Boys & Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore 2019 Annual Impact Report

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THANK YOU, ly Boys & Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore Fami

GREAT

ERE. H T R A T S FUTURES

we’re on a mission

To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

to achieve our vision

To be the beacon of hope & light to over 1,000 youth, each day. Through teamwork, dedicated staff and volunteers cultivate a “Culture of Cool” by offering age appropriate and dynamic programming, easily accessible to any youth, ages 6+ within the Muskegon County area. Supported by sustained funding Boys & Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore will be the premier youth serving organization.

board of fun (directors)

Ted Anton-President of Newkirk Electric Jon Covington-President/CEO MOCITI

Chris Dean-Muskegon Heights Fire Chief Tom DeVoursney-Tom DeVoursney, LLC. Jenny Hart-Locke-Owner of Village Inn Judy Hayner-Hayner Management Services Nate Heyboer-Owner of DHE Plumbing & Mechanical DJ Hilson-Muskegon County Prosecutor Spencer Hines-President of Bennett Pump Company

Andy Hoezee -Wealth Management Advisor at Northwestern Mutual Financial Don Kalisz-Partner at Revel

Jack Kennedy-Muskegon County Road Commissioner Jeff Lewis-City of Muskegon Police Chief Chris McGuigan-Community Advocate Bob Scolnik-Muskegon County Commissioner Brianna Scott-Attorney at Brianna T. Scott & Associates, PLLC Tom Tuttle-Media Businessman & Author

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at BGCML, we believe in...

LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD

Every young person, no matter who they are, where they come from, or the circu mstances which surro und them, should have equal access to opportunities and experiences. BGCML, alongside community partners, is preparing kids to stand on equal footing with their peers. Club Kids thrive by providing a safe-haven, with caring mentors, and life enhancing programs.

They emerge prepared for all sorts of possibilitiesready to impact the world.

BEING SOMEONE WHO CARES

Someone to look up to. Someone to trust. Someone to run to with victories big and small. Mentors at the Club shine a light on a new path, a brighter future for the kids that need them most, encouraging plans for the future, being productive citizens, and becoming future leaders.

PROVIDING MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITIES

This is not your average after school youth program.

We offer exciting, engag ing, and enriching programs that keep youth healthy, productive, and inspired. Our goal is to provide skill sets for personal growth and development as youth become active citizens in our community.

ADVOCATING JUSTICE FOR ALL

All voices deserve to be heard. Many BGCML youth report that their voices are not being heard. We advocate for young people and provide them with safe spaces to express themselves in an intentional and use effective manner. We help kids and teens find and s their voices, and teach them to be tolerant of voice that that are different from their own. We show them their opinions, feelings, and perspectives matter. Club taking members stan d up and speak out—and the world is notice.

DEV ELOP ING SUCCESSFUL LEADERS

BGCML strives to cultivate a new generation of leaders fully prepared to live and lead in their We work daily on developing young people’s capacity to communities both locally and globally. Our doors engage in positive behaviors to nurture their well-being, are open to boys and girls ages 6 and up. Most set personal goals, and grow into self-sufficient adults. importantly, our Clubs provide a safe, supportive BGCML promotes positive mental health outco mes, provides environment where kids and teens feel like they can healthy meals, and encourages youth to take charge of be themselves – and reach their full potential. ess. welln and h healt nal their perso

BUILDING A HEALTHIER GENERATION

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2019 IMPACTFUL

MOMENTS

WOW, a lot has happened this year! Thank you to everyone who had a part in making 2019 a record breaking year for the youth of Muskegon County!

BGCML keeps kids safe during the out-of-school time by providing a positive environment where they can learn, play, and grow. Club staff lead innovative, proven, and nationally recognized programs that are designed to empower youth to excel in school, become good citizens, and lead healthy, productive lives.

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NEW DONORS IN 2019! *Read more on pages 17-22

D E V R E S S L A E M 85.6%

FULL BOARD ATTENDANCE Swimming: 229 youth Ice Skating: 145 youth Winter Sports Complex: 71 youth Biking: 38 youth Bowling: 31 youth Rock Climbing: 10 youth *Read more on pg. 13

ASIA WAS THE 1st RUNNER UP AT THE STATEWIDE YOY COMPETITION

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TOTAL YOUTH

STEPPED OUT OF THEIR COMFORT ZONE TO

PARTICIPATE IN OUR

ADVENTURE SPORTS PROGRAM!

