LOCATIONS

Bruce FellmanNorth Omaha Club2610 Hamilton St.Omaha, NE 68131

Henry OgramCarter Lake Club4101 N 17th St.Carter Lake, IA 51510

STAND-ALONE

H.H. “Red” & Ruth NelsonCouncil Bluffs Club815 N 16th St.Council Bluffs, IA 51501

Carl & Joyce MammelSouth Omaha Club5051 S 22nd St.Omaha, NE 68107

SCHOOL BASED

Henry DavisBryan Middle Club8210 S 42nd St.Bellevue, NE 68147

Millard Central Club12801 L St.Omaha, NE 68137

Howard L. HawksFlorence Club7902 N 36th St.Omaha, NE 68112

Mount View Club5322 N 52nd St. #002Omaha, NE 68104

The Hawkins FamilyWestside Club1414 Robertson Dr.Omaha, NE 68114

INSIDE SCHOOLS

Spring Lake Club4215 S 20th St.Omaha, NE 68107

Skinner Club4304 N 33rd St.Omaha, NE 68111

Morton Club4606 Terrace Dr.Omaha, NE 68134

King Science Club3720 Florence Blvd.Omaha, NE 68110

Druid Hill Club4020 N 30th St.Omaha, NE 68111

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Table of Contents

Impact Report

Scholarship Program

Awards

Ribbon Cuttings

Groundbreaking

Special Events Highlights

Community Highlights

Board of Directors, Committees, Family Guild

Staff and Financial Report Link

Accountability

Consistency

Cooperation

Integrity

Professionalism

Respectfulness

Safety

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CONTENT

VALUES

MISSION

VISION

It is our mission to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, healthy and caring members of society.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands is a leader in youth development on the local and national level. We are transforming our community by providing youth with impactful, fun and educational opportunities in a safe environment. These opportunities are led by professional, positive role models and often in collaboration with community partners who help make a lifelong impact in the lives of those we serve.

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BOYS57% 43%

GIRLS

GENDER

38%BLACK

30%WHITE

19%LATINO

9%MULTI-RACE

2% ASIANNATIVE AMERICAN

1%OTHER

ETHNICITY

1%

Career Development

A thrilling real-life stock market simulation. This event is a rewarding capstone for members who participate in financial literacy programs.

DIPLOMAS2DEGREES

CAREER LAUNCH505 youth servedThis program prepares teens for their first job, internships and summer employment.

Our college readiness program provides a range of services to guide teens towards graduation and career success.

277 youth served

STOCK MARKET CHAMPIONSHIP®183 youth served

Character & Leadership

Programs in this area expose youth to service learning, leadership training and character building workshops.

Youth participate in leadership development opportunities in three focus areas: academic success, career preparation and community service.

KEYSTONE &TORCH CLUBS639 youth served

CHARACTERDEVELOPMENT1,434 youth served

A program, in partnership with Omaha Police Department, aimed at developing a positive relationship between youth and police and providing extra- curricular activities for youth.

A youth violence prevention program in partnership with Nebraska Medicine, Omaha Police Department, YouTurn and BGCM.

BREAKING DOWNBARRIERS1,001 youth served

DUSK TO DAWN86 youth served

Sports & Recreation

AQUATICSPHYSICAL ACTIVITIESFitness challenges and games that keep members active through fun daily fitness routines.

GAMES O! RAMAAn annual games tournament featuring a variety of sports, table games and board games for area Clubs to meet and compete.

3,974 youth served

Aquatics includes swimming lessons or free swim at our indoor and outdoor pools.

1,155 youth served

TEAM SPORTS

The Clubs offer a variety of team sports to keep kids active including football, dance, cheer-leading, golf, basketball, track, baseball and softball.

2,451 youth served

TRIPLE PLAY

The program strives to improve the overall health of Club members by increasing daily physical activity, good nutrition education and helping them develop healthy relationships.

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AGE

34%Of members

are teens

Annual membership kept low to help working families

$30

Ages served6 - 18

The Youth of the Year is proof of the impact Clubs make in transforming and saving kids’ lives. One exceptional Club member who exemplifies the Boys & Girls Clubs mission is chosen as an ambassador for all youth.

YOUTH OF THE YEAR

Of service to local youth57 Years

Locations in Omaha, Carter Lake and Council Bluffs14

BOYS57%

47%BOTH PARENTS

45%SINGLE PARENT

4% OTHER2% GRANDPARENTS

1% FOSTER PARENTS1% EXTENDED FAMILY

FAMILY TYPE

The Arts2,360 youth served

IMAGEMAKERS PHOTOGRAPHY The program enables youth to develop their creativity and cultural awareness through the appreciation of photography.

