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UPCOMING EVENTS
CONTENTS
ICON 15
Monday, November 9, 2015 Cocktails: 6:30pm Dinner: 7:30pm
PAGES 2-3 GENER AL PROGRAM INFORMATION
Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner, VA
PAGES 4-5 SPECIAL EVENTS & NEWS
YOUTH IN REAL ESTATE AWARDS LUNCHEON
PAGES 6-7 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Monday, November 18, 2015 Time: 11:30am
Marriott Marquis, Washington, DC
GIVE THE GIFT OF A GREAT FUTURE
PAGES 8-9 MARYLAND
PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
PAGES 10-11 VIRGINIA
PAGE 12 CLUB LOCATIONS
December 1, 2015—January 4, 2016 Twelve Days of Giving December 1-12, 2015
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The Boys & Girls Clubs offer a wide variety of life enhancing programs and character development experiences. All of our programs have a proven track record of success and follow our Formula for Impact. Caring, adult professionals work tirelessly to help open the door to a great future for the young people who need us most.
PRIORITY OUTCOME AREAS Our targeted programs and high-yield learning activities are specially designed to support our three priority outcome areas. Below are just some of the amazing programs we offer.
ACADEMIC SUCCESS Project Learn & Power Hour Academic & Homework Support
Career Launch Career Guidance & Preparation
Diplomas 2 Degrees College Readiness
Money Matters Money Management Training
Summer Brain Gain Interactive Summer Learning
Junior Staff Career Development / Work Experience
My.Future Technology Skill Building
Digital Arts Festivals Photo, Illustration, Music, Game Design
ImageMakers National Photography Contest
Music Makers Music Education
TNT Drama Matters Drama Education
National Fine Arts Exhibit Program Artistic Expression & Skill Building
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES Triple Play Health, Wellness & Fitness
Sports Leagues Intramural, Instructional, AAU
Cyber Safety Internet Safety & Bullying Prevention
SMART Moves Compendium Prevention Programs
Passport to Manhood Positive Behavior Reinforcement
SMART Girls Prevention & Self Enhancement
GOOD CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP Million Members, Million Hours Of Service: Service Learning Experience
Keystone Club Torch Club Teen Leadership & Service Experience Youth Leadership & Service Experience
Youth of the Year: Youth Recognition & Competition– Club Ambassadorial Program
f o r m at i o n SPECIALIZED INITIATIVES The Boys & Girls Clubs has several specialized initiatives that help us focus our mission to support the youth who need us most. Each initiative is supported by targeted programming and dedicated staff.
TEEN ENGAGEMENT & ADVOCACY Today’s teens face tough challenges. We know that when we reach teens, we make a dramatic impact on their lives. Our Clubs offer teens their own space within the Club as well as custom teen focused programs such as Career Launch and Diplomas 2 Degrees. Dedicated, professional staff understand the needs of teens and serve as mentors and advocates to help teens to navigate the challenges they may face.
STE A M
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math)
Our young people are growing up in a world where the fastest growing career opportunities are in the STEM industries. According to the US Department of Commerce, STEM occupations are projected to grow 17.0 percent from 2008 to 2018, compared to just 9.8 percent growth for nonSTEM occupations. At the Boys & Girls Clubs we have special programs designed to help give youth an edge in the STEM academic and career worlds. We also know that creativity is at the heart of ingenuity and invention, so we include a wide variety of fine, performing and digital arts programs.
MISSION YOUTH OUTREACH The D.C. Metro area is located right in the heart of our nation’s military community. Nationwide and around the world, Clubs are located both on and off base and can usually be found where military families live. Boys & Girls Clubs provide a safe place for military children to learn and grow. All Clubs offer similar programming, structure and caring supportive staff helping to provide continuity and structure for children whose lives may be impacted by a great deal of change. Through Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Mission Youth Outreach Program, we are able to offer free memberships for active, guard and reserve military families.
Special Events & C Join us for ICON 15, our fall fundraising event showcasing the talents of our youth! With an expected guest list of 400 of Washington’s premiere arts influencers, non – profit leaders, child advocates, sponsors and funders, we know this year’s gala will be a night to remember!
