Gratitude for Staff – Meet Mr. O
Meet Olutimilehin Olusanya, “Mr. O” Career Pathways Facilitator at Jerry Gamble Boys & Girls Club What is your “why”? I do this work because I truly enjoy working with young people. I am a Boys & Girls Club Alum and want to offer support to youth to better...The Premiere of Indigenous State of Mind: A Mental Health Awareness Film
On November 21, the Little Earth Boys & Girls Club premiered Indigenous State of Mind: A Mental Health Awareness Film, a powerful short film created by Club members and staff. The film sheds light on the importance of mental health awareness, amplifies the voices...Gratitude through Journaling
Nicole Pacini, a Northside community member and small business owner, is making a meaningful impact on the lives of youth at the John W. Hardeman III Club. With a passion for mindfulness and creative writing, Nicole designed journals with thoughtful writing prompts...Gaohli’s Story – Give in Gratitude
Gaohli is a Club alumna from East Side and is now a contract photographer for the Clubs! What inspired you to pursue photography? My dad inspired me to pursue photography. He took photos as a hobby growing up. I liked watching him and seeing the photos he took. How...Southside Red Bears – Give in Gratitude
At Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities, we have heard it loud and clear that youth are grateful for BGCTC sports programs. Participation in sports not only contributes to physical well-being but also fosters qualities such as commitment, respect,...Page 1 of 4