INITIATED A PARTNERSHIP WITH HACKLEY COMMUNITY CARES TO BENEFIT THE EMOTIONAL SAFETY OF CLUB MEMBERS!

reimagine

summer

3 ALL DAY

SUMMER CLUB SITES

BGCML OPENED

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NEW

CLUB SITES

MAKING 7 YEAR ROUND SITES! *Read more on pages 7-8

1,362

REGISTERED

MEMBERS LAUNCHED A BRAND NEW WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR TEENS TO ENHANCE SOFT SKILLS IN PREPARATION TO ENTER THE WORKFORCE!

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53.2% DONOR RETENTION

Club Members joined a local youth hockey team in West Michigan and won 5 games in their first year of playing hockey! *Read more on pg. 13

45.5% NATIONAL AVERAGE VS. RATE FOR BGCML! DONOR RETENTION RATE 6

the numbers

It has been another amazing year at Boys & Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore. Our annual revenues have reached $1,558,280 and our expenses are more streamlined as we continue into 2020. BGCML relies on the generous support from local businesses, and people just like you to continue providing high-level programming and life changing experiences for Muskegon County youth.

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expenses $1,522,997 Programs 74% Development 4% Administrative 22% *above graphs represent pre-audited numbers

when you see the helping hands of our logo in a community, you know the doors are open to building GREAT FUTURES.

2015

#of sites: 1

2016

#of sites: 5

we began partnering with the we opened our doors in City of Muskegon to offer youth the basement programs all summer long at 3 parks across the city. of Nelson elementary in October, Muskegon Heights on April 20th, Public School Academy System 2015! teen zone opened.

2018

#of sites: 6

in September, Muskegon Covenant Academy teen zone opened, making it our second teens only space.

2019

#of sites: 10

we expanded again by 4 new sites at: Oakridge Upper elelemtary, Oakridge middle, Cardinal elementary, & Orchard View middle!

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CONTINUAL GROWTH!

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academic success

creativity determination ambition BGCML’s programs have a proven impact on the academic achievement of Muskegon County’s youth. BGCML balances academic support with a variety of engaging, fun, and structured extracurricular or co-curricular activities. Some programs include homework help, STEM activities, BookNook, and Summer Brain Gain which promote youth academic success in a variety of real-world contexts.

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Arconic Rocket Day “Three...Two...One..BLAST OFF! The 2019 Arconic STEM Day was filled with excitement, new friendships, and rockets! 38 BGCML youth filled the cafeteria to join Arconic Interns to build their own personal rockets before each team headed outside to launch their rockets high up in the air!”

77%

of BGCML members reported earning mostly A’s & B’s in school!

Summer Brain Gain A summer learning loss prevention program developed specifically for Boys & Girls Clubs to integrate into their traditional summer schedule to stay on track for the upcoming school year. It consists of modules with fun, themed activities for elementary school, middle school and high school students that are aligned with common core standard.

Power Hour Provides homework help, tutoring and high-yield learning activities and encourages members to become self-directed learners. Designed specifically to help kids and teens with homework, this program is available after school at all BGCML sites. W hen homework is finished, they may choose to participate in a variety of other engaging and educational activities to develop their skills even further.

Cornell, age 16, applying his knowledge of circuits and energy to power a digital clock using copper, zinc, and potatoes @ our Heights Teen Zone!

I HAVE BIG DREAMS...

ONE DAY I WILL BECOME SOMETHING GREAT!!

aske d what I wanted to be when I grow up. I had Oh Hey, it’s me again. Today at BGCML Ms. Kristina ever I wanted with how determined and bubbly sooo oooo many ideas. Ms. Kristina said I can be what I am. Ttyl!

