2023 BGCMW Annual Report

FY 2023 Annual Report

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT/CEO

On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff, families, and youth, thank you for supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest in 2023. As we reflect on another impactful year, I cannot help but be proud of the growth and dedication that happened throughout the organization. In May 2023, we wrapped up our strategic planning process The vision of providing a Club experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who enters our doors has not changed. Instead, this plan has provided six strategic goals, and 19 initiatives with measureable action items, that will guide decision-making over the next three years to help our vision become a reality. We firmly believe that our work will lead to a sustainable organization that will meet the needs of youth in the MetroWest region for years to come.

None of this work is possible without the support of our community. BGCMW believes that every kid has what it takes The mission and core beliefs of BGCMW fuel our commitment to promoting safe, positive and inclusive environments for all. In order to support all youth and teens - of every race, ethnicity, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, ability, socioeconomic status, and religion - in reaching their full potential, we believe that we need to keep our programming accessible. This means keeping our prices low, continuing to offer scholarships, and providing safe, reliable transportation. In order to carry out our mission and vision, we rely on the support of community organizations, businesses, and individuals to help bridge the gap between program revenue and program expenses.

We are appreciative of your support and hope to earn your support again in 2024. Thank you for supporting our mission and helping us do whatever it takes to build great futures!

With gratitude,

Chris Duane President & CEO

Laura Terzigni Vice President

Maryann LeBlanc Director of Finance

Chris Duane President & CEO

Barbara Tolland Director of Operations

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF METROWEST BY THE NUMBERS

of Club youth take responsibility for their decisions and try to consider the impact on others before making them.

of youth say that they feel safe at the Clubs compared to other places.

of high schoolers are post-secondary ready.

of youth feel that they have the skills needed to be successful in a job.

CORE PROGRAMMING AT OUR CLUBS

The SMART Girls program had over 70 participants throughout our clubs this year. Through a partnership with BGCA and the Dove Self Esteem Project, 30 girls combined from all of our clubs explored self-esteem and female identity, goal setting, club community, practicing healthy communication skills, learning to trust and tell, celebrating uniqueness, as well as coping with anger.

Triple Play kept our kids moving at all of our clubs. Over 45 participants, grades 3rd-5th across 3 clubs, focused on building confidence and motivation. The program introduces exciting new physical education activities. Each activity is designed not only to instill healthy habits but also to promote positive changes in the physical and mental well-being of our youth.

50 teens engaged in workforce readiness programs across the three clubs, participating in Career Launch a career exploration program for middle and high school members. The program aims to foster early awareness of diverse professional paths, enabling participants to identify their strengths, passions, and interests and connect them to potential careers. A field trip to Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School provided insight into various educational paths and opportunities offered by vocational/technical schools.

BGCMW ran a successful Teen Health Workshop Series and inter-club nights. Facilitated presentations on gang violence, mental health and how to ask for help, vaping, teen self-esteem, effects of marijuana, bullying and gang violence were collaborations through The Massachusetts Partnership for Youth.

Teen Health Workshop Series

REFLECTING ON THE 2023 HALL OF FAME

On May 20, 2023, the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest held a remarkable event for 165 guests, the Hall of Fame Induction Breakfast, at the Courtyard by Marriott in Marlborough. The occasion served as a tribute to five exceptional individuals who have demonstrated unwavering dedication to the Clubs, whether through personal, professional, or financial support, benefiting the entire MetroWest community. With a rich 79-year history deeply rooted in Marlborough and its surrounding areas, it is of utmost importance to acknowledge and celebrate the remarkable volunteers and supporters who have championed the cause of BGCMW.

This year ’ s Hall of Fame inductees included Delma Josephson, Founder of Marlborough Girls Club; John Petrin, BGCMW Board of Director; Brent DeBraga, Alumni and former Full-Time BGCMW Program Staff and Julie Horrigan, Alumni and former Vice President of Resource Development. The Ron Young Memorial Award was awarded to Barbara Masterson, Happy Hours Preschool Director for the last 35 years.