FINE ARTSThis year-round program encourages artistic expression among Club members through drawing, painting, printmaking, collage and mixed media.

PERFORMING ARTSThe program encourages members to engage in hands-on activities to build self-confidence, sparks creativity and boosts academic achievement through drama, singing, dance and theater.

Healthy Habits emphasizes good nutrition, regular physical activity and improved overall well-being.

HEALTHY HABITS

Health &Wellness

Provides health, fitness, prevention/education and self-esteem enhancement for girls ages 8 to 17.

A prevention and education program addressing problems such as drug and alcohol use and premature sexual activity.

2,847 youth served

SMART MOVES

SMART GIRLS

Academic SupportREADERS TO LEADERS

Readers to Leaders is an evidence-based, National Award winning program focused on closing the literacy gap in economically disadvantaged children.

Members achieved 58% more reading growth than their peers nationwide.

A total of 24,276 books were read by program participants.

Pre and post assessment showed an average of 48% growth in reading rate.

1,413 youth served

HIGH-YIELD LEARNING1,605 youth servedHigh-yield learning activities include leisure reading, writing activities and games like chess or Scrabble that develop young people's cognitive skills.

S.T.E.M.2,402 youth served

DIY STEMA hands-on, activity-based STEM curriculum which connects youth to science themes they encounter regularly.

GOOGLE CS FIRSTA Google initiative program where members learn about computer science and coding through hands-on interactive projects.

LEGO ROBOTICSMembers design, build and program a robot to complete missions along with applying innovative ideas to solving real-world problems.HOMEWORK HELP

4,102 youth servedAn engaging homework help and tutoring program where Club professionals encourage Club members of every age to become self-directed learners.

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Under $10,000$10,000-$19,999$20,000-$29,999$30,000-$39,999$40,000-$49,999$50,000-$59,999$60,000 & More

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20%13%

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59%Of Club familiesmake less than$30,000 a year

Average Daily Attendance

2,198Hot meals served Meals are free to

all members.

329,702Total members7,747

Scholarship Program

108 teens servedTeens participated in the Summer College & Career Expo. Panels of professionals helped teens explore local industries and careers.

SCHOLARSHIPS$250,000Total amount of all scholarships awarded

1,200 hoursTotal hours of community service completed by recipients

2.81 GPACollective GPA of recipients for the 2017-18 school year

9 studentsParticipated in internships

50Scholarship recipients

JOB SITE VISIT108 teens served

75 teens served

CAMPUS TOURS

JUANA .Age 17, South Omaha Club Member

BGCM Youth of the YearBGCM Scholarship Recipient

Juana is currently applying to top schools locally and out of state to find the perfect fit as

she heads into her freshman year of college this fall.

Inspired by the doctors who treated her brother’s brittle bone disease, she will be on the pre-med track and

hopes to become a surgeon one day.

A current scholarship recipient in his senior year at University of Nebraska at Omaha, Jorge is a business major with a GPA of 3.5. He participated in an internship at First National Bank where he worked in HR, retirement plan services, and investment services. He plans to pursue an MBA after graduation.

A freshman at Wartburg College majoring in Psychology, Lorna completed her first semester with a 3.67 GPA. She was recognized by the Wartburg faculty as a student leader on campus, a great honor for a first year student. An active student, Lorna competes on the bowling team and takes part in volunteer work on campus.

A recent Missouri Western University graduate, Asya is currently pursuing her Master’s in Public Administration at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. As a student at Missouri Western, Asya was president of the Black Student Government organization, a residential assistant, and a mentor to many students on campus including other Boys & Girls Club alumni.

The Club scholarship program helped Paige earn a degree in Elementary Education from the College of Saint Mary back in 2017. She is currently in her second year of teaching third grade at an elementary school 10 min away from her North Omaha Boys & Girls Club.

INTERNSHIP SITES

Lorna Puhl

Jorge Lara

Asya Beasley

Paige Muhammad

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AWARDS

EAGLE AWARD

WILLIAM R. HINCKLEY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD

Every year, we take the time to recognize individuals who

share their outstanding passion and commitment to youth and community. Their dedication and support enables Boys &

Girls Clubs of the Midlands to fulfill its mission.The Eagle Award is presented to an

individual or family in recognition for their long term, sustained support for the Clubs through

board leadership, generosity and community advocacy.

