2022 Annual Report

To inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

From the Executive Director,

It is with pride and gratitude that I present to you the Annual Report of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley. This past year has been a remarkable journey as we continue to expand, deepen our engagement, and become a beacon of support for our community in times crisis and calm.

In 2021, we witnessed the transformative power of our programs as 2,093 children walked through our doors. Behind each digit lies a face, a story, and a life forever touched by the opportunities and guidance provided by the Club. I am thrilled to announce that this number has grown exponentially, reaching an astonishing 5,273 children by the close of 2022.

This past summer, I had the privilege of visiting with our children and staff as we launched the largest suite of summer programs in the history of our organization. With over 1,000 children benefitting from these enriching experiences, it was a testament to our commitment to their growth and well-being. But our endeavors did not end there. In the fall, alongside expanding our existing programs, we celebrated the opening of new locations at Browns Valley, Redwood, Unidos, and American Canyon Middle School. These achievements marked the beginning of a transformative period that continues to unfold.

Throughout the following months, hundreds of children and their families experienced the magic of the Club, both within our walls and beyond. From engaging in art projects and dodgeball to exploring the world of robotics and receiving academic support, our Club members thrived in an environment where they were seen, cared for, and nurtured. Moreover, we showcased the vibrant side of Napa to our children, taking our kids ice skating at Meritage, unforgettable rides on the wine train, and exhibiting their artwork at Jessup Cellars. We also celebrated their talents and stories as eight of our Club members took the center stage at the Uptown Theater, captivating a caring community with their heartfelt narratives.

While some see us as daycare, our kids passionately testify that the Club so much more. We are a second home, and extended family. The bonds forged within our walls are transcendent, creating a profound sense of belonging and support that empowers our youth to thrive.

I am deeply honored to witness the incredible work being done with these young individuals, as it not only elevates our community today but also lays the foundation for a brighter tomorrow. Within the pages of this Annual Report, you will find the collective achievements, stories, and shared aspirations that have shaped our journey over the past year. It is my sincerest hope that you will be inspired by the remarkable transformations and empowered to join us in fostering a brighter future for the children and teens of Napa Valley.

Thank you for your unwavering support and belief in our mission. Together, we are creating a lasting positive impact in the lives of our Club members and the entire community we proudly serve.

Greg Bouillerce

Greg Bouillerce Executive Director

If we were to consolidate the diverse backgrounds and circumstances of the youth attending the Boys & Girls Club into a single story, it would look something like this: The average member of the Boys & Girls Club resides and goes to school in Napa. They belong to a family of four, typically accompanied by a sibling who also goes to the Club. Their parents are full-time employees, collectively earning an annual income of less than $80,000. Their living situation involves sharing a rented home with other family members or close friends. However, despite the communal resources, financial constraints often create difficulties in meeting basic needs such as nutrition and housing. Consequently, their parents find themselves juggling multiple jobs, relying on the Club's support to ensure their children are cared for when school is not in session.

“I felt disconnected when I first moved to Napa but the Boys & Girls Club quickly became my second home. The Club was my place to connect with friends. It was my place to connect with people who cared about me. It was the place I chose to give back to as a teen, as a coach, and as a leader. I found myself here, and that helped make me who I am, and I can’t wait to turn that around and share my time with kids at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley.”

-Dareydy Rojas, 2023 Youth of the Year

American Canyon Clubhouse

Napa Clubhouse

Browns Valley School Site

Canyon Oak Elementary Site

McPherson School Site

Napa Junction Elementary Site

Napa Valley Language Academy School Site

Pueblo Vista School Site

Willow School Site

American Canyon Middle School Site

Unidos Middle School Site

Redwood Middle School Site

Club 1515 Teen Center

2022 2021 2020

The Club leverages diverse revenue streams to ensure that our work is appropriately resourced.

The Club approach to income has evolved since the pandemic but here are some important trends between 2021 and 2022.

Despite unprecedented growth our overall reliance on fees dropped by almost half the previous year.

The rise of the UnGala has been a huge boon for Napa Valley Kids and the funds raised there allow us to offer more scholarships!