Delma Josephson

John Petrin

Brent DeBraga

Julie Horrigan Barbara Masterson

MAN CAVE PROGRAM GIVES BACK

The 2022-2023 academic year concluded with a successful food drive by the young men ' s program, Man Cave, at Marlborough Clubhouse. The food donations were made to United Way Community Cupboard, for those in need within the community.

As part of Man Cave's objectives, members are tasked with developing a community project to work on throughout the year Recognizing the dire need, the young men took the initiative to organize and execute this food drive.

Formerly known as the Passport to Manhood program, Man Cave serves as a platform to encourage boys aged 8 to 14 to mature into responsible young men The program is an intentional effort to engage boys in meaningful discussions and activities that reinforce positive behavior, leadership, and character development.

We are immensely proud of the dedication and hard work of our members in making this project a success!

YOY 2022 CANDIDATE RECEIVES $1K SCHOLARSHIP

Each year, one exceptional Club member is selected to be our Youth of the Year, serving as an ambassador for the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest youth as well as a voice for all our young people Over the decades, these individuals have exemplified the Boys & Girls Club mission and are proof to the impact Clubs make in transforming and saving kids’ lives.

Our 2022 Youth of the Year, Victoria Mier, received a $1,000 scholarship from our Clubs for her exemplary work and for being the ideal Club member and role model. She is an alumni of the Hudson Clubhouse

Victoria is currently attending Curry College and is expected to graduate in 2026. She is still connected to the Club and works the front desk when she is home during college breaks.

WALKER DEVELOPMENT AND BGCMW PARTNER TO BUILD GREAT FUTURES TOGETHER

This year Walker Development & Construction Management took steps to partner with the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest.

Walker Development & Construction Management has been a strong partner of the Club’s since 2020, when they completed the Marlborough Clubhouse’s member area renovations. The partnership first blossomed when a few of the Walker Development & Construction Management employees who were completing the renovation shared that they were Club alumni and the impact that the Club had on them as children.

This year, they upgraded the windows of ou Marlborough Clubhouse, enhancing it aesthetic appeal. The transformation is trul beautiful!

Walker Development & Constructio Management has committed to Buildin Great Futures here in the MetroWest throug hands-on volunteer hours, and by advocatin for the mission while in the community Funding invested from Walker Development & Construction Management will directly impac the Club’s sports and fitness programming fo youth in the MetroWest. To

CELEBRATING THE 4TH SEASON OF AN INCREDIBLE PARTNERSHIP WITH AVIDIA

Once again, Avidia Bank has stepped up to the plate For every defensive interception and defensive recovery made by New England Patriot, Adrian Phillips, and his team throughout the entire season, Avidia Bank will generously donate $1,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of MetroWest. This season, they raised $30K!

Adrian Phillips also visited the Marlborough Club surprising Club kids and spending quality time with our members. He conducted a conditioning clinic and engaged in a Q&A session, creating a memorable and interactive experience

Congratulations to Nora Steiner from the Framingham Clubhouse and Lucas Pessoni from the Hudson Clubhouse on their remarkable nominations as Youth of the Year! Their exceptional leadership, dedication, and positive impact in their communities are truly commendable.

CELEBRATING THE2023YOUT OFTHEYEAR RECIPIENT, NIHJAEPERKINS!

We are thrilled to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Nihjae Perkins for being named the 2023 Youth of the Year recipient! This prestigious honor recognizes Nihjae's outstanding leadership qualities, resilience, and dedication to making a positive impact on the worldaroundhim

YouthoftheYearisoursignatureprogramaimed at nurturing the next generation of leaders who are fully equipped to thrive in today's diverse, global, and interconnected world economy In the 21st century, essential skills such as effective communication, goal-setting, and teamwork are paramount for young individuals as they prepare to tackle the challenges of adolescence and adulthood.

Since its grassroots inception in 1947, Youth of the Year has evolved into a comprehensive leadership development program that empowers young people to cultivate their potential and become catalysts for change. Through mentorship, skill-building workshops, and community involvement, participants like Nihjae have the opportunity to develop essential life skills, amplify their voices, and pursue their dreams

Congratulations, Nihjae, on this well-deserved recognition! You are an exceptional leader, and we cannot wait to see the incredible achievements you will accomplish in the future Yourdeterminationandcommitmenttomakinga differenceareaninspirationtousall!