The William R. Hinckley Distinguished Service Award is presented to a staff

member who exemplifies untiring service and dedication to the Boys & Girls Clubs.

The Volunteer of the Year Award is presented to the best Club volunteer who goes above and beyond the typical duties of a volunteer to help

enrich the lives of our youth.

SPIRIT OF PROGRESS AWARD

This Spirit of Progress Award is given to an

individual or family for their exemplary efforts

to move the organization forward.

Annette & Paul Smith

Michelle Vu AnDante & Dalhia LloydOlivia EscobedoMorning Star

Lutheran Church

WOMAN & YOUTH AWARD

The Woman & Youth award is given to a woman

who demonstrates generous support in the

form of leading a program or special event.

B Gratton (left)& Tammi Bishop

FOUNDERS AWARD

The Founders award is given to a person whose involvement, generosity or volunteering, greatly

impacts Boys & Girls Clubs’ reach in our community.

Henry Davis

MAN & YOUTH AWARD

The Man & Youth Award is given to a man who

demonstrates exemplary support for the Boys &

Girls Clubs programs and members.

Tom Fellman (left)& Howard Kooper

The Hawkins Family

CORPORATE PARTNER AWARD

The Corporate Partner Award is presented to a corporation who has

demonstrated being a true partner to the members of

the Clubs.

Holland Basham Architects

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On August 13, 2018, BGCM, Florence Elementary and Omaha Public Schools (OPS) opened a brand new Howard L. Hawks Florence Boys & Girls Club attached to Florence Elementary School. The Club honors Howard L. Hawks, a long-time Boys & Girls Club supporters who has been instrumental in the success of the Clubs. The Florence Club is a state of the art facility that has 11,000 square-feet of dedicated Club space for members. The Club has a shared secure entry for both

the Club and the school, space for younger members, a teen center, a learning center with computers and an innovation lab for STEM programming. Through the partnership with the school, members will have access to an additional 9,500 square feet of shared space including a gym, cafeteria and library. The partnership between BGCM and OPS helps provide much needed programming to deserving youth of the historic Florence community.

HOWARD L. HAWKS CUTS RIBBON ON NEW FLORENCE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

On August 9, 2018, BGCM, in close partnership with Millard Public Schools, opened a new Club attached to Millard Central Middle School. The Millard Central Club is the first of its kind in the Millard Public Schools district. This project represents a unique school-club partnership, adding a Club to the existing school and connecting youth to hope and opportunity.

The Millard Club has over 14,000 square-feet of dedicated space for members. The Club has a shared secure entry for both the Club and the school, space for younger members, a teen center, a learning center with computers, an innovation lab for STEM programming and a multi-purpose gym that can be used for flying drones or a basketball game. The Millard Central Club will serve up to 350 youth per day.

RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE MILLARD CENTRAL BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

CLUBS & SCHOOLS

Ribbon cutting event for Millard Central Club

Rhonda and Howard Hawks (center)

Teen center at Millard Central Club

Exterior view of Howard L. Hawks Florence Club

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On May 17, 2018, BGCM, in partnership with Omaha Public Schools and Bryan Middle School, broke ground on a 14,000 sq. ft. Boys & Girls Club facility which will be attached to Bryan Middle School. The Henry Davis Boys & Girls Club will open in August of 2019 and will serve 300 members per day. The proven Clubs & school concept will remove transportation barriers, give students a safe and fun place to go when not in school, and provide working families with affordable and quality after-school programming all year long.

The $3.8 million project will have a 1,900 square-foot teen center and a 1,650 square foot tween/youth center. Other new areas will include a new gym, Innovation Center and outdoor patio. The Club addition will also give Bryan Middle School an updated focal point to the front of the school. The Club and school will share 36,500 square feet of community spaces including a gym, locker rooms, circulation/hallways, cafeteria, auditorium and swimming pool.

BGCM and Westside Community Schools broke ground on May 8, 2018, at Westbrook Elementary for the construction of the new Westside Boys & Girls Club. Students, staff, parents, community members and invited guests celebrated the ongoing partnership and investment in the community’s future – our youth. The event honored the Hawkins Family, for whom the new Club will be named after, for their long-time commitment to the success and growth of the Clubs.The 15,000 sq. ft. state of the art facility will serve 250 members per day. Construction will begin at the conclusion of the school year and is slated to open on the first day of school in August of 2019. The new Club

will be built on the south end of the school. Members will continue attending the current Westside Club located on the north end while the new Club is being constructed.“Our afterschool program at Westbrook Elementary will have a newly built facility that will be safe, fun and equipped with a state of the art Innovation Center that will have the latest and greatest technology, including a drone obstacle course. This center will also be available to the school during school hours. Our partnership will provide opportunities to assist youth in being successful academically and socially,” said Ivan Gilreath, President & CEO of BGCM.