Sunni

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TOMORROW. ER TT BE A TO Y KE E TH IS RS HE OT G IN HELP

the Keystone Club was the, “Dog Dish Project” One of my favorite community service projects within

WITH AT LEAST 15 DOWNTOWN A GROUP OF KEYSTONE MEMBERS AND I COMMUNICATED ested in receiving a BGCML branded water bowl for inter were they if them ask to SES INES BUS GON MUSKE d enhance social norms that future ct to you, but it helpe our four legged friends. This may seem like a simple proje contact when speaking to others. employers require. Such as, a firm handshake or eye

Kaylie

be “I don’t nee d to be perfect, I just nee d to great.” myself, and that is what will make me be JAIDEN, 2019 YOUTH OF THE YEAR

good character & leadership teamwork

passion

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honesty

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BGCML programs help youth become responsible, caring citizens and acquire skills to participate in the democratic process. Program participants also develop leadership skills and gain opportunities for planning, decision-making, contributing to Club and community and celebrating our national heritage KEYSTONE CLUB Kaylie O. joined BGCML in 2015 and has been a passionate, engaged, and eager member from the beginning. Kaylie took on a new challenge in 2019 and became the founding president of BGCML’s Muskegon Covenant Academy’s Teen Zone Keystone Club.

GIRL SCOUTS BGCML’s partnership with Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore has helped Club girls become a part of an expansive female-led program. In 2019 girls earned a wide array of badges including STEM, Financial Literacy, and Community Involvement. The 2019 cookie sale gave the girls a lesson of financial literacy, and the importance of needs vs. wants.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM BGCML is committed and in position to bridge the gap between young people and meaningful employment. It is no secret that youth who gain work experience while they’re in high school are less likely to drop out and more likely to graduate than those who don’t. In addition, gaining early exposure to the world of work is a key predictor that a teen will be consistently employed in adulthood. Supporting youth so they can develop 21st century skills – and a clear vision for their future career goals – is essential to helping them realize their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.

80% of BGCML members believe they can make a difference in their community

“I learned in Girl Scouts about the Founder of Girl Scouts, how to save money, and we learned how to earn the Girl Scout Way badge. I am excited about the things BGCML Club Members volunteering at we might do in the Irish Fest in Muskegon! future!”

Leihlauni H.

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healthy lifestyes

staying active

positive choices

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self care

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We empower Club members to make healthy choices for immediate and long-term health benefits of mental health, competitive sports, and adventure sports. Our healthy lifestyle programs focus on several building blocks: healthy eating, exercise, nutrition, mental health, and competitive and adventure sports. Through health education, BGCML teaches and reinforces good habits to ensure Club youth grow into happy and healthy adults.

Healthy Habits and Wellness These programs develop young people’s capacity to engage in positive behaviors to nurture their well-being, set personal goals and grow into self-sufficient adults.

89% of BGCML members feel like they belong at the Club

Youth Hockey Program Thanks to the City of Muskegon five BGCML members joined a local hockey team!

The youth learned how to ice skate, about teamwork, and that their actions held consequences-both good and bad. Dan Rinsema and Frank Peterson were volunteer coaches for the team and we want to say thank you! For not only coaching, but also volunteering to give Club kids rides to practice and game days!

Adventure Sports The Adventure Sports program gives Club kids the opportunity to explore fun, and exciting adventures throughout the community. Youth have participated in adventure sports including ski lessons at Mulligan’s Hollow Ski Bowl, swimming lessons at the MCC Lakeshore Fitness Center, Ice Skating at Mercy Health Arena, Snowshoeing at the Muskegon W inter Sports Complex, and Bowling at Sherman Bowling Center!

“It was great watching the kids grow.

It’s clear that given an opportunity to play hockey regularly, our youth can compete at the highest levels. I’m excited for year two.” -Frank Peterson

EVERYDAY AT THE CLUB BRINGS A NEW ADVENTURE! Site to the I love d getting to go on trips with the Nelson Club they played Mercy Health Arena to cheer on my frien ds as BGCML hockey! I think my frien ds on the hockey team from they always LOVED when we came to cheer them on because the comfy seats! I smile d and pointed to us when we would cheer from be so much fun!!! never knew watching my frien ds play hockey could

Ka’Viyah H.