Cocktails and silent auction, dinner and a live auction will be followed by a fabulous performance by the five winners of the BGCGW Talent Search (months of competitions at local and regional levels, concluding with the finals at the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage). On display will be original works created by BGCGW aspiring artists and winners of the ICON Visual Arts Competition. For more information please contact Terri Johnson, tjohnson@bgcgw.org or 202-540-2323. ICON 15 Details: Date: Monday, November 9, 2015 Location: The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner – 1700 Tysons Boulevard, McLean, VA 22102 Time: 6:30 pm Cocktails and Silent Auction; 7:30 pm Dinner followed by Live Auction and Talent Showcase Attire: Cocktail Table(s) / Ticket(s): $4,000 Table; $400/Ticket – Sponsorship Opportunities Available For sponsorship opportunities or to purchase a ticket, please click here ICON Sponsor Information. To make a donation to our auction, please complete the attached form ICON 15 Auction Donation Pledge Form.
Youth in Real Estate Awards Luncheon
The Youth in Real Estate Luncheon was created to pay tribute to local real estate industry leaders, developers, brokers, and architects who have demonstrated a strong commitment to making our community a better place for our youth by making significant contributions to youth and to Boys & Girls Clubs in the metropolitan Washington area. Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2015 | Location: Marriott Marquis | 901 Massachusetts Avenue, NW | Time: 11:30 am Attire: Business
To learn about sponsorship opportunities please click here, YRE2015.FactSheet.PledgeForm. For more information contact Daphne Benbow, dbenbow@bgcgw.org or 202-540-2320.
SAVE THESE DATES FOR UPCOMING EVENTS Annual Dinner & Silent Auction hosted by the Dunbar Alexandria - Olympic Branch January 29, 2015
Casino Night 2016 hosted by the Fairfax Regional Clubs March 2016
Dining with Future Stars hosted by the Germantown Branch February 26, 2015
C L U B I N F O R M AT I O N GIVE THE GIFT OF A GREAT FUTURE DEC. 1, 2015– JAN. 4, 2016 For more than 128 years, we have provided Great Futures for all young people who enter our doors, especially those who need us most. Throughout the year, we are given the gift of amazing kids who come into our Clubs every day and share with us their stories of determination, triumph, and perseverance. Over 10,000 kids a year rely on Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington to help them have a better tomorrow. The greatest gift you can give an underrepresented young person in the District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland area, is the gift of a great future. You can join in this season and help us “Give the Gift of a Great Future” to the kids in our community. Click here to make a gift for Great Futures!
DECEMBER 1, 2015 — DECEMBER 12, 2015 Corporate partners and donors are invited to sponsor an event benefiting our Clubs. Possible events may be: in-Club holiday events, holiday crafting with Club members, toy/winter clothing donations, holiday meals and corporate service days and many others. During each day of the 12 Days of Giving, BGCGW will spotlight partners and their generous gifts towards Great Futures.
ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington serves nearly 12,000 youth a year through membership and community outreach programs at 14 sites throughout the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Over 1,100 youth enter our Clubs each day throughout the school year and serve a population of whom nearly half live at or below poverty (qualify for free or reduced lunch and single-parent homes). The opportunity is here to make a lasting difference in the life of a child. A united voice can relay wisdom that resonates for generations. Our Clubs can give hope to an entire community. YOU can open the door to a brighter tomorrow for more children at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington.
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GREAT FUTURES START HERE - HERE’S WHY …
VOLUNTEERS
FACILITY RENTALS
You can help open the door to a Great Future of the youth in Many of our Club Facilities are available for rent during nonour community. Your time can help make a positive impact on program hours. Rentals are available at the discretion and the lives of our members. scheduling of the Club’s Branch Director. Volunteers are needed for tasks such as community service, tutoring, event support, coaching and more!
Contact your local Club for more information (see page 12), or click the link below to submit your inquiry.
Contact Michelle Broadus: mbroadus@bgcgw.org
FACILITY RENTAL INQUIRY
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OUR PROGRAMS - LEARN MORE Each of our Clubs offer a variety of programs that have been carefully selected from the quality, impact-driven programs that are designed by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. In addition to the national programs, our Club staff have the ability to design and run creative programs that help meet the need of their members. A basic description of our national programs can be found on PAGE 2. For more information about program descriptions please visit www.bgca.org. Call or visit your local Club to learn more about their unique programs and activities.
M a ry DREW FREEMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL BRANCH This Club is located in Suitland, MD in Prince George’s County. This Club mostly serves the pre-teen youth that attend Drew Freeman.
General Membership Hours: Monday—Friday 3:30pm-7:30pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) DREW FREEMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL BRANCH, SUITLAND, MARYLAND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS
YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
Torch Club
SMART Kids
SMART Girls
Youth of the Month
PEPCO STEM Club
Passport to Manhood
Healthy Habits
The Arts
Youth of the Month
Triple Play Daily Challenges
DRIVE
Money Matters
Chess Club
First Tee
Intramural Sports
Flag-Football
Basketball
Triple Play Leadership Club
MARYLAND REGIONAL HOLIDAY & CLO
CLOSURE COLUMBUS DAY: Oct.12, 2015
| VETERANS DAY: Nov. 11, 2015 | THANKSGIVING: Nov.
ion Continued OUR MISSION The mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington is to help boys and girls of all backgrounds, especially those who need us most, build confidence, develop character and acquire the skills needed to become productive, civic-minded, responsible adults.