HENRY DAVIS BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW BRYAN BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

THE HAWKINS FAMILY BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW WESTSIDE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

Henry Davis with future Bryan Middle Club members

(left) Ande, Kim, Karen, Kim Jr., Chris Hawkins with Club members

HBA rendering of the Henry Davis Bryan Middle Boys & Girls Club

HBA rendering of The Hawkins Family Westside Boys & Girls Club

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On January 2, 2018, 250 members of the community gathered at the Dundee Theater to watch the Oscar nominated animated shorts and learn more about how the Clubs help youth. Guest watched the films and participated in a panel discussion led by teen Club members and Film Streams’ education director. Afterwards, everyone was invited to a delicious after-party catered by Kitchen Table.Thank you to the honorary co-chairs, Carmelita &

Timothy Christian and Denise & Hobson Powell, for helping to make the event a great success. Event sponsors included Annette & Paul Smith, Omaha Steaks, Oath, Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture, Jonna & Tim Holland, Heike & Adam Langdon, Nancy & Wes Dodge, and Senator Ben & Diane Nelson. A special thank you to board member, Rachel Jacobson, for allowing us to host the event at the beautiful new Dundee Theater.

SECOND OSCAR SHORTS EVENT MOVES TO DUNDEE THEATER

Honorary co-chairs (left) Timothy Christian, Denise Powell, Carmelita Christian, and Hobson Powell

(left) Wes & Hanna Heit, Monica & Wayne Hoovestal, Joe Hoovestal March Madnezz attendees

(left) Diana Martinez with teen members Brandon, Madeline, and Tony

On March 31, 2018, 250 community supporters attended the March Madnezz fundraiser in Council Bluffs and raised over $50,000 in support of Iowa Clubs. Attendees enjoyed food and beer while watching the NCAA March Madness final four games. The event included a raffle, silent auction, and live auction. A special thank you to honorary chairs, the Hoovestol Family, for making March Madnezz a great success. “The Clubs truly make a direct impact on our youth, help build a better community, and develop tomorrow’s leaders. We are proud to say we support the Clubs,” said Hannah Heit.

Event sponsors included Hy-Vee, Lone Mountain Truck Leasing, SilverStone Group, Black Hills Energy, Clear Title & Abstract, LLC, Computer Systems, Inc., Heartland Properties, Inc., and HM Insurance Group, Columbia Insurance Group, Frontier Savings Bank, Iowa Western, MidAmerican Energy Company, Charlie & Melissa Narmi, Northern Natural Gas, Producers Hybrids, UnitedHealthcare, Chesterman Co. Coca-Cola, Cox Communications, Doll Distributing, and The Grass Wagon.

PACKED HOUSE AT 9TH ANNUAL MARCH MADNEZZ EVENT

CLUBS & FUN

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On June 1, 2018, more than 500 patrons in tropical colors and Hawaiian print attended BGCM’s largest annual fundraising event, On the Road to Paradise. The Hawaiian style celebration took place at the new Marriott Downtown at the Capitol District and the venue was decorated with fresh tropical flowers throughout. Every attendee was greeted by Club kids and presented with a flower lei upon arrivial.The evening started with a patron party on the rooftop pool where patrons enjoyed signature drinks and live traditional Hawaiian music. After the tiki bar cocktail hour, emcee, Jennifer Griswald from KMTV 3 News Now, welcomed guests to the event and kicked off the luau style dinner with entertainment featuring hula dancing by Club members. Top moments from the evening

included a winning speech from Youth of the Year, Teiah Wells, who received a standing ovation for her story of overcoming the pressures of social media, her peers, and her circumstances to focus on her goals and be the first in her family to attend college. The luau concluded with dancing and music by Bobby & The Aristocats.The event was a great success thanks to honorary co-chairs, Cindy & Mogens Bay and Annette & Paul Smith, along with event chairs, Tammi Bishop and B Gratton. Top event sponsors included Cindy & Mogens Bay, Paul & Annette Smith, Broadmoor Development, First National Bank, Karen & Kim Hawkins, Cindy & Scott Heider, Susan & Mike Lebens, The Phillip & Terri Schrager Foundation, Valmont Industries, and Cox Communications.