“I like the Boys & Girls Club because it’s fun. I get a little bit of time away from my brother and I get to hang out with my frien ds when they come. BGCML

is important Because I get to make new frien ds. If I didn’t go to BGCML I wouldn’t know half the people I know. Ever yone in the club knows my name! Plus I get

more exercise with sports & rec.”

Flynn D.

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2019 GREAT

FUTURES

Gala

Each year hundreds of BGCML supporters gather together to rally around the mission of the Club at the Annual Great Futures Gala!

The 2019 Gala was a record breaking year raising $218,353. A special thanks to Tom DeVoursney LLC., our matching gift donor, and the generous community members and businesses who continue to support BGCML.

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BELIEVER $1,200+

THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE INDIVIDUALS MAKING THE FUTURE OF MUSKEGON GREAT

Orville & Susan Crain Darlene & Lee Collet Don Medema John & Kathleen Workman Chuck Johnson & Vivian Keene Steve & Deb Jackson Mike & Marti Youngdahl Cynthia Ackerman Toni Rose Aaron Potts Greg & Wendy VanWoerkom Jane F Curtis

FRIEND $600+ BEACON $2,500+ Chris & Mellisa Baker Dan & Sheryl Kuznar David Bayne Gary T. Neal & Chris McGuigan James & Sandra Anton John & Mary Swanson John & Jen Essex Mark & Amy White Mary Price and Thomas Schaub Randy & Deborah Jensen Robert & Merle Scolnik Spencer & Kara Hines Steve & Deb Olsen Thomas DeVoursney Tony & Monica Verplank Wayne D. & Nancy A. Kohley

Scott Knowlton Michael K & Kay M. Olthoff Donald & Jane Tjarksen George & Lori Cannon Tom Anton Rick Family Foundation Bob & Colleen Tobin Irving Nesson Beverly DeMarr James Frank Andy & Kelly Hoezee Don & Angie Kalisz Dana Pink & Natalie Johnson

SUPPORT BETTER LIVES $250+

Allen & Charlotte Pearson Earl & Shirley Crow Frances & Dan Thielbar

SUPPORT BETTER LIVES $250+

Kathy & Marvin Moore John & Jessie Martin Nancy & Richard Peters Eric Rodewald & Mary Jane Schmidt Rodewald Scott & Janee’ Musselman Esther Edwards Jim McKinley Susan Meston Rebecca & Bradley Billinghurst Roque & Vickie Ybarra Kurt & Cheryl Deford Lois A. Lange Mary Berghuis Patricia Shafer Michelle Giddings Bob & Joanne Zayko Anthony & Jessica Phelps F. Remington & Virginia Sprague Jon & Kerstin Felske Shawn & Brenda Buckner Rob Kendall David & Karen Young Eric & Michele Ringelberg Jeff & Julie Lewis Judith Hayner & Char Romanosky Pat & Ed Schroeder Mary Beth Ramos Dakota & Annah Crow Scott Zonnebelt Daniel & Sarah Rinsema-Sybenga Carsten & Kandace Boysen Richard & Sandra Nolan Brian Inglat

SUPPORT BETTER LIVES $250+

CONTRIBUTE TO A SAFER MUSKEGON $120+

Tom & Jane Witt Thomas & Mary Elizabeth Trzaska Yvonne Rosencrans Christopher Dean Walter Christophersen Deborah Smith Ardele Barnes Alex & Mary Kay Simon Jay & J’Nai Wallace Christopher & Jennifer Michaels James & Paula Rice Jan & Christine Deur Richard Jr & Holly Hughes

John & Judith Zarimba Valerie Alcorn Erin & Chris Kuhn TJ & Brittany Morris Jose & Sue Infante Mary & Joe Schafer Rhonda Standfuss Danelle & Chuck Wahr Dennis & Shari Luce Rane & Robe’ Garcia Ruth & Richard Aust Joseph & Judith Rahrig Janice & Tom Hylland Susan & Michael Poulin Chandra Dunn Julie Knowlton Frank Peterson & Emma Torresen Brandon & Emily Derusha Nancy Bruhn Jenny Hart-Locke & Kurt Kammeraa d Kenneth & Marguerite Winter Michael & Ellen Sepeshy Matthew Dickinson James & Nancy Waters

