Annual Report
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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,
As we reflect on the past year at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley, I am filled with immense pride and a profound sense of achievement. This year has been nothing short of remarkable, and I am excited to share some of our most significant accomplishments with you.
The 22/23 year felt like a year of growth for our agency. We expanded to new locations, expanded our numbers, and expanded our efforts. The 23/24 year, by comparison, felt like a year of actualizing that growth in deep and meaningful ways. We invested deeply in opportunities to expand our enrichment activities. We reviewed survey feedback from our stakeholders and membership and established strategies to help us improve. And so, the year was also a year of growth but growth in the form of development; and the impact of that growth has been immediate. We received a National Fine Arts award from the Boys & Girls Clubs of America for the Teen Center’s extraordinary Koi Dragon Art piece. This stunning creation is not only a testament to the incredible talent and creativity of our young members but also a vibrant symbol of the supportive and nurturing environment we strive to cultivate every day. We launched our brand-new Mobile STEM trailer this year, which could be the precursor to a dramatic expansion in enrichment opportunities available to our members. One of the year's most inspiring moments was our Youth of the Year event, featuring keynote speaker Abel Guillen from the California Department of Education. His powerful story as a former Club kid resonated deeply with our members and our community, reinforcing the importance of education and the boundless potential of our youth.
These achievements have been made possible through the deep and collaborative partnerships we have enjoyed with organizations like the Napa Valley Vintners, Napa Valley Unified School District, and Kaiser Permanente. Their unwavering support has been instrumental in helping us provide high-quality programs and services to our members.
However, these successes have not come without challenges. Just as economic stress impacts household budgets, it impacts our operating costs as well. And as those costs continue to rise, we’ve watched as donations and unrestricted sources of income become less available and more conservative. This dual pressure underscores the remarkable resilience and dedication of our board, staff, volunteers, and members, making our achievements even more significant. That work has been buttressed by the Club’s commitment to ensure that these programs continue to
be accessible to those who need us most as demonstrated in the over $3,000,000 in scholarships we’ve dispensed over the course of this year.
As we look to the future, our commitment to providing innovative and impactful services to the Napa community remains steadfast. But to sustain and expand these efforts, we need your support. Your involvement and investment are crucial in making our vision a reality. Together, we can continue to create a nurturing and empowering environment for our children and teens, ensuring they have every opportunity to succeed.
Thank you for your unwavering trust and support in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley. Together, we can make a lasting difference in the lives of our young people and our community.
Greg Bouillerce Executive Director
Greg Bouillerce
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.
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
2023 2022 2021
The Club leverages diverse revenue streams to ensure that our work is appropriately resourced. 5% 5% 15% 65% 9% 1%
FOUDNATION
The Club approach to income has evolved since the pandemic but here are some important trends between 2022 and 2023.
Despite unprecedented growth and our best efforts to offset fees to families outside funding sources remain flat and this forced us to expand our reliance on fees.
The rise of the UnGala and the return of the Crab Feed have been a huge boon for Napa Valley Kids and the funds raised there allow us to offer more scholarships!
NVUSD Support in the form of ELOP Grant funding 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!
80% 10% 10% 0%
The Club’s approach to expenditures has evolved since the pandemic but here are some important trends between 2022 and 2023.
Since 2021 We’ve more than tripled 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 but with our expanded reliance on fees we’ve opted to hold off on Capital Improvements.
Total Youth Served in 2023
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 attended the Club in 2023 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 over five miles! That’s the distance from Napa to Yountville!
= 500 kids
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, child care expenses can consume more than 60% of a single mother’s income, making it one of the most expensive states in the nation for child care.” (Source: California Child Care Resource & Referral Network)
As of 2023, the average cost of childcare in Napa was $15,000 every year. The total fee to attend all programs offered by the Club in 2023 was $2,400. Money never stands between a kid and the Club.
attended the Club at no Cost with a total of in fees waived in 2023!
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 are represented in every facet of the Napa Valley Economy. The Club plays a critical role in ensuring a stable workforce.
According to survey data, over were able to continue to work in Napa knowing that their kids were safe and engaged at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley!
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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 over the last few years, we need to do more.
