It's almost Pancake Breakfast time. 

We're looking for volunteers to help with the many tasks needed to have a successful day.

Can you help by donating some of the items needed for the basket raffle? 

 Can you help by baking? 

Can you help on the morning of the breakfast? 

Tickets are only $10 each (ages 5 & under free). 

ark your calendars now to join us on Saturday April 27

for a yummy breakfast and a great, fun way to support the Club


Several of our girls attended the Girls in Sports Day at Jefferson Middle  School last Saturday.  The learned about track, golf and volleyball.  Thank you to everyone who helped make it possible.

We had our first Maker Space Day at the Club.  Members and staff had a great time with all the activities.  Thank you to everyone who donated supplies and to Juli for setting it all up.  We hope to have Maker Space time twice each week for our members.

United Way of Southern Chautauqua County 2023 Impact Awards recipients are Rebekah “Becky” LaMountain of the YWCA and Jordan Thomas of the Boys & Girls Club.

Both Becky & Jordan have a long history with the WCD Boys & Girls Club-and both have made BIG impacts in their own lives and in our community. 

Congratulations!

THANK YOU RITE-AID!

Winifred Crawford Dibert Boys & Girls Club Receives Neighborhood Grant from Rite Aid Healthy Futures


More than 370 nonprofits receive $10,000 general operations grant


Winifred Crawford Dibert Boys & Girls Club has received a $10,000 neighborhood grant from Rite Aid Healthy Futures to continue advancing its important mission focused on Workforce Readiness through Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship and Healthy Lifestyles.


Part of its overall Empowering Children signature initiative for Rite Aid Healthy Futures, the Neighborhood Grants help nonprofits address the toughest health and wellness challenges facing kids today.

 

Winifred Crawford Dibert Boys & Girls Club joins 370 other grassroots organizations who have each received a $10,000 grant for general operations. The funds will help them continue to deliver critical services as inflation, food insecurity, troubling mental health trends and other converging factors impact children.


The grants are funded through the KidCents customer fundraising program, which allows Rite Aid customers to round up their purchases in-store and online to support children’s health and wellness.


By rounding up their nickels, dimes and quarters, millions of Rite Aid customers contribute to local charities restoring hope, resiliency and self-esteem in children.


“Children today face acute and converging crises across a range of fields that adversely impact their quality of life,” said Matt DeCamara, executive director of Rite Aid Healthy Futures. “Thanks to the generosity of Rite Aid customers, these hyperlocal organizations can continue to provide much needed programs and services steadying the course for children today and guiding them toward promising tomorrows.”


Rite Aid Healthy Futures is a public charity that improves the lives and futures of kids in Rite Aid communities through partnerships that help build healthier, more equitable neighborhoods. Launched by Rite Aid in 2001, Healthy Futures supports causes, initiatives and organizations that help kids live long, happy and healthy lives. Grants are made possible through the generous donations of customers who round-up their purchases at Rite Aid through the KidCents program. Visit RiteAidHealthyFutures.org to learn more.


Thank you to our Day of Caring Volunteers from JCC -Malahki, Thomas, Jeffrey & Daniel. 

They helped Jordan, our gym director, start organizing donations for our upcoming free Christmas Store.

Thank you Kayla for arranging the volunteers and

United Way of Southern Chautauqua County for encouraging everyone to help out in the community. 


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