Congrats to all the 2023 Graduates!

A SUMMER OF SUCCESS

The Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest is proud to announce the resounding success of our summer program. Summer 2023 was a time of boundless joy, exploration, and growth for our members across all Clubhouses

The Marlborough Clubhouse stood with an impressive peak of 140 members gathered at once in one week. This summer was all about diving into wild encounters and soaring creativity. Special guests, including Animal Craze and Animal Adventures, have brought the wild world to the Clubhouse offering upclose encounters with incredible creatures!

The Hudson Clubhouse witnessed a steady stream of 106 members per week. Each day was a fresh adventure, as children immersed themselves in learning and fun camp activities. Members embarked on exciting field trip adventures like the Discovery Museum. From interactive exhibits to handson exploration, our young learners had the opportunity to dive into a world of discovery and curiosity!

In Framingham, the Club impressively had 135 members at once in one week. A cherished tradition across our organization where members are able to take a boat to Georges Island. This favorite field trip never fails to ignite joy and wonder among our members. This experience was a perfect blend of adventure and exploration. Framingham's voyage to Georges Island has undoubtedly become an enduring highlight of the summer program!

What truly defined the summer program was the spirit of exploration, the thrill of play, and the unforgettable special guests who graced

our Clubhouses. Whether it was the excitement of field trips that opened new horizons, the laughter that echoed through camp games, or the knowledge shared by our special visitors, each moment was a brushstroke on a canvas of cherished memories!

ELEVATING SUMMER ADVENTURES: TWO TRANSFORMATIVE PARTNERSHIPS

This summer, the BGCMW summer camp program was infused with wonder and growth through two exceptional partnerships that ignited curiosity, sparked imagination, and left indelible imprints on the hearts and minds of our young participants.

OARS WATER WISE PROGRAM CULTIVATING ECO-CONSCIOUS MINDS

Our collaboration with the Oars Water Wise program has been a beacon of environmental education that has illuminated our Clubhouses with the brilliance of ecological discovery every year. Through immersive work-

shops with hands-on activities, vibrant group discussions, and personal encounters with the world of plants and wildlife, our summer camp participants were engaged in an enlightening experience. Because of this partnership, our members were able to develop a profound understanding of their connection to the environment. As they explored they unlocked the secrets of ecosystems and cultivated a deep appreciation for the intricate web of life that resides within them. Beyond knowledge, these workshops ignited a fire of responsibility within each child, fostering a sense of guardianship for the natural world. The Oars Water Wise program did more than educate; it nurtured a generation of environmental stewards who are equipped to protect and preserve our planet's precious resources.

LOVE LANE & CITY TO SADDLE A JOURNEY ON HORSEBACK

The Framingham Clubhouse members embarked on an amazing opportunity that will forever remain etched in their hearts, thanks to the extraordinary partnership between Love Lane and City to Saddle. For this summer, these young adventurers stepped into the "farm-life", engaging in a horseback riding journey that included three hours in the saddle each day This collaboration was a transformative voyage into self-discovery, trust-building, and an unbreakable bond between humans and horses.

Through the guidance of Love Lane and City to Saddle, these campers not only learned to ride but also to communicate, empathize, and form connections beyond words

In an ever-evolving world, the importance of collaboration cannot be overstated. These two partnerships are a testament to the magic that happens when organizations come together with a shared vision. Their efforts go far beyond the summer days. As we bid farewell to the summer, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Oars Water Wise program Love Lane City to Saddle

BUILDING CONFIDENCE AND HEALTHY HABITS AT OUR CLUBS

In our sports and fitness areas across all three clubs, we ' ve been dedicating our efforts to the exciting and transformative Triple Play program. This program is designed to empower our youth by focusing on building confidence, improving abilities, and fostering motivation through a range of new physical education activities.