District Support in the form of ELOP has added a whole new layer of support and continues to drive our expansion.

The Club continues to leverage local, state, and national supports to drive our efforts. We devote as much funding as possible to staff and supplies because those are the most important direct service aspects of our work. We still have bills to pay though!

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The Club approach to income has evolved since the pandemic but here are some important trends between 2021 and 2022.

We’ve more than doubled the amount of funding dedicated to programs both in supply but also in the number and quality of staff working directly with kids.

We’re committed to the long haul and that’s why were investing in core supports with Capital Improvements in our buildings and expanding core support structures.

If you were to summarize the average Club member’s entire year (after school, Spring, Summer, and Winter breaks into one 24 hour period here is how that time would be allotted.

over the course of the year spend more time at the Club then they do at school!

If every child who visited the Club in 2021 was the average height of a 5th grader (4.5 feet) and we laid them out head to toe, that line of kids would stretch the length of the Golden Gate Bridge (1.7 Miles). If we did the same thing for number of kids who attended in 2022 that line would stretch from Napa to Yountville! (4.5 Miles)

In the total number of kids served by the Club was greater than the number of kids served in both 2021 and 2020 combined!

If you were to take all the children attending afterschool programs in the county of Napa and combined them into a village of 100…

67 of them attend the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley.

18 of them attend programs run by Napa County. 15 of them attend other programs.

If we apply the median Household income in Napa to the typical family we serve, of their $7,000 monthly income, $6,500 goes to basic needs like Housing, Transportation, Utilities, Groceries; leaving just $500 to spend on other essentials like child care. 70% of the households we serve live below this income threshold and receive full scholarships to attend the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley.

“In California, the cost of a typical day-care center is now equal to almost half of the median income of a single mother.” (Source: The Hell of American Daycare, The New Republic) As of 2021, the average cost of childcare in Napa was $12,000 every year. The total fee to attend the Club After School for a year would be $1,000. Money never stands between a kid and the Club.

attended the Club at no Cost with a total of

in fees waived in 2022!

If you reduce the number of kids we serve to a village of 100… 60 kids live in a dual parent household.

36 kids live in households with one parent.

4 kids are homeless or in the foster care system.

Ask anyone and they’ll tell you that their kids come first. And with our Club families represented in every facet of the Napa Valley Economy we play a big role in ensuring a stable workforce.

According to survey data were able to continue to work in Napa knowing that their kids were safe and engaged at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley!

At its core, the Club’s primary vehicle for impact can be found in the relationships between youth and staff. There is nothing more important than the quality of the person who works directly with our kids. And while we have increased staff pay dramatically over the last three years, we need to do more.

2022 2021 2020 2019

Generally speaking, when school is out, Clubs are in. After eight hours of school, kids are hungry and need to RUN, JUMP, and PLAY. We make sure they have a healthy snack and then give them some unstructured time to decompress after school.

Power Hour is a National Boys & Girls Club program that creates structured time for homework assistance and academic enrichment. When kids are done with or have no homework, they’re still engaged in activities that reinforce school day curriculum like Math-ketbal & Language Relays.

The last portion of the day is completely dedicated to enrichment that help our kids to step outside of their comfort zone. In addition to national programs like Fine Arts, Triple Play Sports, and Healthy Habits Cooking, we challenge our kids and staff to come up with a range of new and engaging programs and activities that inspire kids to do and be more.

POWER HOUR

DIPLOMAS2DEGREES (d2D)

ULTIMATE JOURNEY

DIY STEM

LYRICISM 101

HEALTHY HABITS

PASSPORT TO MANHOOD

SMART GIRLS

SMART MOVES

MONEY MATTERS

TORCH CLUBS

YOUTH FOR UNITY

KEYSTONE

CAREER LAUNCH

YOUTH OF THE YEAR

DANCE

TRIPLE PLAY

YOGA

ZOOMBA

ALL STARS

CHORUS

DRAMAMATTERS

FINE ARTS PROGRAM

MUSICMAKERS

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY PROGRAM

Out Youths of the Year

Eduardo Coronado Karlos Graduce Jaime Sanchez Melody Kondor Club 1515 Club AC Club 1515 Club AC