ALOHA! ON THE ROAD TO PARADISE RAISES OVER $725,000 FOR THE CLUBS

Honorary co-chairs (left) Paul Smith, Annette Smith, Cindy Bay, and Mogens Bay

Event co-chars (left) B Gratton and Tammi Bishop with Club members

Teiah Wells andJennifer Griswald

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Carson Group built 22 bicycles as part of their Carson Days celebration and donated them to deserving Club members.

Allstate employees volunteer at Carter Lake Club to fix outdoor benches and tables before the busy summer.

McDonald’s donates 400 backpacks to North Omaha Club kids just in time for back-to-school.

NOBB partners with Cross Cut barbers to give North Club boys a free haircut and books to read they can relate to.

T-Mobile employee spending quality time with Millard Central members decorating holiday cookies.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. put together 100 backpacks filled with school supplies for Club members.

Bank of the West employees play dodge ball with Millard Central Club teens.

TD Ameritrade volunteers help teen members buy and sell fictional stock at the Stock Market Championship event.

Baxter Subaru’s Share the Love Event raises $20,490 for Club youth.

United Way Day of Action volunteer reading with young Club member.

CLUCOM

UNMC student volunteers help run Teddy Bear Clinic at Day for Kids.

Oath volunteering at Carter Lake Club during summer camp.

LDI and Omaha Box Company employees donate $12,500 as part of their 100 year anniversary celebration.

First National Bank and Salem Baptist Church teach members how to save as part of the national Teach Children to Save campaign.

Hasbro and UnitedHealthcare donates 150 Nerf Energy game kits to give kids fun tools to stay healthy and active.

U.S. Cellular sponsors the U.S. Cellular Black History Month drawing contest for BGCM members.

Young Jewish Giving Teen Foundation raised $1,500 for the Readers to Leaders program.

TD Ameritrade employee volunteering at the Game of Life to help teens learn about financial responsibility.

BS & MMUNITY

Timothy HollandBoard Chair

Dr. H Dele DaviesBoard President

Todd L. EngleTreasurer

Kim HawkinsChair Emeritus

Ivan GilreathSecretary

Rabbi Steven AbrahamIngrid BerlinMichael FoutchJason GilbreathIvan GilreathTimonthy HassingerKaren HawkinsScott C. HeiderChandra HenleyMichael HufferRachel Jacobson

Howard KooperMichael LebensDale MackelTom Neitzke SJDeidre OchsnerTyler OwenJessica PateDavid PollinoHobson PowellJoel RussellLynne Sangimino

Polina SchlottTodd SchmadererJeffrey SchragerVibhu SharmaJohn SibleyAnnette SmithKurt TjadenJanis Yergan

Barry CleavelandDan CloydCaren Dean

Emily FlomHanna HeitNick Laubenthal

Bob MantellAmy McDermottCharlie Narmi

Brad NeelyPolina SchlottTim Stibbs

Deidre OchsnerGuild President

Betsy Belmont*Tammi BishopSherry Boot RankinAlexis BoulosAmy BrownCatherine CanoMelissa CarlbergNicki Cavanaugh

Chaley ChandlerTraci CoppleAngela CutlerKristi DavisJenny DoyleCindy Empson*Jessie Feinstein*Emily FlomAmber FutheyJenna Gabrial GallagherEllie Grace

B GrattonCatherine HarringtonKaren Hawkins*Karen Hegge*Ande Hawkins Johnson*Dana KaufmanRobyn KortanGeri KunkelKelley MaxwellTeresa Milner*Renee Nelson

Jeanne Neumann GlassfordPatrice OttBuffy Ricceri*Megan ReayHeather Russell*Randi SinclairAnnette Smith*Kelli TiernyCindy VaccaroSamantha Wahl*

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MILLARD

ADVISORY

Rabbi Steven AbrahamIngrid BerlinKen BirdMichelle BurdTodd ClarkeJames CloydElizabeth DonnerTodd EngleBeth FinkElise FountainIvan GilreathSara GoingAngelo PassarelliCarol RussellJoel RussellVibhu SharmaJim Sutfin

SCHOLARSHIP &

SUCCESS

Ingrid BerlinJulie CobbJulie DarringtonDr. H. Dele DaviesJessica FeinsteinMike FoutchIvan GilreathShelli HenryRobin JaeckelJermaine JonesAnde Hawkins JohnsonTom KunkelShari MagnussenEd MayErin RussellLouri SullivanFrank VenutoRegina Tullos-WilliamsThomas Warren Sr.