ABOUT US BGCGW’s 14 sites—covering a territory of 75 miles that stretches from Manassas to Germantown—serve as safe havens for our members. The Clubs are open when schools are not, and provide a safe, comfortable, and fun alternative to youth who would otherwise be home alone or on the street. Over 1,300 youth attend the Clubs for activities every day, to see their friends, and to spend time with positive and encouraging adults. Clubs are open after school on weekdays. Some have Saturday hours, and many offer full days during school holidays and summers. Clubs welcome every child, adolescent, or teenager for a nominal annual membership fee, but will not turn any child away for inability to pay.
BGCGW LEADERSHIP Senior Management Team
Pandit F. Wright, President & CEO (Biography)
Paul Alagero, Chief Development Officer (Biography)
Jim Almond, Regional Vice President for Virginia (Biography)
Michael McDonald, Regional Vice President for DC & Maryland (Biography)
Debbi Jarvis, Metropolitan Board Chairman
yland GERMANTOWN BRANCH Montgomery County's Club is located in Germantown, MD. This Club serves over 100 youth per day through a variety of programs and sports.
General Membership Hours: Monday—Friday (Before School) 7:00am—9:00am | (After School) 2:30pm-7:30pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) GERMANTOWN BRANCH, MONTGOMERY COUNTY YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
Digital Arts
Keystone
Youth of the Year
NFAD
Club Tech
Junior Staff
Passport to Manhood
SMART Girls
Money Matters– Sky
Youth of the Month
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER SMART Kids
SMART Moves
Triple Play Challenges
OSURE SCHEDULE (Subject to change)
E DATES 26-27, 2015 | CHRISTMAS: Dec. 24-25, 2015 | NEW YEARS: Dec. 31, 2015 -Jan. 1, 2016
District of RICHARD ENGLAND CLUBHOUSE 14 The Richard England Clubhouse 14 is located in Northeast DC and has been serving youth for nearly 25 years. General Membership Hours: Monday—Friday (After Care) 3:00pm-7:30pm (Teens) 3:00pm-8:00pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) RICHARD ENGLAND CLUBHOUSE 14
YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
My.Future Tech
Keystone Club
Money Matters
Image Makers
Graduate for Más
Pepco Stem Club
Youth of the Month
Growing Smart
BE Ready
SMART Kids
SMART Girls
Zirkin STEAM
Torch Club
Healthy Habits
MLB Wanna Play?
Triple Play Challenges
DCU Soccer
Flag Football
Sports League
Million Members Million Hours of Service
Passport to Manhood
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
FBR BRANCH @THEARC
The FBR Branch @THEARC is located in Southeast DC and offers a wide array of programs and afterschool care to help keep youth engaged in positive programs and activities. General Membership Hours: Monday—Friday (Ages 13 & under) 3:30pm-7:30pm (Extreme Teens) 3:30pm-9:00pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) FBR BRANCH @THEARC YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
Stride Academy
Keystone Club
Money Matters-Sky
Money Matters
Image Makers
Career Launch
Youth of the Year
Pepco Stem Club
Youth of the Month
Diplomas 2 Degrees
Character Counts
Positive Sprouts
Million Members Million Hours of Service
Torch Club
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS
OCTOBER-DECEMBER Triple Play Challenges
Triple Play MBS
WINTER BREAK ENRICHMENT CAMP The FBR Branch @THEARC offers a fee-for-service Winter Break Enrichment Camp. Our camp provides a fun and engaging program to help your children beat the Winter Break Blues. Call the Club for pricing & information.
December 21st– January 1st
DC REGIONAL HOLIDAY & CLOSUR
CLOSURE COLUMBUS DAY: Oct.12, 2015
| VETERANS DAY: Nov. 11, 2015 | THANKSGIVING: Nov.
f Columbia GEORGE M. FERRIS, JR CLUBHOUSE 6 The George M. Ferris, JR Clubhouse 6 is located in Ward 4 of Northwest DC. The Club is located inside the local MPD police station.