Miguel Rivera Medina Rachel Wu Dareydy Rojas Mikayla Grogan Club 1515 Club AC Club 1515 Club AC

Honorable Mentions: Youth of the Year

Youth of the Year is a year long recognition and service program. Every week, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley identifies teens who excel in our core program areas (Character and Leadership, Education and Technology, Health and Life Skills, the Arts, and Sports, Fitness and Recreation). From these teens, a Member of the Month is selected. Each of these youth have qualities we look for as a potential Youth of the Year, the Clubs’ highest honor, and we’re eager to see what they accomplish. These are definitely teens you should keep your eye on!

Club 1515

Napa Clubhouse Club AC American Canyon

Eduardo Coronado* Melody Kondor *

Anysa Garcia Mikayla Grogan*

Joaquin Sanchez Arlo Font

Jaime Sanchez* Rachel Wu*

Liazah Coronado Kate Sosa

Dareydy Rojas* Le'shawn Chestnut

Miguel Rivera Medina* Sage Hodges

Lealin Lek Grace Kimani

Lesley Cortes Aliyah Rolland

Edmundo Gonzalez Lucia Gutierrez

Emmanuel Rivera Medina Karlene “Karlos” Garduce*

Oswaldo Sanchez Andy Vo

Honorable Mentions: Youth of the Year Junior

Every week, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley recognizes members who excel in our core program areas (Character and Leadership, Education and Technology, Health and Life Skills, the Arts, and Sports, Fitness and Recreation). From these children, a Member of the Month is selected. Of these Members of the Month, a Member of the Year is announced representing each of our Clubhouse and School Site locations. Each of these youth have qualities we look for as a potential Youth of the Year, the Clubs’ highest honor, and we’re eager to see what they accomplish over the next few years. These are definitely kids you should keep your eye on!

Napa Clubhouse Browns Valley Site

Emily Sullivan Colton Jones

Eliany Rodriguez Sydney Goodmanson

Sebastian Salazar

Juliani Munoz

Devany Romero

Stella Seymour

Isaac Bravo

Chloe Mendoza-Fabian

Makena Ortiz

Melissa Martinez

Victoria Guillen

Damian Davis

Madeline Winkelhaus

Kora Hughes

Natalia Juarez

Gaetano Lefler

Madelyn Cline

Ella Nelson

Kora Hughes

Katelyn Guillen

Lachlan Nightingale

McPherson Site

Vanessa Amezcua

Genaro Ramirez

NVLA

Aria Schillachi

Michael Guerrero

Ailani Pantoja Joana Santana Gonzalez

Ivan Ascencio

Ana Osuna

David Cervantes

Sophia Alvarado

Adrian Gonzalez

Ruby Arreola

Francisco Puentes

Emiliano Perianza

Lily Grace Munoz

Are you ready to learn more about the programs offered at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley?! Check out a full list of programs we offer by following the QR Code to the right or just click: !

Eliana Solorio

Christopher DeHaro

Catalina Contraras

Emory Duane

Arianna DiPiero

Jonathan DeHaro

Giovanni Heredia Castillo

Ellis Buckles

Simone Lacau

Victoria Guillen Natalia Juarez Ailani Pantoja Giovanni Heredia Castillo

Elle Newberry

Pueblo Vista Site

Daniel Zamora

Willow School Site

Harper Vargas Maya Ortiz

Dylan Zaremba

Isco Vargas

Reyes Diaz

Gaby Navarro

Primavera “Ivy” Ocasio

Naileah Garibay

Ari Knutson

Castaneda, Amayah

Peter Molinari

Elle Newberry

Mateo Orozco

Arlo Font

American Canyon Club

Vivian Sun

Iyana Billings

Arlo Font

Aliyah Rolland

Selena Espinoza

Carter Ramos

Leiana Jordan

Grace Kimani

Odalys De Leon

Siri Quiroz

Eleanor Bell

Kandy Garduce

Cameron Olivares

Raul Medrano

Callan Benton

Amelia Robley

Julia Delgado

Paul Medrano

Estefani Palma Pimentel

Jessica Kreitz

Heather Anderson

Leonardo Gutierrez

Daniel Zamora*

Milah Healer Sarahy Hernandez

Redwood Site Unidos Site

Alexander Arevalos

Stephanie Duran

Brandon Solorio

Mason Solorio

Trinity Williamson

Only five youth were selected as this Location Opened in August of 2022.