CONTRIBUTE TO A SAFER MUSKEGON $120+ Dr. John & Barbara Mullally Bonnie Stuk David Reid Jon & Cynthia Bumstead Sandi & Jerry McDowell Dan & Kendra Olsen Scott & Nancy Erdman Mallorie Lohman Jerry Miller Joseph J Auffrey, PhD Andy & Tracy Price Charles Langland Dan & Nina Leask John & Lisa Leclaire Kevin Donovan Andy & Jennifer Saylor Joni Rosen Christine Coburn

ADVOCATE $100 > Logan & Deborah Sweet John Riepma Jennifer & Paul VanderWall James & Jeannette Goorman Tina Butler Monique Van Epps Christine Robere Becky Biesiada

ADVOCATE $100 & BELOW Cynthia Mazurek Jane Wright Robert & Jill Garrison Janet Holcombe Timothy & Cheryl Arter Rich Berry Barbara Butzow Bonnie Adamczak & Dave Brown Marilyn Anderson Kathleen Snider Kathleen Tyler & Tom Schultz Douglas & Jill Recker Greg Scott & Jane Clingman-Scott Gary & Beth Post Judith & Richard Wilcox David & Constance Pinder James & Brenda Jacobs Dale Ertzinger Joel & Kathleen Jarvis Kimberly Hammond Patricia Werly Donald & Jennifer Hammond DJ & Tricia Hilson Tommi Crow David Bowen Lisa Pelfresne Morton & Maxine Kantor Harry & Lori Arthur Shirley Shlaffer Jack & Lynne Kennedy Linda Slade Tim Trainer & Diane Krasnewich Brenda Raphaelian Sharlynn Coulson C. Bruce & Shirley Privacky

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Kari & Will Belanger Janis Anton Marcia Hovey-Wright Tom Emmer Mary O’Connor James Graves Daniel & Sherry White Kathleen Santangelo Kenneth Polidan Janelle & Lyndon Mair Jeff DeYoung Doug Pollock James & Marian Fagan Thomas & Luann Ruthkoski Kay Ostrom David & Norma Reynolds Charles & Merri Davis Lisa Iski Sabourin Carol Moore David Emig Michael Inglis Joseph & Colleen Skendzel Melissa Olstrom Alex Santiago Andy Sikkenga Chris Willis Alan Steinman Donald & Dolores Swanson Carol Ann Balcom Greg & Christine DeVoursney Richard & Joan Young Albert & Ellen Rockwood Nancy Stier Tim & MaryLou Achterhoff Wyart Green

Nicole Galarneau Edward Breitenbach Paul Behm Angie Hoogterp & Bobbie Rosencrans Jacqueline Heitman Larkin Linkesta Turnage Mark & Valerie Blondin Donna Jacobsen Mike & Kathy Lewis Bryce & Martha Tallant Linda & Frederick Nicles Monica Lakatos & Steve Preston Byron & Judith Turnquist Neil & Diane Mullally Robert & Kathy Hoogstra Carol Thompson Janice L Neal Amy Stabile William & Mary Lou Eyke Joseph Masvero Dave Joeright Henry & Janice Bialik Asaline Scott Kathleen Cobler Geoff & Melanie Alm Philip & Judith Kell Tom & Lynne Shlaffer Base Hammond Gregory & Barbara Marczak Journie Cruz Alan & Anna Alpert Ronald & Marilyn White James & Kathleen Witham David & Barbara Kendall Marlene K Kelly

ADVOCATE $100 > Ron & Jean Stolzman Mildred Bond Johnson Patricia Grimm Chrysteen Moelter-Gray Molly Christophersen Chris & Bill Burnaw Jon & Linda Devoogd Britt Collins A. Scott Rood Paul & Patricia Ladas Cheryl McKinney Jenn Gaunt Micki Janssen Pamela Brown-Borquez Calvin Joseph & Cynthia Mahan Gail A Cornell Madeline & Paul Brooks Blanch & Jeffrey Mason Linda Ann Falkowski Philip & Linda Adams Suzy Wassouf Mary Prause Edna Eskew Terhan Peffley-Ro utt Robert Lake Roger Tharp Joseph C. Drost