General Membership Hours: Monday窶認riday 3:00pm-7:30pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) GEORGE M. FERRIS, JR CLUBHOUSE 6 YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
Torch Club
Youth of the Year
Youth of the Month
Character Counts
Graduate for Mﾃ｡s
Career Launch
Positive Sprouts HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER SMART Kids
SMART Girls
Triple Play Challenges
Healthy Habits
JELLEFF RECREATION CENTER The Jelleff Recreation Center is located in Ward 2 of Northwest DC. General Membership Hours: Monday窶認riday 12:00pm-8:00pm | Saturdays & Sundays 10:00am-6:00pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) JELLEFF RECREATION CENTER YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
TNT Drama Matters
Junior Staff
Passport to Manhood
Money Matters
PEPCO Dance Team
Career Launch
Youth of the Year
Pepco Stem Club
Youth of the Month
Equations (Math Team)
Dumbarton Oaks
Cooking Classes
Girls on the Run
Torch Club
Million Members, Million Hours of Service
Triple Play Challenges
Sports League
Let Me Run
FEARLESS
Youth for Unity
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS
OCTOBER-DECEMBER
RE SCHEDULE (Subject to change)
E DATES 26-27, 2015 | CHRISTMAS: Dec. 24-25, 2015 | NEW YEARS: Dec. 31, 2015 -Jan. 1, 2016
Virg DUNBAR ALEXANDRIA-OLYMPIC CLUB The Dunbar Alexandria-Olympic Club, located right in Old Town, has been serving the City of Alexandria for over 75 Years. General Membership Hours: Monday—Friday, 2:30pm-8:00pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) WINTER BREAK ENRICHMENT CAMP The Dunbar Alexandria-Olympic Club offers a fee-for-service Winter Break Enrichment Camp. Our camp provides a fun and engaging program to help your children beat the Winter Break Brain Freeze. Call the Club for pricing & information.
WEEK 1: December 21st– December 23rd WEEK 2: December 28– December 30th DUNBAR ALEXANDRIA OLYMPIC CLUB—ALEXANDRIA YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
PEPCO STEM Club
Club Tech
Keystone
Healthy Habits
Torch Club
Healthy Habits
Triple Play Challenges
Chess Club
Triple Play Challenges
SMART Girls
Passport to Manhood
ATHLETICS PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER Soccer
Flag Football
Bike Club
Open Gym
DUNBAR ALEXANDRIA-OLYMPIC CLUB HOLIDAYS & CLOSURE SCHEDULE (Subject to change) CLOSURE DATES: COLUMBUS DAY: Oct.12, 2015
| VETERANS DAY: Nov. 11, 2015
THANKSGIVING: Nov. 26-27, 2015 | CHRISTMAS: Dec. 24-25, 2015 | NEW YEARS: Dec. 31, 2015 -Jan. 1, 2016
FAIRFAX COUNTY REGIONAL CLUBS The Fairfax County Regional Clubs have been serving the youth of Fairfax for over 20 years. Culmore General Membership Hours: Monday, 12:00pm-6:00pm | Tuesday—Friday, 3:00pm-7:00pm Murraygate General Membership Hours: Monday—Friday, 2:00pm-7:00pm Contact your local Club for more information. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12) MURRAYGATE CLUB— ALEXANDRIA YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
Art / Performing Arts
Keystone
Diplomas 2 Degrees
Triple Play
Youth for Unity / STEAM
Alloy Achievers
Passport to Manhood
Torch Club
History Club
Smart Girls
Money Matters
CULMORE CLUB— FALLS CHURCH YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
3D Printing Lab
Science 4 Curious Kids
Oracle Day (Math Club)
Flag Football
Power Hour
Gardening Club
PEPCO Stem Club
Little People Reading
Rhythm & Culture
InTotal Health
SMART Girls
Diplomas 2 Degrees
Art Club
Torch Club
Keystone
Junior Staff
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
FAIRFAX COUNTY REGION HOLIDAYS & CLOSURE SCHEDULE (Subject to change)
CLOSURE DATES: COLUMBUS DAY: Oct.12, 2015
| VETERANS DAY: Nov. 11, 2015 |
WINTER BREAK: December 21– January 3rd. | CLUBS ARE CLOSED WHEN SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED
ginia PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY / MANASSAS CLUBS The Prince William County / Manassas Clubs are located in Dumfries, Dale City and Manassas. They offer a wide variety of programs and sports leagues, as well as Before & After School Child Care.
Before & After School Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:00am—School | After School 2:30—6:30pm General Membership Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 2:30—8:00pm | Saturdays, 10:00am-4:00pm Contact your local Club for more information about programs and fees. (Locations & Phone Numbers on Page 12)
WINTER BREAK ENRICHMENT CAMP The Prince William County / Manassas Clubs offers a fee-for-service Winter Break Enrichment Camp. Our camp provides a fun and engaging program to help your children beat the Winter Break Brain Freeze. Call the Club for pricing & information.