Lujan Marie

Alexa Munoz

Jose Franco

Sunel Mayorga

Sarahy Hernandez

Only five youth were selected as this Location Opened in August of 2022.

Aalia Harris

Napa Junction Site

Melanie Gonzaga

Santiago Magallan

Dawn Bonner

Annabelle Aragon

Alexander Thompson

Stephanie Aguiar

Brylen Wilson

Abel Guerra

Lily O’Brien

Samoni Baisden-Bell

Aalia Harris

Amaya Brown

Isabella Barragan

Canyon Oaks Site

Keomi Vides

Isabelle Coffin

Kingston Chilton

Isabella Barragan

Sara "Juliana" Obando

Abel Guerra

Oliver Perez-Espinoza

Kai Bethancourt

Isabella Barragan

Jaelyn Halil-Bamba

Andrew Zavala

Caynan Patterson

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Teen finalists from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley came together to speak to an audience of 300 people at the Uptown Theater in downtown Napa. Every year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley recognizes outstanding youth at an annual event called Youth of the Year and this was our best event ever!

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There are events in Napa Valley, and then there are rare events that capture the spirit of Napa Valley; the UnGala is one of the latter. It never felt like a fundraiser, it felt like I was in a friend’s backyard talking about and investing in this place that I love.

Congratulations Boys & Girls Club and thank you for all that you do for our kids!

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Over 1,000 families visited the Napa and American Canyon Clubhouses for free Halloween carnivals. This was our first time back to this spooky staple since the pandemic and WOW what a great time these carnivals are! Over 1,000 pounds of candy was distributed.

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When you think about the Holiday Season, you probably don’t immediately think about the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley, but maybe you should. Because of the Community Campaign we were able to make it one heck of a holiday season for the hundreds of kids and families!

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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley’s annual March Madness Basketball Challenge is a fun, mildly-competitive program designed for our students to learn the basic fundamental skills of basketball. The month-long challenge culminates in an organizational wide basketball tournament at the Napa Clubhouse.

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We believe in the value of reshaping what it means to be successful by normalizing career paths that don’t necessarily include a college degree. With the generous support of Kaiser Permanente the Club’s new workforce development program

1: Presented teens with local story-driven career paths and opportunities.

2: Stoked teen interest through story-driven career counselling.

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Club 1515 spent their spring break travelling to Southern California where they toured six different Universities and Trade Schools. Through-out the week they considered a variety of careers, listened to the experiences of our staff and Club Alumni and participated in hands on leadership training from industry professionals! They also had a lot of FUN along the way!

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We took our members to Camp Mendocino where they spent eight days connecting with nature, each other and other Club members from around Northern California! Throughout the week they participated in a variety of outdoor education activities including trail rides, swimming, gardening, ropes courses, campfires and singing camp songs along the way!

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This captivating exhibition showcases over 150 exquisite pieces of art created by talented young adults at locations across Napa and American Canyon. It is a testament to the profound impact that art has on their lives and highlights its significance as a central pillar of our programs at the Club.

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The BGCNV talent show is a dazzling showcase of diverse talents, where child performers captivate audiences with their awe-inspiring skills. From dance and singers to mind-boggling magicians and hilarious comedians, this unforgettable event celebrates the incredible talents of our kid community.

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In Spring NVUSD dropped its mask mandate and it was the first time things felt like they were getting back to normal. We celebrated with this video and returned to a more traditional Club format.