FRIEND $1,200+

THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE BUSINESSES MAKING THE FUTURE OF MUSKEGON GREAT BEACON $5,000+ Shape Corp Van Kampen Boyer Molinari Foundation Anton Family Fund of the Community Foundation for Muskegon County Kiwanis of Muskegon West Michigan Toyota Dealers Babbitts Sports Center Newkirk Electric Nichols Versatile Fabrications

BELIEVER $2,500+ Taylor Office Furniture, LLC West Michigan Dock & Market Corporation Muskegon Lodge #140 F & A M Endowment Fund Comerica Bank Anton Family Fund of the Community Foundation for Muskegon County D & D Logistics, LLC DHE Plumbing & Mechanical Hines Corporation Northside Veterinary P.C.

James A. and Leora J. Schillaci Fund of the Community Foundation for Muskegon County Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce AJR DESIGN Hazekamp’s Premier Foods Jackson-Merkey Contractors, Inc Little River Band of Ottawa Indians Planet Fitness PNC Bank Webb Chemical Service Corporation

ADVOCATE $1,200 > Lakeshore Visual Arts Collective West Michigan Mechanical Contractors Association The Gas Station, LLC Village Inn Shoreline Metal Fabricators, Inc Warner Norcross + Judd Bush Law Offices, PLLC Caliber Home Construction Community United Methodist Church Consumers Energy DHE Plumbing & Mechanical Donna L. Rick, D.D.S., P.C. Dynamic Conveyor Corporation Eagle Precision Cast Parts Energy Partners Kendall Electric Lakeshore Employee Benefits Mortgage 1, Inc/Michigan Mortgage Muskegon Polish Foundation Northside Heating, Cooling & Refrigeration, Inc Pliant Plastics Corporation Prein & Newhof

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ADVOCATE $1,200 >

Shoreline Insurance Agency, Inc Standfuss Masonry & Concrete Swim N Run Muskegon Tyler Sales Co., Inc. West Michigan Plumbers, Fitters & Service Trades Local Union No. 174 Winter School House Vikings Linne’ Lidge #57 I.O.V. Inc. Warner Norcross + Judd Rudicil Family Fund JSJ Corporation Nelson Neighborhood Improvement Association Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan Community Shores Bank Dietech Lorin Industries Marquette Neighborhood Association Belasco Electric Brianna Scott & Associates, PLLC United Way Of The Lakeshore Bill Carlston- Nexes Realty Chocolates by Girmaldi Dr. Paul Lomeo Shoreline ENT PLC Life Leadership The Gear Group Meghan Heritage- BlueWest Properties, LLC Nestle Basch-Olo vson Engineering Company Keep In Touch Massage Muskegon Recreation Club

IN MEMORY OF

A TRIBUTE RECOGNITION TO FUNDS RECEIVED IN MEMORY & HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING. THESE ARE PEOPLE NEAR TO THE CLUBS’ HEART

Ian Jensen Margaret Christopherson Rene Rasul Tom Evans Aaliyah Christina Robere

IN HONOR OF The marriage of Jenny Hart Locke and Kurt Kammeraa d The marriage of Todd and Kim Bremer

2019 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR MUSKEGON COUNTY FUNDS

WE ARE PROUD TO BE FUNDED IN PART BY THE FOLLOWING PROFESSIONAL GRANTS & FOUNDATIONS MAKING THE FUTURE OF MUSKEGON GREAT PROFESSIONAL GRANTS

House Family Foundation Michigan Fitness Foundation US Department of Justice Michigan Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers United Way of the Lakeshore Reset Ventures Community Foundation for Muskegon County Ronald McDonald House Charities The Gerber Foundation Arconic Foundation The Comcast Foundation City of Muskegon Taco Bell Foundation Boys & Girls Clubs of America Herman Miller Cares VanKampen Boyer Molinari Foundation AT&T Bridgestone Mercy Health Muskegon - Sister Simone Courtade Fund