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 activities 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
Our Youths of the Year
Mikayla Grogan William Perez
Melody Kondor Laizah Coronado
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Audrey Aliga Edmundo Gonzalez Madilynn Davis 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
Mariana Coronado Lucia Glery Gutierrez
Jenay Williamson Audrey Aliga
Yair Aleman Madilynn Davis
Jorge Brito Dashawn "Cash" Greene
Lealin Lek Melody Kondor
Samir Martinez Mya Burnette
Laizah Coronado Mikayla Grogan
Paola Barajas Forever Mason
Joaquin Sanchez Lisa Badillo Ramirez
Edmundo Gonzalez David Gutierrez
Graciela Escobedo Jamir Sherwani
William Perez Valeria De Leon
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.
These are definitely kids you should keep your eye on!
Melissa Martinez
Alex Flores
Landon Crane
Ulises Coronado
Leilani Corona Barcenas
Michelle Juarez
Sofia Sanchez
Blake Hall
Makena Ortiz
LJ Bernardo Paulino
Iker Guerrero
Samantha Lopez
Gaetano Lefler
Zeke Gosnell
Luca Ballotta
Scarlet Sill
Camellia Harrison
Daniel Birkbeck
Logan Brandt
Evelyn Blakely
Charlotte Gomez
Audrey Coy
Colton Jones
Cristiano Oliverio
Julisa Lopez
Paloma Ortiz
Litzy Alverez
Emilia Hall
Camilia Betancourt
Josiah De La Selene
Alan Marin
Rey Morales
Michelle Guzman
James Bush
Emmanuel Martinez
Penelope Rosales
William Cabral
Talia Cruz
Mendoza Magdaleno
Vicente Navarro
Jacob Aquino
Luca Gonzalez
Sebastian Jimenez
Mateo Aguirre
Aliah Aguilar Lopez
Simone Lacau
Analiyah De La Sophia Anguiano Hurtado
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Leilani Corona Barcenas
Logan Brandt
Emmanuel Martinez Sebastian Jimenez
Napa Clubhouse
Browns Valley Site
McPherson Site
NVLA Site
Giovanni Gonzalez Martinez
Pueblo Vista Site
Ryan Cyrus
Teagan McGinness
August Bright
Victoria Toscano
Hudson Ready
Jacqueline Gonzalez Martinez
Mia Soto
Giovanni Gonzalez Martinez
Katherine Torres Soriano
Adeline Osborne
William “Fitz” Russell
Remi Ryan
Jessica Kreitz
Willow Site
Victoria Ayala
Liliana Bernards
Savanna Felsch
Julian Torres
Maria Ramirez
Veronica Medina
Carmen Aguilera Villa
Jessica Kreitz
Lucca Jensen
Emma Lona
Daniel Zamora
Ronaldo Hurtado
Milah Healer
Redwood Site
Eric Almanza
Jayden Juarez
Jandro Canones
Giselle Calderon
Ashton Muensterman
Eliany Rodriguez
Amaya Flores
Milah Healer
Selena Corona
Katelyn Guillen
Jesse Sanchez
Brandon Solorio
AC Clubhouse Canyon Oaks Site Napa Junction Site
Antonio Andres
Carter Ramos
Adelyn McGough
Astian Andrews Jr
Cristobal Rizo Lopez
Alice Quisenberry
Elanor Bell
Samuel Barela
Odalys De Leon
Enzo Bourema
Armaan Bajwa
Alex Valencia
Diego Azpeita
Malia Howell
Keyli Gonzalez
Liam Jon Taguiran
Isabelle Coffin
Sofia Lopez
Gabriel Eyzaguirre
James “Kai” Canilao
Remi Robles
Ana Puala Luna Garcia
Shavon Reddic
Marie Porter
Luna Huerta-Villalobos
Jocelyn Laird
Sergio Alvarez
Unidos Site
Anthony Olvera
Zoe Aquino
Hector Covarrubias
Camila Sanchez
Ava Osborne
Geraldynn Aguilar
Sullivan Bright
Joey Ortega
Elisa Negrete
Michael Salazar
Miguel Marron
Kaitlyn Perry
ACMS Site
Lucia Glery
Audrey Aliga
Lisbeth Perez-Martinez Lamont Chandler
Leo Reyes
Adael Reyes-Martinez
Oliver Perez-Espinoza
Rommyna Sanchez
Josephine Mueller
Camila Perez-Diaz
Alexander Thompson
Victoria Herrera
Dawn Bonner
Dashawn "Cash" Greene
Isaiah Baker
Mya Burnette
Destiny Abigail
Forever Mason
Ramirez Badillo
David Gutierrez
Jamir Sherwani
Valeria De Leon
Odalys De Leon
Ana Puala Luna Garcia
Alexander Thompson
Valeria De Leon
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Teen finalists from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley came together to speak to an audience of 150 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 feels like a fundraiser, it feels like we’re in a friend’s backyard talking about and investing in this place that we love.