At the heart of the Triple Play program is the mission to instill healthy habits, both physically and mentally, among our young members. Through engaging activities, we aim to teach them how to create positive changes in their everyday lives, particularly when it comes to leading a healthy lifestyle.

The activities within this program are not only fun but also deeply meaningful. They highlight crucial life skills such as teamwork, perseverance, effective decision-making, and the regulation of both emotions and physical well-being By participating in these activities, our youth are gaining valuable tools and knowledge to thrive in all aspects of their lives.

This year we had 45 kids participate grades 3-4 throughout all three Clubs!

EMPOWERING YOUTH THROUGH DOVE’S MY HAIR, MY CROWN PROGRAM

In an effort to boost self-confidence and foster inclusivity, the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest provided an extraordinary opportunity for female members Through the Dove My Hair, My CROWN program, children aged 11 to 14 were empowered to embrace their unique hair types, from coils to curls, waves, and protective styles. This innovative initiative also sought to promote allyship and create a world that respects and celebrates natural hair

The program was specifically designed to address a significant source of appearance-related pressure that young individuals often face: their hair and the associated culture. One of the highlights of this initiative was the guest appearance of Mona Dixon, a remarkable advocate for youth empowerment Not only has she been an integral part of the My Hair, My CROWN program, but she has also achieved outstanding recognition.

people around the globe

At the age of 17, she had the extraordinary privilege of meeting President Barack Obama in the Oval Office. Additionally, her exceptional contributions led to her being named one of the 28 Most Influential African-American Women in America by Essence Magazine when she was just 18 years old

This program not only provided valuable insights and inspiration to the young members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest but also reinforced the importance of embracing one ' s unique identity and the power of allyship in creating an inclusive world for all We look forward to more initiatives like this that empower our youth and celebrate their individuality.

GENEROUS DONATIONS FROM GOOD SPORTS AND GEICO ENRICH OUR FRAMINGHAM CLUBHOUSE

Good Sports and GEICO have jointly contributed an impressive assortment of sports equipment valued at an astounding $15,000 to our Framingham Clubhouse. This significant donation encompasses a wide range of sporting essentials, benefiting our members in countless ways

The donated equipment spans a diverse array of sports and activities, ensuring our members have access to a wealth of recreational opportunities. This includes brand-new flag football gear, soccer equipment, a wide array of general recreational supplies, engaging playground equipment, tennis, basketball, and volleyball essentials, as well as top-quality fitness gear and athletic apparel.

This remarkable gift from Good Sports and GEICO not only enriches the lives of our members by providing them with the tools to engage in physical activity and team sports but also emphasizes the importance of fostering a healthy and active lifestyle We are deeply grateful for this incredible gesture of support, and we look forward to seeing our members benefit from these valuable resources for years to come.

2023 BGCMW ANNUAL GALA & AUCTION

For an impressive 17 years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest have proudly hosted our Annual Gala & Auction, and this year was no exception On Thursday, October 19th, at The Verve Hotel in Natick, with the generous support of our presenting sponsor, TJX Companies, Inc., we gathered to make a difference for our community's youth The event featured a vibrant cocktail hour, an exclusive dinner for 197 guests in attendance, and an exciting afterparty.

Our Annual Gala & Auction provides crucial support for the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest's mission, offering a safe space for youth to excel academically, engage with positive role models, and develop into confident leaders. Because of supporters like you, we are able to address a significant challenge For many of the children we serve, reliable transportation can be the difference between accessing these life-changing programs or missing out. It's a barrier that stands between their potential and the opportunities we offer contributing to our transportation fund, you play a direct role in breaking down these barriers and creating equal access for every child in our

community. Your support ensures that no child is left behind and that they can excel academically, engage with positive role models, and grow into confident leaders just like their peers. The event was a spectacular affair featuring a cocktail hour, a delectable dinner, an enticing jewelry pull raffle with a stunning diamond necklace provided by Wright Jewelry & Design, a captivating silent auction, and elegant decor sponsored by YG Companies & K&E Design. The event's AV, photography, videography, and entertainment were expertly handled by South Shore Sound & Lighting.