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Rabbi Steven AbrahamDr. H. Dele DaviesTodd EngleMike FoutchJason GilbreathIvan GilreathScott HeiderTim HollandMike HufferMike LebensAnnette Smith

BOARD

DEVELOPMENT

Todd EngleMike FoutchIvan GilreathScott HeiderTim HollandMike LebensFr. Tom NeitzkeAnnette Smith

INVESTMENT

Todd EngleJason GilbreathHoward KooperDale MackelShari MagnussenJoel RussellJeff SchragerVibhu SharmaKurt Tjaden

PROGRAM

Rabbi Steven AbrahamNicole ConnellyTimothy HassingerKaren HawkinsShelli HenryDale MackelMike MasekDeidre OchsnerJessica PateDavid PollinoHobson PowellLynne SangiminoKurt TjadenRegina Tullos-WilliamsJanis Yergan

SAFETY

Timothy HassingerChandra HenleyTim HollandMike HufferTom KunkelDavid PollinoChief Todd SchmadererJosh Towey

BUILDING

GROUNDS

Victor BaezTim HollandMike HufferTom KunkelMike LebensPat ReganJohn Sibley

COMMITTEES

FAMILY GUILD

SOUTHWEST IOWA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Julian AndradeMaria BeltDeana Blount**Marilyn BrownEthel ChristensenAdashia ClarkCourtney Comfort*Joseph ContrerasAshley Ellington*Olivia Escobedo**David Felici*Laura Flores-BolanosElise Fountain*Rhonda Freeman**Kandace FreemanJulie FrizzellFrancisco Fuentes*Israel GallowayAlexandra GillispieAlberto GonzalesMargarito Gonzalez

Alexandria GrantJulie HemmingsenStephanie Henderson**Shelli HenryPorchea HughesRosalie JohnsonCurtis JohnsonJo JohnsonAshley JonesKristy KunkelThomas Linnell*Bobbie LippertTerrence MackeyAndile Mahlangeni-ByndonAllicea MartinezLindsey McCloudAdrial MitchellAbdul MuhammadKristen Ogea*Jason OlivoStephanie Parada

Christopher ParkerChris Peterson*Vonkesha RouseEvan RoyukUri Rueda-liceaMatthew SharpToni SouthEvelyn TaylorSeth ThompsonKeenan TomlinsonJoshua ToweyAndrew TrampRobert Valentine**Michelle VuThomas Warren, Jr.Glenn WhiteAlec WilleyMarquita WilliamsCody WnukJennifer WolfeTahia Yancey-McKay

Ivan GilreathPresident/CEO

Thomas KunkelChief Professional Officer

Ashley WinansVP of Development & Marketing

Elizabeth DonnerVP of Leadership Giving

Jermaine JonesVP of Community &Scholarship Outreach

Regina Tullos-WilliamsDirector of Program Development

LaVelle HendersonChief Information Officer

STAFF

*Unit Director **Site Director

The 2018 financial report will be availableJune 15, 2019

at bgcomaha.org/2019

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THE CHAIRS CABINETBoys & Girls Clubs of America

Collective for YouthCox Communications

Robert B. Daugherty Charitable FoundationDarylnn and Tom Fellman

The Heider FamilyPeter Kiewit Foundation

Sharon and Howard KooperCharles E. Lakin Foundation, Inc.

Mammel FoundationWilliam & Ruth Scott Family Foundation

The Sherwood FoundationAnnette and Paul SmithIowa West Foundation

United Way of the Midlands

THE FOUNDERS CIRCLEKaren and Kim Hawkins

STAKEHOLDERSCindy and Mogens Bay

Rhonda and Howard Hawks Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc.

Lozier Foundation Mutual of Omaha Foundation

Donald C. Scott

THE LEADERSHIP COUNCILAnonymous

TD Ameritrade City of Carter Lake First National Bank

Ramona and Deryl HamannClaire M. Hubbard Foundation

Susan and Michael LebensThe Owen Foundation

The Phillip and Terri Schrager FoundationSokolof FoundationValmont Industries

Weitz Family Foundation

HINCKLEY SOCIETYBaxter and Subaru of America

CenturyLinkHDR, Inc.

Todd & Mary Heistand Family FoundationJonna and Tim Holland

Kiewit Companies Foundation Pape Family Foundation

Tides FoundationJerry and JoEy Vernon

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