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Over 2,000 people visited the Napa and American Canyon Clubhouses for this spooktacular Halloween Carnival! Kids, families, and community members gathered for an evening of games, haunts, and trick-or-treating. Dressed up in their favorite, but not too scary, costumes kids enjoyed a variety of fun activities including a CANDY CANNON!
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What an unforgettable night at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley’s Crab Feed! In January, 740 amazing supporters gathered for a night of fun, fundraising, and delicious crab in the 32nd annual event, which raised over $150,000 for kids! It was an absolute madhouse in the best way possible.
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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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The Back 2 School Block Party was a lively end-of-summer event open to the public. Families enjoyed a range of carnival games and food vendors. Kids had a blast in giant hamster balls, sumo competitions, obstacle courses, and jump houses. The event provided a joyful day of fun and community engagement, celebrating the end of summer with memorable activities.
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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 believe in the power of community, friendship, and giving back. We were excited, this year, to invite all our incredible teen members and their friends to a special Friends Giving event at the Teen Center. It was an opportunity to come together, share in the spirit of gratitude, and enjoy a memorable evening of fun and friendship.
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After a year of development it's here! The new Mobile stem lab is designed to function as an outdoor classroom where members will be able to experiment with basic robotics, coding, and a number of other enrichment activities! Keep an eye out for it at school locations over the 34/25 academic year!
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The Canyon Oaks Elementary School production of "Wicked," put on by the kids, was a dazzling showcase of diverse talents. Child performers captivated the audience with their awe-inspiring skills. From enchanting dance routines and powerful singing to mind-boggling magic tricks and hilarious comedy, this unforgettable event celebrated the incredible talents of the student community, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.
So much happened this spring. Youth of the Year, March Madness and all of the incredible magic that happens in our programs every day. Watch as our dedicated staff and enthusiastic members come together to create memorable experiences and build lasting friendships.
Summer was met with the largest roll out of Camp Programs in Club history. With themed weeks jam packed with Art, Science, athletics and Play it was a summer of FUN! Over 1,000 youth participated in full day camps packed with activities, field trips and fun.
This video takes you on a journey where you'll see children embracing the season as they returned to school, discovering new activities, forging new friendships, and much more.
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 celebrated the magic of the season as a Club family!
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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 June at one of our favorite places, Meritage Resort & Spa.
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Our impactful partnership with Kaiser Permanente began with their full funding of our Ready, Set, Work program for teens. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, 50 Kaiser employees volunteered at our Napa Clubhouse, and Kaiser also became the title sponsor of our March Madness basketball program. Their support significantly enhances our programs. They’re doing so much to support us!
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ZD and the DeLeuze Family Foundation have focused their efforts on 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 proudly spotlight the Napa Valley Wine Train for their steadfast support. They significantly bolster our programs through their active participation in fundraisers, workforce panels, and connections. They live their values by genuinely investing in our youth's future. Their unwavering commitment is inspiring!
Introducing "Club Shorts" - where we interview Boys & Girls Club members, exploring their dreams and unique perspectives. Watch these insightful videos, be inspired by their resilience, and get to know our remarkable youth. Join the conversation and experience their inspiring stories. Watch now to be part of their journey!
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Parents, particularly working parents, are overwhelmingly happy with the quality of BGCNV Enrichment. 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 sites
Parents wanted to know more about how they could help/support the Club.
Survey Question
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.
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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.
PARENT SURVEY RESULTS
It gives us piece of mind that our child is at the safe space while we are working
We have to work and need a safe place for our kids after school.
I am a single mother (widow). The Club provides a safe place for my daughter to attend after school. She’s made many friends in the afterschool program and enjoys spending time there. She especially loves being able to play volleyball and do arts and crafts, like painting. I appreciate the variety of activities offered. I also like how they have power hour every day, which is time for my daughter to focus on schoolwork/homework. Without the Club, I would have to find some sort of alternative for her, and I don't think it would be as enriching or rewarding. I really am grateful for an organization like the Club . Thank you!