This year, we are honored to present the Michael C. Sullivan Award to John and Pam Narahara, the Rail Trail Flatbread Co. with the 2023 Community Partner for Youth Award and the Alumni Impact Award goes to an incredibly deserving alumni of the Framingham Clubhouse, Clarabelle Valcin.

Our silent auction was a true highlight, boasting over 100 items ranging from luxury getaways to unforgettable experiences and coveted sports memorabilia. Even if you couldn't join us in person, you could still be part of the excitement, as supporters had the opportunity to register and participate virtually, bidding on these incredible auction items.

This year ' s Annual Gala & Auction was an outstanding success thanks to the unwavering support of our community and sponsors. It reaffirms our commitment to providing youth with the resources and opportunities they need to thrive. We are deeply grateful to everyone who played a part in making this event a resounding achievement!

GALA AWARD RECIPIENTS

Michael C. Sullivan Award

The Michael C. Sullivan Memorial Award is given annually to an individual, or couple, who demonstrates and commits exemplary time, talent, and treasure to the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest.

Thisyear,wearehonoredtopresentthe

MichaelC.SullivanAwardto

JohnandPamNarahara.

The Narahara’s have been part of the Club family for almost 25 years. Both of their sons, Nick and Kyle, attended the Club when they were little and Kyle spent many afternoons and summers working at the Marlborough Club. In addition to supporting the Clubs financially, the Narahara’s show their appreciation to our staff each holiday season by supporting a staff appreciation luncheon. We are so lucky to have people like the Narahara’s on team BGCMW who believe in and advocateforthemissionandimpact.

Community Partner for Youth Award

The Community Partner for Youth Award is an opportunity to recognize and thank a company, foundation, or community organization for their commitment to our community and their dedicationtoourmission.

Weareproudtopresent

RailTrailFlatbreadCo.withthe2023

CommunityPartnerforYouthAward.

Rail Trail Flatbread Co. is a community oriented business in downtown Hudson that continues to support the Club and greater community! Every year, Rail Trail Flatbread Co. hosts their “Flapjacks and Flatbreads” event on Father’s Day, where they raise funds for the Club. This event has raised more than $30,000 for the Club. We are lucky enough to have Jason Kleinerman, a co-owner of the restaurant group, on our operations committee. Thank you to the entire Rail Trail Flatbread Co. team for alloftheirsupport!

CONGRATULATIONS!

ALUMNI IMPACT AWARD

TheAlumniImpactAwardwascreatedin2021to honor a former Club Kid or staff member who continues to support the Clubs with their time, passion,andtalents.

Thisyear’sawardgoestoanincredibly deservingalumnioftheFramingham Clubhouse,ClarabelleValcin.

Clarabelle graduated from UMass Dartmouth 2021 with a degree in Psychology and most recently graduated from Boston College with a Masters of Social Work in Clinical Social Work. Clarabelle’s journey has been supported by the Boys&GirlsClubsofMetroWestsinceshewasa little girl and we couldn’t ask for a better role modelforouryoungermembers.

ELEVATING FUNDRAISING WITH LIVE-ISH AUCTION

Over the years, the BGCMW Gala & Auction has undergone significant transformations to enhance the experience and increase its fundraising potential. This year, a major innovation was the introduction of a LIVE-ish auction, which added an exciting dimension to the event. During a dedicated hour, six exclusive, high-value items were featured.

Congratulations,

Clarabelle!

These items included unique experiences and luxurious getaways such as the opportunity to become a race car driver at the New London Waterford Speedbowl, an exquisite getaway at the Cliff House in Maine, a complete Boston Bruins experience with exclusive Bruins merchandise and tickets to a game, the chance of a lifetime to explore Croatia and Montenegro, $1000 worth of gift cards for Sunoco gas stations, and a lavish experience at Encore Casino in Boston, complete with a $500 gift card to Rare Steakhouse.

