2022 Midvale Impact Report

IMPACT REPORT 2022 MIDVALE

Our mission is to inspire and empower youth to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. We serve kids at 7 locations in Salt Lake, Tooele and Carbon County. Boys & Girls Clubs give kids opportunities to succeed through programs that truly impact their lives. We help Club members: Graduate from high school on time with a plan for the future, engage in healthy behaviors and becoming fit for life, and develop strong character and become engaged citizens.

443 YOUTH SERVED IN 2022

30% INCREASE FROM 2021

Yoaltici was selected as the 2023 Greater Salt Lake Youth of the Year. She shared her story about the effect having an incarcerated parent had on her mental health. She has worked hard to recognize the changes she could make on her own and how to ask for help. Now she is a respected leader in her Club, and on track to graduate and pursue her goals to become a lawyer so she can help others.

MIDVALE SCHOOLS SERVED

COPPERVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAST MIDVALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

MIDVALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

MIDVALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

MIDVALE MIDDLE SCHOOL

HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL

60% OF YOUTH ATTEND FROM 84047

7% OF YOUTH ATTEND FROM 84070

223 Male 220 Female 340 5-12 Years 103 13-18 Years YOUTH DEMOGRAPHICS 6.5% Black 1% Asian 1.5% Pacific Islander 1.5% American Indian 5% Multiracial 62.5% Hispanic 22% White

CLUB FAMILIES SAY

STATISTICS FROM THE 2023 PARENT/CAREGIVER SURVEY

MY KIDS ARE READY FOR ANYTHING.

83% of parents feel Club helps their kids prepare for the future.

MY KIDS LOVE CLUB.

89% of parents say their kids feel safe at Club.

80% say there is an adult at Club that their kids can talk to.

72% of parents feel like their kids belong at Club.

I CAN COUNT ON CLUB.

91% of parents feel Club benefits them as a caregiver.

82% believe Club plays an important role in their family’s life.

82% feel that they can go to Club if they need support.

I LOVE THE STAFF.

91% of parents feel positively about Club staff.

“The kids are comfortable and really enjoy being here. They have lots of opportunities to learn and have fun with staff and mentors they really like. I don't worry about them when they are at club.”

86% of parents feel there is someone at Club they can talk to about their child.

191 SINGLE PARENT HOUSEHOLDS 443 FREE OR REDUCED SCHOOL LUNCH 64 AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE IMPORTANT STATISTICS

CLUB HAS IMPROVED MY CHILD’S... Physical Activity 22%SOMEWHAT 78% A LOT Emotional Processing 22%SOMEWHAT 58% A LOT Social Skills 22%SOMEWHAT 72% A LOT Confidence 14%SOMEWHAT 69% A LOT Effort in School 27%SOMEWHAT 61% A LOT

IMPACTFUL MOMENTS & EVENTS

The teen center received a space makeover, and gave their input to design their space. Additionally, Club staff put an emphasis on teaching SEL skills to youth in both programs. Those skills are, Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills & Responsible

Academics Good Character Healthy Lifestyles STEM 150 100 50 0 PRIORITY OUTCOMES NUMBER OF PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED 75 30 80 108 SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL INITIATIVES Girls Inspired Mighty Warriors 13 14 Therapy Groups Sessions 43 GROUP THERAPY SESSIONS 16 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS THERAPY Teen Mindfulness & Mood Management Girls Group Youth Ages 6-10 Teen Group 16 PROGRAMMMATIC

Keystone Leadership Group Teen s 2 8

DATA 2022 MIDVALE CLUB

Teen Late Nights 9 Field Trips 30 Family Club Events 9

Decision-Making.

CLUB KIDS SAY

I AM A LEADER.

68% of youth feel they are honing their leadership ability.

I BELONG.

68% of youth feel a sense of belonging while at Club.

I AM SAFE.

79% of youth feel physically safe at Club and with staff.

I LOVE THE STAFF.

81% of youth feel that the staff meet their needs.

DOUBLE ENROLLMENT TO 886 YOUTH

INCREASE AVERAGE DAILY ATTTENDANCE TO 140 100 Juniors and 40 Teen Club every day for at least 3 days a week

INCREASE TO 17 STAFF 10 Youth Development Staff plus Directors and Specialists

INCEASE TRANSPORTATION FLEET BY TWO 15 PASSENGER VANS to pick up from Hillcrest High School and Union Middle School

LOOKING FORWARD TO 2025 BY THE NUMBERS

RETURN ON INVESTMENT $1 = $10.80

*Every $1 invested in a Boys & Girls Club Program returns $10.80 into our economy.

PROJECTED ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET TO REACH GOALS IN 2025 $1,182,913

*2015 Institute for Social Research and the School for Public Health, University of Michigan

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