WEEK 1: December 21st– December 23rd WEEK 2: December 28– December 30th BEFORE & AFTER CARE (ALL PWC CLUBS)
ATHLETIC LEAGUES (ALL PWC CLUBS)
Our fee-for-service Before & After Care program offers quality programming in a structured group setting. Transportation is offer to and from school. An afternoon snack is provided.
We offer instructional, intramural and competitive leagues. VOLLEYBALL | BASKETBALL I FOOTBALL I SOCCER For more info click the link above or contact
MARTIN K. ALLOY CLUB—MANASSAS YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
PEPCO STEM Club
Healthy Habits
TECH Girls Rock!
Healthy Habits
Torch Club
Graduate for Más
Keystone
BAE Robotics
Triple Play Challenges
Youth for Unity
GENERAL HEISER CLUB—DUMFRIES YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
PEPCO STEM Club
SMART Girls
Healthy Habits
Torch Club
Keystone
Passport to Manhood
Triple Play Challenges HYLTON CLUB—DALE CITY YOUTH PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
TEEN PROGRAMS OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Power Hour
PEPCO STEM Club
Date SMART
MENTOR ME
Life Skills Training
Torch Club
UPS Road Code
Keystone
Healthy Habits
Art & Jazz Sprouts
Passport to Manhood
Video Game Tech
Ball Out Fridays
Money Matters
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY / MANASSAS CLUBS HOLIDAYS & CLOSURE SCHEDULE CLOSURE DATES: COLUMBUS DAY: Oct.12, 2015
| VETERANS DAY: Nov. 11, 2015
THANKSGIVING: Nov. 26-27, 2015 | CHRISTMAS: Dec. 24-25, 2015 | NEW YEARS: Dec. 31, 2015 -Jan. 1, 2016
LOCATIONS D istrict of Columbia George Ferris Jr. Clubhouse #6
FBR Branch @ The ARC
Richard England Clubhouse #14
801 Shepherd Street, NW Washington, DC 20011 (202) 576-7285
1901 Mississippi Ave, SE Washington, DC 20020 (202) 610-9707
4103 Benning Road, NE Washington, DC 20019 (202) 397-2582
BRANCH DIRECTOR Kerron Kalloo kkalloo@bgcgw.org
BRANCH DIRECTOR Denieka Wicker dwicker@bgcgw.org
Jelleff Recreation Center 3265 S Street, NW Washington, DC 20007 (202) 462-1317
Headquarters
BRANCH DIRECTOR Bob Stowers bstowers@bgcgw.org
4103 Benning Road, NE Washington, DC 20019 (202) 540-2300
VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA
FAIRFAX COUNTY
Dunbar Alexandria-Olympic Club
Culmore Character Club
Murraygate Club
401 North Payne St. Alexandria, VA (703) 441-0611
5901 Leesburg Pike Falls Church, VA 22401 (703) 820-5206
7800 Belford Drive Alexandria, VA 22306 (703) 895-2000
BRANCH DIRECTOR Alston Waller awaller@bgcgw.org
SENIOR DIRECTOR Wonhee Kang wkang@bgcgw.org
SENIOR DIRECTOR Wohnee Kang wkang@bgcgw.org
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY Hylton Club
General Heiser Club
Martin K. Alloy Club of Manassas
5070 Dale Blvd. Dale City, VA 22193 (703) 670-3311
17565 Old Stage Coach Rd. Dumfries, VA 22026 (703) 441-0611
9501 Dean Park Lane Manassas, VA 20110 (703) 365-2582
BRANCH DIRECTOR Eric Alford ealford@bgcgw.org
BRANCH DIRECTOR Judy Moore jmoore@bgcgw.org
BRANCH DIRECTOR Nadia Pedersen npedersen@bgcgw.org
MARYLAND PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY Samuel P. Massie
William W. Hall
Drew-Freeman Middle
Academy
Academy
School Branch
3301 Regency Parkway District Heights, MD 20747
5200 Marlboro Pike Capitol Heights, MD 20743
2600 Brooks Drive Suitland, MD 20746 (301) 233-0424 BRANCH DIRECTOR Vroman Wright vwright@bgcgw.org
MONTGOMERY COUNTY Germantown Branch 19910 Frederick Road Germantown, MD 20876 (301) 359-9600 BRANCH DIRECTOR Phil McManus pmcmanus@bgcgw.org