The inclusion of these high-ticket items brought an element of excitement and competitiveness to the event, as attendees both in the room and virtually engaged in spirited bidding wars. This not only made the gala more entertaining, but also helped raise substantial funds for the BGCMW's important cause. The evolving nature of the BGCMW Gala & Auction showcases the organization's commitment to innovation and engagement in its fundraising efforts.

A NIGHT TO REMEMBER AT POLAR PARK

TOWN TAKEOVER NIGHT

We were filled with immense gratitude and a deep sense of honor as we reflect on our experience as the featured non-profit at Polar Park's Town Takeover Night.

The City of Marlborough, Mayor Arthur Vigeant, and Mayor-Elect Christian Dumais donated tickets to youth members and their families to attend the game.

Club kids Danica and Owen were invited on the field with the Club’s Director of Operations, Barbara Tolland, and Vice President, Laura Terzigni.

AN UNFORGETTABLE SURPRISE TO END THE YEAR!

Patriots Safety Adrian Phillips, accompanied by his wife and baby boy, brought warmth to our Marlborough Club this holiday season. The sheer joy on the faces of our kids was heartening as they received personalized stockings and incredible gifts from these generous guests. The expressions of delight and gratitude from the children made this surprise exceptionally special. What a great way to end the year! A heartfelt thank you to Adrian Phillips for creating an unforgettable day! We are forever grateful!

EXPRESSING GRATITUDE FOR OUR VALUED CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS!

T H A N K Y O U

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Society: $50,0000+ or Lifetime Donor

Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund

Amelia Peabody Foundation

Andrew C. Goldstein

Arthur Hamlin

Beverly Warila

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Brian and Carol Parker

C. Susie King

Charles and Deborah Greenslit

Dan and Linda Dunbrack

David and Donna DeMarco

David and Ellen Marieni

DCU for Kids

Donna Russo

Edmund and Wendy Case

Gayle and Ken Vonasek

George and Janet Drummey

George Francis

Gerald and Linda Rath

Harry Kalajian Jr.

Janet Miller

Jeff and Karen Kisty

Jeff and Richelle Tarlin

Joseph Connolly

Lawrence and Lynne Krantz

MA State Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs Inc.

Marco DeMartino

Maria Stearns

Mary Chevalier

Michael and Marnie Farrell

Phyllis Roys

Polly Alden

Robert and Stephanie McGuire

Robert Gill

Ron and Linda Isaacson

Southface Institute

Steven Morris

The Manton Foundation

The Sudbury Foundation

The TJX Foundation

Theresa Vachowski

Tom and Cathy Taylor

United Way of Tri County

Virginia Cumming

Walter Gilligan

At Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest, we ' re overwhelmed with gratitude thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters. Your donations directly impact our after-school and summer programs, providing these vital social, educational, physical, and cultural enrichment programs for MetroWest youth.

