takes much more to provide a safe place where kids can learn about academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship, and workforce readiness.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR DONORS whose investments ensure our youth are provided dedicated facilities, trained youth-development professionals and results-oriented programming! While this listing only includes our Champions of Caring (donors who gave $100,000 or more) because of space limitations, we are grateful for each

and every one of our donors for their generous support.

American Red CrossFort Bend CountyThe George FoundationThe Henderson-Wessendorff FoundationThe Houston Texans FoundationMary Louise Dobson Foundation

Mas Restaurant Group/Taco BellThe Moody FoundationOffice of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Phillips 66ReBuild TexasSysco Corporation

Texas Center for Child & Family StudiesTexas Children’s Health PlanThe State of TexasSean WheelerUnited Way of Greater Houston


What is the 1952 Legacy Society?

The 1952 Legacy Society is a giving society that was created to recognize planned gifts to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston. The Legacy Society will provide donors the opportunity to make a lasting gift to the Clubs through their estate. These gifts ensure that the future needs of youth and teens in the Greater Houston area are met and might be included in a will, a charitable gift annuity, a trust or an insurance policy.

Why Should I Become a Member?

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston provides a safe, affordable place for kids and teens during critical out-of-school time in 23 Clubs across the Greater Houston area. While we have seen tremendous growth and success, there is still more work to be done as we continue to increase the number of youth we serve. We have a bold plan to close the opportunity gap by scaling our life-changing impact, preparing our kids and teens to be the problem solvers, innovators and leaders who shape our world. Your support through a planned gift ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to live successful and productive lives in a safe, positive and caring environment.

Your support through a planned gift ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to live successful and productive lives in a safe, positive and caring environment. For more information about the 1952 Legacy Society, contact [email protected].

Benefits of Membership

We appreciate our donors who have the desire to leave a Legacy to our Clubs. When you join the 1952 Legacy Society, you will be provided with:

1952 Legacy Society

Contact information for someone who can help make an addendum to your already existing will.

A lapel pin that indicates you are a member of the 1952 Legacy Society.

Recognition in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston Annual Report.

Invitations to member only events.

Planned Giving resources from the Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA).

National recognition in the BGCA Planned Giving Society – The Heritage Club.


BGCGH 2019 Community Councils

Margaret Cates First Tennessee Bank

Tim Davis Hilcorp Energy Company

Tom Herrick Duncan Family Office

Brandon Hollek Graybar

Paige Kuznar Hollek CrimeStoppers

Harrison Kane McAlister Real Estate

Morgan Kleinschmidt Houston Texans

Alec Lapin J.P. Morgan

Allie LeClair Houston Texans

Jay Lee GulfStar Group

Laine Lieberman The CKP Group

Tory Lieberman Houston Ballet

Matt Luna* Northmarq Capital

Sarah Starry Streetwise Retail Advisors

Brad Strake Plains All American

Stephen Strake Idera Software

Vince Strake Colvill Office Properties

Jonny Thompson Eventellect

Ali Webre Ironbridge Realty Partners

Kyle Whitney HFF

BGCGH 2019 Young Professionals Board

* Chair

2019 WHARTON COMMUNITY COUNCILSuzanne Armour

Community VolunteerJo Cain

Community VolunteerAbby King

Dobson FoundationPriscilla Metcalf

Wharton Eye Association

Jana RachunekProsperity Bank

Chris Reina*Maxim Ventures

Phyllis SilvaPerma Porn, LLC

* Chair

2019 GALVESTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Dominic EtienneAmerican National Insurance

Jim GalbraithMcleod, Alexander, Powel & Apffel

Randy GarciaCommunity Volunteeer

Jason HardcastleEdward Jones

Mary PatrickGalveston ISD

Vivian PinardCommunity Volunteer

Eliza QuigleyCommunity Volunteer

Robert QuinteroCommunity Volunteer

Bo QuirogaCommunity Volunteer

Tracy ScogginsCommunity Volunteer

Doug Selwyn*Conner & Winters, LLP

Johnny SmeccaCommunity Volunteer

Gina SpagnolaGalveston Chamber of Commerce

Billy Joe StrawnSherwin Williams

Selah TacconiThe Resource & Crisis Center

Dolph TillotsonSouthern Newspaper

Teri TillotsonCommunity Volunteer

Becky Trout-UnbehagenUTMB

Leonard WoolseyGalveston Daily News

* Chair

2019 FORT BEND COMMUNITY COUNCIL

* Chair

Ray AguilarClassic Chevrolet

Cynthia BarrattOCuSOFT, Inc.

Ammie BlahutaThe George Foundation

Kyle DawsonSugar Land Skeeters

Michael DotsonAccess Health

Tyson Harrell, DDSLamar Consolidated ISD

Xavier HerraraStafford MSD

Jackie HrochMinute Maid

Barbara JonesFluor Corporation

Dee KochCommunity Volunteer

Mike Kuznar*Spark Energy

Vincent MoralesFt. Bend County Precinct 1

Grady PrestageFt. Bend County Precinct 2

Jose’ RodriguezFort Bend ISD

Laura SussmanMinute Maid

Kristine ThomasonMission Bend Community

Kevin ZlotnikBZMZ Interests

Great Futures Start Here.

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815 Crosby Street • Houston, Texas 77019 • 713-868-3426

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston is a 501(C)(3) charity.

Contact us at: [email protected].

Make a donation online at www.bgcgh.org or by mail.

Sponsor one of BGCGH’s events such as the Great Futures Dinner or the Boys & Girls Clubs Sporting Clays Tournament.

Become a member of the Great Futures Society with an unrestricted annual gift of $10,000 or more.

Join the 1952 Legacy Society and show support in perpetuity by including BGCGH in your will or estate plans.

Give an in-kind donation of products, goods or services.

Plan to volunteer as an individual or with your corporation.

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