You guys provide a safe fun place for my child to attend after school. If he was not attending the club, this would affect me being able to work.
Boys & Girls club made it so easy for us to transition our child with special needs with so much ease. It brought so much peace of mind to our day to day and we are very grateful that he is in a great environment, get motivated, looks forward to it and get taught respectful manners with their leadership team. Love to see their structure. Thanks so much!
The club is very important for both parents because, we can concentrate in our jobs.
We like that the program is offered at the school. We appreciate how well Alex and his staff run the afterschool program at Willow. Our son enjoys the afterschool program and always shares with us the fun learning activities the program offers. He also enjoys playing sports with his friends while attending.
Without the club my kids would not have a place to go during the summer and any other break which would really affect our work. We appreciate the club for being a reliable source of care for us
The club is very important to me. Allows me to work and be a single parent. My kids love club.
We both work full time and need childcareideally onsite so we don’t need to interrupt the work day.
Without the club my kids would not have a place to go during the summer and any other break which would really affect our work. We appreciate the club for being a reliable source of care for us.
I am a single parent and to me Boys & Girls program is very important due to the fact i get off later than my child and I don't have any support from anyone, you guys are pretty much my back bone to support my child. And I appreciate you guys so much!
It helps with my work schedule. It allows me to work full time and be able to pick my kids up from school after work. It helps my kids do their home work.
Without this program my child would have nowhere to go while I finish work. I appreciate that I don’t have to leave him home alone to be using technology too much.
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This Summer a group of teens representing the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley as part of its leadership program, Keystone attended the nation’s largest teen led event. Known as the Keystone Conference, this three day event was held in Dallas Texas with representation from more than 500 Boys & Girls Clubs...
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley (the Club) and the Napa Valley Unified School District (NVUSD) have forged a groundbreaking partnership for this Fall. On Thursday, June 22, The NVUSD’s Board of Trustees authorized the creation of a major partnership with The Club to expand programmatic and enrichment services to Napa area teens. This collaboration aims to extend...
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley celebrated a significant milestone in August, marking a transformative moment for the American Canyon community. With a generous allocation of $1.1 million from the State of California, championed by Senator Bill Dodd, the remaining construction loan for the American Canyon...
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In a world where educational success and community support go hand in hand, the collaboration between the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley (BGCNV) and the Napa Valley Unified School District (NVUSD) stands out as a powerful example of how healthy partnerships can make a significant impact…
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The vibrant spirit of creativity within the Napa Valley community was brightly displayed on a national stage as a masterpiece produced by local Club 1515 Teen Center artist's secured a prestigious accolade. Teens from the Boys & Girls Club of Napa Valley's Club 1515 Teen Center recently completed a project in partnership with Blake Barrios, a talented artist with deep ties to...
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On Wednesday February 7th, seven youth finalists from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley shared their stories of bravery and hope to a devoted audience at the Uptown Theatre in downtown Napa. Every year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley recognizes outstanding youth at an annual event called Youth of the Year. “This is...
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Children form the backbone of the community, learning its stated values as they grow, increasingly understanding which are aligned and which are contrary based on their own experiences, and one day passing that mix down to their own...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has cast a long shadow over the lives of young people, creating unprecedented challenges and exacerbating existing mental health issues. As we navigate the post-pandemic world, the importance of mental health support for youth has never been more critical…
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Do you like music? Do you remember the song that reached into your soul? The music that left you feeling seen or heard? For me it was in the 5th grade when I heard a song for the first time. The song resonated with me in a way that I couldn’t explain. Within the harmonies and rhythms I felt a sense of validation and...
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When you participate in a Boys & Girls Club program you really are provided with a world-class experience that assures success is within the reach of every young person who enters their doors, just like their vision statement says. The staff came alongside me to make sure I was doing well in school and not only helped me but everyone in the program to create a plan for the…
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If you came here to read a story like those of the magic you read in fairy tales then turn the page because this is not your typical Cinderella fairytale. My story was not always the prettiest or easiest to accept, but for many from my community...
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Throughout my life the Boys & Girls Club has been so many things to me; a safe place, a shelter, a fascinating environment to explore my interests, and even a second home. With kindness and encouragement, the Boys & Girls Clubs helped me throughout my life and I’ve learned a lot within....
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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 Co. 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
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!