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Summer was met with the largest roll out of Camp Programs in Club history. Over 1,000 youth participated in full day camps packed with activities, field trips and fun. We also worked with NVUSD to offer targeted intervention for kids in need of academic help!

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In addition to expansions at all existing programs, we opened 3 new locations in the fall of 2022. We brought Clubs to Browns Valley, Redwood, and Unidos! Every kid had a person waiting for them after school. Someone who cared. Someone who noticed them.

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Winter was EPIC for our kids with a slew of holiday events that took kids off campus and into Napa Valley! We took kids ice skating. We took them on the wine train. We even distributed 400 Christmas trees to families in need. And we opened a new Middle School program!

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William A. Hammond, III’s Napa Live and Celebrity Golf Classic which supported the Boys & Girls Club and a number of other local non profits was held in July at one of our favorite places, Meritage Resort & Spa.

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Thank you Yountville Community for all of your support! On the evening of November 20th, several hundred guests attended the Yountville Tree Lighting Ceremony and, with a special visit from Santa Claus, donated hundreds of unwrapped toys to be distributed to deserving Boys & Girls Club kids. Hint: every kid deserves a toy at Christmas!

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ZD and the DeLeuze Family have focused their on behind creating a bridge for teens to step into great futures and have mobilized to elevate the work of the Club to that end. They’re an inspiring example of how invested they are personally in the work of the Club in the form of funding from events like the Harvest Celebration and Crush Challenge.

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We were so honored to be named at this years 2023 Napa Chamber of Commerce Collaborating Champions of the Year. Our continued partnerships with E&J Gallo and Napa Recycling and Waste Management exemplifies what we can accomplish together!

Parent reviews were resoundingly positive. In terms of areas to improve there were several key takeaways.

 Parents wanted more communication about upcoming activities, behavioral issues, and program enrollment.

 Parents wanted more community events and engagement at their individual site locations.

 Parents wanted to know more about how they could help support the Club.

Survey Question Average Response scale of 1:5

I would recommend the Club to other families.

My child looks forward to the after school program.

I am pleased with the quality of the after school program.

I feel my child is safe in the after school program.

The Club is important to my family's stability and success.

I get good value out of what I pay for this service.

Rate Your Club Experience Overall

Full Survey Results

We’re a service organization and believe that the best way to serve our community is by welcoming their perspective and needs as we continue to grow. We don’t do surveys so that people can tell us how great we are. We USE surveys to inform our efforts and make us better.

I'm so thankful to have affordable, quality after-school care at the school site. This allows both parents to work and support the family.

The Club provides an immense value to our family as we can work while we know our child is in a safe and engaging environment. The monthly rate helps greatly our family budget. Thank you for being here!

You have been a tremendous help- in addition to after school care- my child loves the Club. It is also a huge help to me that her homework is completed so that I actually have time to engage with her when we’re home. I could not do this without You! Thanks!

My kids love the program. They love the staff too. We rely on the program as my husband and I are unable to pick them up after school. We also love the activities they do and the exposure to so many fun things.

This is SAFE place for my child and it gives us peace of mind knowing she is with people who care.

It is very important because I don’t have a babysitter who I can trust. B &G is one of the only places where my kids feel secure.

It is important to us as a family to have an afterschool place for our little one, due to work and he can also mingle with friends in a safety, trustful and fun environment. Thank you SOO much for existing!

The Club is a huge blessing for my family. I can work and I don’t have to worry about my child. I know he is safe and cared for.

My daughter loves it there and always looks forward to attending the program daily. She does her homework at the Club. She loves socializing with her peers and enjoys all the art activities.

The Club is a great community service and helps out parents like me who cant afford care after school. They have done so well with my 3 kids, everyone is so nice and great and my kids learn allot from them.

Without the Club we have no idea what we would do with our younger children. The staffs help with their overall wellbeing, homework, and social skills allows us to focus on the parenting.

I don’t have someone to pick up my kids after school. Boys and Girls Club is a huge help for us. Thanks for everything you guys do to keep our children happy and help them grow.