Legacy Society - $20,000 - $49,999

Avidia Charitable Foundation

City of Framingham

Cummings Foundation

Frank Reed & Margaret Jane Peters Memorial Fund

MathWorks

MetroWest Health Foundation

Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation

National Grid Foundation

Reliant Foundation

Sanofi

St Mary's Credit Union

The Robert Lloyd Corkin Charitable Foundation

United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley

President’s Club - $10,000 - $19,000

AMD

BJ's Charitable Foundation

Boston Scientific

Demoulas Foundation

Ezra M. Cutting Trust

Intel Massachusetts

Libby Ginnetti

Main Street Bank

Massachusetts Container Corporation

Metro Charitable Foundation

Monogram Loves Kids Foundation

MutualOne Charitable Foundation

Sincere Foundation

The Rite Aid Foundation

Walker Development & Construction Management

Vsionary Club $5,000 - $9,999

Akamai Foundation

Brian and Jane Crowley

Clayton F. and Ruth L. Hawkridge Foundation

Derek & Nicole Mohamed

Generac Foundation

Hologic Charitable Fund

Howard Caplan & Patricia Davidson

John and Kim Petrin

Kane Industrial Park

Ken and Jincie Duane

Ken's Foods

Marlborough Brigham Family Trust

MetroWest Women's Fund

Middlesex Savings Bank

Murphy Insurance Agency

One Energy

R H Long Motor Sales

TD Charitable Foundation

W.R. Berkley Corporation Charitable Foundation

YG Companies

Pleasant Street Circle $2,500 - $4,999

99 Restaurants

Avidia Bank

Berkshire Bank Foundation

Bose Corporation Charitable Fund

Bowditch & Dewey

City of Marlborough

Door Dash

Elizabeth Griffin

Framingham Union Aid Association

JOH Kids 360

Ken and Gayle Vonasek

Larissa Thurston

Leagueside

M&T Charitable Foundation

Michael and Jill Stansky

Nancy Moscato

Needham Bank

Northern Bank Charitable Foundation

Parkhill Willett Charity Fund

Patrick and Maurren Durden

Patriot Ambulance & David Walton

Rail Trail Flatbread Company

RW Holmes Realty Co

Speedway Children's Charities

Stop & Shop Supermarket Company

The Agnes M Lindsay Trust

The Fieldstone Foundation

Ty Field

Vermont Mutual Insurance Giving Fund

VMA Electric

Cellucci Circle $1,000 - $2,499

Aegon Transamerica

Andrew and Gabrielle Wienen

Bank of America Metro West Worcester County Market

Barry and Nancy May

Bruce Zetter

Cecil and Ashley Crawford

Charitable Adult Rides & Services, Inc

Charles and Rosemary Corley

CPS

David and Sharon D'Angelo

David Sullivan

Deborah Rau

Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation

Framingham State University

Fraternal Order of Eagles

Ged and Wendy Gove

Gerald and Gina Rosati

Henderson Foundation

Hopkinton Country Club Charitable Foundation

John and Pam Narahara

Lisa MacDonald

Marge Pacific

Mark Kelleher and Kimberly Castelda

Michael & Kimberly Bruno

Michael Kasseeris

Mobile Home Village Association

Nobscot Valley IAABO 175

Peter Bryant & Elizabeth Holmes

Philip & Kay Hodge

Point32Health

Reliant Medical

Robert Borek

Sarah Day

Scott Barry

Sharon Hershon

The TJX Companies, Inc.

Town Fair Tire Foundation

Town of Hudson

United Brethren Lodge AF&AM

Walter Zydlewski

Wegmans Food Markets, Inc

William and Deborah Roberts

William Maybaum

South Framingham Circle $500 - $999

Alan Tolland

Antonio and Odelta Carvalho

Charles Rossi

Chaves Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc

Chris & Laura Terzigni

Christopher & Jessica Strus

Christopher and Kate Tracy

Daly Landscaping

Dean Blackey

Deborah Campbell-DeVries

Delma Josephson

Dental Associates of Marlborough

Dominique Jean-Pierre

Ellen Amato

Fitts Insurance Agency

Foundation For The Carolinas

Gerald and Linda Rath

James McDermott

JCPenney

Jeanne Okeefe

Jeffrey Tucker

Josh Tomedi & Melissa Scott

LillaBlu Strategies

Marco DeMartino

Mark R O'Connell

Marlborough Rotary Club

Marley Couchon

Mary Duane

Mary Publicover and Jake Lill

Melissa Murphy

MetroWest Subaru

Michael and Andrea Bergeron

Michael McCredie

Michael McLaughlin

National Grid Employee Giving Campaign

New England Sports Photo

Pamela J Penton

Richard Thall

Robert and Doris Marcotte

Sameer and Angela Rahman

Sarah Wing

SavATree

Steve and Elizabeth Johnson

The Blackbaud

Tracey Ingle

Tracy Carter

Wadman Law, LLC

Waldron's Auto Body CARSTAR

Wal-Mart Foundation

YourCause

Club Blue - $100 - $499

Abner and Yarelis Garcia

AC General Inc

Acorn Self Storage

Acton Ford

Adam Steiner

Alan Goldsworthy

Alan Hershon

Alan Herzog

Alicia Day

Align Credit Union

Andrew C. Goldstein

Armand Fernandez

Arthropod Bioscience

Arthur G. Vigeant

Barbara Tolland

Ben Trapanick

Brent and Jaymie DeBraga

Brett and Kerri Madnick

Brian and Carol Parker

Brian Butterfield

Casaceli Realty Corp

Catherine McCullough

Charlene Bazarian

Charlie Sisitsky

Christian Dumais

Christine Monteiro

Christopher Borden and Kimberly Swain

Christopher Taylor

Comcast Corporation

Commonwealth Cares fund Inc.