Ted & Louise Price Fund Mary L. Price Fund Sand Products/ Mart Dock Fund Muskegon Lodge #140 F & AM Endowment Fund Beverly J. DeMarr, Ph.D. Fund Steve & Deb Jackson Family Fund Reset Ventures Fund Nancy & Wayne Kohley Fund Vikings Linne’ Lodge #57 Endowment Fund Essex Family Fund Orville and Susan Cloutier Crain Fund Anton Family Fund James A. and Leora J. Schillaci Fund Rudicil Family Fund Julia E. Hackley Memorial Fund Thomas & Geraldine Seyferth Advised Fund Robert & Joanne Zayko Environment Fund Ackerman Fund C.W. Smith/ Kiwanis Endowment Fund

2019 GRAND HAVEN AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS Pliant Plastics Fund Anthony & Monica Verplank Thriving Communities Fund

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2019 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS

A special thanks to all of the cornerstone gifts given and pledged in 2019 to support the launch of BGCML’s Club House Capital Campaign

Andy & Kelly Hoezee Bonnie Olson Memorial Fund of the Grand Haven Area Community Foundation City of Muskegon DJ & Tricia Hilson Don & Angie Kalisz House Family Foundation John & Kathleen Workman Max & Nora McKee Nancy & Wayne Kohley Paul Czekuc Phil & Kathy Dickinson Steve & Deb Olsen Tom DeVoursney

THANK YOU TO OUR DEDICATED STAFF Aisha Ahmad Sheryl Anderson Daphne Bailey Alexis Bailey Tasha Banks Mikaela Bosch Ebony Briggs Scott Briggs Ornesia Brooks Monique Brown JaTia Brown Marshawn Burr Elaina Burress TJ Chappel JaMicah Cooper Dakiya Covington Amber Croff Dakota Crow

Zanee Davis Rachel Dobben Elizabeth Doezema Taylor Ferrier Julaine Foster Adrianna French CJay Frye Paula Gesco Kari Gilmore Jermayne Golidy Teasha Griffin Tina Halasinski Donald Hammond Wanda Harris Mieke Hart Deborah Hayek Souriya Hemphill Kadedra Hendricks

Khari’Yana Hendricks Lavarcia Hodges Brenda Hunter Krystle Hunter Jessica Jackson Jasmine Jackson Fluarry Jackson Eric James Jasmine Jenkins Jennifer Johansen Jayquann Johnson Hillary Jones Valencer Jones Kayla Kilgore Devon Kitchen Jervon Kitchen Kathleen Knowlton Timothy Knowlton

Courtnie Kohler Cameron Lamarre Melvin Lane Kristina Ledezma Javen Matthews Darrin McCall Andre Mcclanahan Naccari Miles Rachel Murphy Amy Nitchman Juliea Paige Glendia Porter Shawn Posthumus Samantha Prescott Jordan Riley William Roberson Valaree Scott Kaeli Shawl Lauren Starke

Finally, we would not be able to offer world class programming for Muskegon County youth without those that day in and day out fulfill our mission

Joshua Stinger Deborah Sweet Antonio Thomas Eddrick Tornes Alex Turner Randy Vander Weit Lamont Vines Ja’Liyah Walker Caleb Washington

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NELSON SITE

550 W. GRAND AVENUE MUSKEGON, MI 49441

HEIGHTS TEEN ZONE

2441 SANFORD STREET MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI 49444

COVENANT TEEN ZONE

125 CATHERINE AVE. MUSKEGON, MI 49442

OAKRIDGE MIDDLE SITE

251 S. WOLF LAKE ROAD MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI 49442

CARDINAL ELEMENTARY SITE 2310 MARQUETTE AVE. MUSKEGON, MI 49442

OAKRIDGE UPPER ELEMENTARY SITE 481 S. WOLF LAKE ROAD MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI 49441

ORCHARD VIEW MIDDLE SITE 35 S. SHERIDAN DRIVE MUSKEGON, MI 49441

MAILING ADDRESS

PO BOX 1018 MUSKEGON, MI 49443

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

900 3RD STREET, SUITE 200 MUSKEGON, MI 49440 231-375-5576 Info@BGClubMuskegon.com