Its important for me and my child, to my child on his socialization with others, homework, and fun activities. For me it's important because I have a secure place for my child after school. A place I know he loves.

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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley has enjoyed a fruitful and enduring partnership with the Napa Valley Vintners for over a decade. This collaboration has been instrumental in shaping the lives of countless youth in the region. The Vintners have invested a staggering $3 million in the Club's programs since the inception of this partnership, enabling them to touch the lives of thousands of young...

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The work of the Club is very different from that of school, but a growing partnership between NVUSD and the Club continues to demonstrate their commitment to developing students as a whole by positioning Clubs to directly impact the social and emotional development of our children. If you’re a parent, you probably understand that the development of children is a shared experience...

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With our return to in person programs this past summer and then school campuses in mid-August an important conversation has been brewing among us as a community regarding learning loss. While that conversation is important there’s a separate and equivalent deficit to be addressed with regard to Social and Emotional wellness. Learning is a cornerstone of youth development but...

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As kids we are often taught to mind our manners. To say please and thank you. To speak respectfully with our elders. Being polite is a core part of thriving in modern society, but reinforcing social expectations without a framework of kindness leads to adults who often remember to say “please” and “thank you” as a rule but…

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I spoke with colleagues in the wake of yesterday's tragedy in Uvalde, Texas. I spoke with friends last night as we grieved for those families. I spoke with parents this morning as they brought their children to school. These conversations left me reflecting on yesterday morning, and what that experience looked like for the parents of Robb Elementary School. Every one of these...

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Teen finalists from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley spoke to an audience of 300 people at the Uptown Theatre in Napa on Feb. 8. Every year, the Boys & Girls Club recognizes outstanding youth at the Youth of the Year event. Across the nation, thousands of teens participate in local, state, and regional Youth of the Year events. In Napa and American Canyon, each nominee spends weeks preparing to tell their story on stage but there’s a whole lot more than storytelling behind the program...

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Diego walked into the Club today ready to play dodgeball, instead, he’s making a scarecrow puppet in the art room. Sabrina was excited to hang out with her friends in the gamesroom when she got to the Club, but she’s helping the Halloween Carnival Planning Committee choose games and activities for the big event on the 31st. Dana had just finished her homework and was ready to go check out...

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What would you do with a million dollars? For those who play the lottery it’s a common and exciting question. Unfortunately for those lucky enough to hit the jackpot, what begins as an unmitigated windfall often ends poorly…

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As my brothers and I walk down Pueblo Avenue in Napa, the street we grew up on, I see a beautiful community full of culture, loyalty, hardworking people, and family. At the same time, my community is surrounded by gangs, violence, and a lot of opportunity to make bad decisions. That’s why I found myself at the Club, the...

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Some moments seem inconsequential at the time but turn out to be anything but. They spark something in you and though the immediate impact isn’t clear it brings out something within you- things you didn't know were possible.

“Jaime, you want to go to The Boys and Girls Club?” That simple question sparked something within me, and I had no idea at the time how important that moment...

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Seven years ago, in the summer of 2016, my sisters and I moved from Florida to California. Moving to a new state, we felt out of place and we didn't know what our future life would be like. Our grandmother decided to enroll us in Boys & Girls Club so we could make new friends, get to know the area, and meet people...

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One step, that’s all it takes. For me that step was the moment my peers and I stepped off the bus to begin our short walk to the Club. Stepping through the doors, I knew I had found a place just for me. At the Boys & Girls Club of Napa Valley I have found a piece of what dreams are made of. I’ve experienced...