Construction Materials Service, Inc.

Dancing Orchid Soapworks

Daniel Callahan

David and Donna DeMarco

David Cowell

David Podell

David Wlodyka

Debbie and Chris Molinaro

Desiree Otenti

Dianne Moore

Dolores Coots

Donald & Bela Gorman

Donna Russo

Douglas and Linda Barbo

Edmund and Wendy Case

Ellen Welsh

Empire Pest Control

Eric Cigan

Francis and Patty Miele

Fraternal Order of Eagles #3565

Fred and Iris Lucy

Gary W Bertone

George and Janet Drummey

GFWC Marlborough Junior Woman's Club

Giombetti Electric, Inc

Gloria Laroche

Hannaford Supermarket #8004

Hannah Fuller

Harry Kalajian Jr.

Helen Precourt

Honey Dew Donuts

J & J & Son Lawncare LLC

James and Josephine Castano

James Eldridge

James Murphy

Jamie Spahr & Matthew Romanski

Janel Maysonet

Janet Miller

Jason Donati and Michelle Hillman

Jason Kleinerman

Jeffrey Walker

Jen Faucon

Jennifer Campbell

Jim and Barbara Masterson

Jim and Joan Richardson

Joel Phelps

John and Andrea Merritt

Jonathan Gilvarg

Joseph Nocera

Juniper Farms Ice Cream

Justin Smith

Katie D Robey

Kim Lewis

Knight Fuel Company

Kortney Hixson

Kyle Schwarz

Lawrence and Alice Mungeam

Lawrence and Lynne Krantz

Lexine Winter

Linda Di Bona

Lisa Gelin

Lisa Landers

Liz Borges

Lost Shoe Brewing & Roasting Co.

Lynn S. Moore

Lyonel and Marie Jean-Pierre

Marcus Hatfield

Margaret Guardiani

Margaret Mangan-Cross

Margaret Sullivan

Maria Sarcinelli

Maria Stearns

Mark Diarbakerly

Marmaxx Store Operations

Marshall Insurance Agency

Mary McKenna

Mary Murphy

Mary Walling

Marylou Vanzini

Matthew Scanlon

Matthew Solar

Maura Navin

Maureen E Hardy

Maureen Hunter

Meg DeLanders

Megabyte Solutions

Melanie Whapham

Melissa Peristere

Melony Letarte

MetroWest Community Federal Credit Union

Michael & Linda Scardigno

Michael and Julie Horrigan

Michael Cannon

Michael Villodas

Michele Wade and Keith Lundberg

Mike Bibo

Molly Brodeur Nesbitt

Moura Interiors

Nancy Dome

Nicholas and Linda Hassapes

Nick Poirier

Nicole and Eric Wittenhagen

Norm Marowitz

Owen Wiggins

Patricia Main

Paul and Noreen Mina

Peter Waisgerber

Peyton Surprenant

Phylis Mills

Phyllis Roys

Polly Alden

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Marlborough Clubhouse, Happy Hours Preschool & Administrative Offices

169 Pleasant Street Marlborough, MA 01752 508-485-4912

Discovery Club Locations (Marlborough)

Jaworek Elementary School - 444 Hosmer St, Marlborough, MA 01752

Goodnow Elementary School - 441 Bolton St, Marlborough, MA 01752

Kane Elementary School - 520 Farm Rd, Marlborough, MA 01752

Richer Elementary School - 80 Foley Rd, Marlborough, MA 01752

Framingham Clubhouse

25 Clinton Street

Framingham, MA 01702 508-620-7145

Argeo R. Cellucci, Jr. Clubhouse

21 Church Street

Hudson, MA 01749 978-562-9924