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Kevin Teague Shawna Terry Micki Hambro Jonny Karpuk John Cordeiro Board President Vice President Board Treasurer Board Secretary Past President

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Martha Rodas Michele Dahlberg Accounting & HR Coordinator Talent Acquisition & Special Projects Coordinator

Accounting Clerk Resource Development Coordinator

Eric Toscano Michael Tillotson Micayla Lowe Graphic Design & Marketing Coordinator Central Napa Area Director

North Napa Area Director

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Manny Lopez

Miguel Luna

Lux Productions

Leonidez F Manansala

Michael Mandanis

Evelyn Manigault

Marriott Napa Valley Hotel and Spa

Benjamin Martinez

Christine Matulich

Christina Mauricio

Rebecca May

Willa McManmon

David Mendoza

Melanie Merriam

Donna Hall Mertz

Jack Messman

Ana Montanez

Cynthia Moore

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding

Trust

Brandt Mori

John Moser

Anne Moses

MUFG Union Bank Foundation

Michael Murray

Napa Recycling & Waste Services, LLC

Napa Sunrise Rotary Club

Napa Valley Community Foundation

Napa Valley Lodge

Napa Valley Wine Train

Bernie Narvaez

Kim Nicol

Chris Nicola

Cindy Nicola

Steve Nielsen

Adam Nordin

NPT Charitable Trust

Gail Orme

Oscar Ortiz

Sharon Parda

Heidi Paul

Alfredo Pedroza

Rene Pedroza

Steve Perry

Christy Pestoni

Gasser Foundation

William Phelps

Jacquelyn Pio Roda

Sharon Pittman

Lena Pollastro

Jim Potter

Linda Price

Caroline Puiggali

Peter Read

Redwood Credit Union

Heather Richins

Sean Ring

Melynnie Rizvi

Robert Lee Hudson Foundation

Karina Rodriguez Blanco

Connie Roldan

Leslie Rota

RSA+

Kenyon Rupnik

Raeme Russ

Ryder Homes of California, Inc.

Jay Ryder

Salesforce.com Foundation

George Schisler Jr.

Schwab Charitable Fund

Mary Segui

David Sereda

Charles Shinnamon

Katherine Silva

Silverado Resort & Spa

Jonathan Slater

Joshua Slater

Tammy Smith

Tara Smith

Stacy Soberalski Hersly

David Spangenberg

St. Johns Lutheran Church

Rachel Stern

Ryan Stiefvater

Peter Stoppello

Steven Stull

Emma Swain

Szutkowski Family

Lise Tarner

Shawna Terry

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The deLeuze Family Charitable Foundation

The Doctors Management Com-

pany

The Leary Family Trust

The Lewis Family Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation

The Table

Judy Thomas

Tiffany Iverson, LMF

Douglas Tomson

Robert Torres

Suzanne Truchard

United Way California Capital Region

United Way of the Bay Area

United Way of the Wine Country

Margaret Valenzuela

Eduardo Vargas

VGC, LLP

Elizabeth Vianna

Maria Villalpando

Vintage Wealth Advisors

Dana Vivier

Vollmer Family Foundation

Cory Wagner

Chris Walden

Melissa Walden

Rhonda Walker

Steve Walker

Todd Walker

Maureen Wan

Gray Wanless

Bertha Watson

Kathie Weis

Westamerica Bank

Deborah Wheeler

Whole Foods Market

Regan Wiese

Curtis Wilhelm

Willowbrook Social Committee

Erin Wolf

DEREK WONG

Natalie Wren

Stephanie Wyss

YourCause, LLC

Carol Louise Yurek

Kecia Zaremba

Nickie Zeller

The Club is expanding on programmatic enrichment supports and has an array of opportunities currently ongoing and in development. In addition to core enrichment programs like Keystone, Youth of the Year, Athletics, and the Arts we plan to expand programs like Ready. Set. Work, a career panel program, with a VR training component for skill building. One of the biggest challenges we face is found in our expansion to school based locations. With so many sites in operation it’s challenging to organize and implement broad, equitable, and meaningful enrichment opportunities across all locations. So, here are a couple pilot programs we are hoping to roll out over the 23/24 year.

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We love sharing data points and since July 1 of 2021 the Club’s publications have reached over 50,000 people locally. Over 9,000 individuals have spent significant time clicking through our magazines, resulting in thousands of unique clicks to our website or social media pages. That’s important because, as you know Napa is a small community and when people visit our website or review these publications, they want to know who is helping to make this work possible and whether you’re a parent, a participant or a sponsor, that continues to be you; so, THANK YOU! Donate