DanceLikeTheStars

TOYOTA | MS presents

16th

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF NORTH MISSISSIPPI, INC.

Dance Like the Stars Annual

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: • Meet Our 2021 Celebrity Dancers and Instructors • See Our Shining Stars From the Past 16 Years • Learn More About Our Mission

SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 2021 BancorpSouth Arena • 6:30 PM For sponsorship opportunities or ticket information, visit bgcnms.org or call 662.841.6504

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Demonstrating Our Positive Impact

Our Club programs keep kids safe, boost student success, and help parents keep their jobs. Kids achieve more, productivity goes up, and risky behavior goes down.

The Need In the State of Mississippi, 15% of high school students fail to graduate on time. 3,292 teens between the ages of 16-19 have dropped out of high school. 1

ACADEMIC SUCCESS

GOOD CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP

The Need 8,385 youth in Mississippi had interactions with the juvenile justice system for a total of 15,578 offenses.2 19.5% of Mississippi public high school students were bullied on school property.3 2 www.datacenter.kidscount.org 3 www.msdh.ms.gov

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES

What We Do We conduct engaging homework help programs for Club members in elementary, middle and high school.

Power Hour: Making Minutes Count help members achieve academic success by providing homework help, tutoring and encouraging members to become self-directed learners.

What We Do

What We Do

12,000 of Mississippi’s youth, ages 12 to 17 report abusing drugs and alcohol.4

We challenge members to become healthy and active by learning new ways to eat nutritionally, manage stress, maintain physical fitness and form positive relationships with peers.

4 http://Datacenter.kidscount.org 5 http://msdh.ms.gov

 Members utilized the Power Hour program.  Among our teen-aged members, 100% of High School Seniors graduated this past year.  Club members maintained a 3.0 Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) from the previous school year.

Our Impact

We empower youth, promote character Members were involved in character and develop leadership skills through development programming. These positive group experiences focusing on programs facilitated the cultivation of: community service, academic success  Good character and career preparation through  Effective leadership programs like Torch and Keystone Clubs  Civic engagement and Career Launch. We provide young  Employment opportunities people the opportunity to contribute something of value to others fostering Developing productive, responsible and lifelong civic engagement. caring citizens.

The Need

11.4% of Mississippi public high school students have been physically forced to have sexual intercourse.5

Our Impact

The SMART Moves program exposes members to activities designed to develop decision-making and critical thinking skills, as well as learn how to resist or avoid the use of alcohol, tobacco, drugs and premature sexual activity.

Our Impact  Members participated in prevention activities and developed skills needed to adopt attitudes and behaviors necessary to lead healthy lives.  Members became more physically active through activities that develop ability, confidence, and motivation to remain physically fit.  In 2020, there were no teen pregnancies among active members.

Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi keeps activity fees low so that all children can attend. Contributions by generous companies, foundations and individuals are each essential lifelines for providing our promise to our youth. The Annual Campaign is one way that we close the gap between memberships fees and the real cost of delivering services. With a goal of $200,000 in unrestricted funding, the campaign is 22% of the Club’s budget.

Our 2020– 2021 Campaign is being led by volunteers who care about our kids and support our mission.

Your funds donated to the campaign will allow the Club to: 1. Provide additional scholarship support to more children.

2. Strengthen programs that empower kids by increasing academic performance and improving healthy behavior.

3. Uphold our desire to serve those who need us most by exploring new opportunities for growth.

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BGCNMS RECEIVES MISSISSIPPI ARTS COMMISSION GRANT Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi has been awarded a $4,750 grant from the Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC). This grant is a portion of the more than $1.4 million in grants MAC awarded in Fiscal Year 2022 and will be used to support the organization’s youth ballroom dance program – Dance Stars. Annually, participants of the Dance Stars program perform at Dance Like The Stars, providing a standout performance of the evening. Last year, their virtual performance, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, was viewed more than 5,000 times. MAC grants are made possible by continued funding from the Mississippi State Legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts.

“The state’s arts community has displayed such resiliency during tumultuous times, and we are very pleased to provide grants

to these worthy artists,” said Sarah Story, executive director of MAC. “Mississippi’s artistic legacy was built through the talents of its exceptionally creative citizens. These funds help support the next generation of amazing artists and ensure that the story of artistic excellence in our state lives on.”

The Mississippi Arts Commission is a state agency serving more than two million people through grants and special initiatives that enhance communities, assist artists and arts organizations, promote arts education and celebrate Mississippi’s cultural heritage. MAC is funded by the Mississippi Legislature, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Mississippi Endowment for the Arts at the Community Foundation for Mississippi and other private sources. For more information, visit www.arts.ms.gov.

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ACADEMIC SUCCESS:

Homework help and tutoring

CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP:

Leadership clubs and community service

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES:

Emphasis on physical activities, decision making and critical thinking skills, prevention programs

Please contact your local Club to sign up!

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DANCE 2020 HIGHLIGHTS 2020 Grand Champion

Lisa Settlemires Dr. Gabe Rulewicz

Kimberly Langley

Lisa Settlemires

Jacuana Sykes

Lindsey Chaney

Pastor Eddie Rester

2020 Judges Choice

Keri McMillan Developed in 2006, Dance Like The Stars is a community special event which raises funds for Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi. Held annually at the BancorpSouth Arena, celebrities are recruited from surrounding communities and partnered with professional instructors at Tupelo’s The Dance Studio. More than 150 community volunteers have participated as celebrity dancers.

In addition to taking time out of their busy schedules to learn ballroom dancing techniques, these local celebrities raise sponsorship dollars. The celebrity raising the most funds is awarded the Grand Champion Award. Also, our panel of celebrity judges select 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards in our Judges Choice Category.

In 2020, with the support of local celebrities, an online silent auction and our community, more than $259,000 was raised, to support Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi. Lisa Settlemires of Ripley was named event Grand Champion, raising over $54,600 for our mission. Also, Kerri McMillan of Mooreville was named the 2020 Judges Choice winner for her salsa performance to “CONGA” by Gloria Estefan.

Dance Like The Stars has truly become one of North Mississippi’s “hottest tickets”.

This year, Dance 2021 returns to its normal fashion – a gala event including, dinner, ballroom dance routines from each local celebrity and open dancing with music provided by The Drew White Orchestra.

Meet our 2021 dancers, professional instructors and our young Boys & Girls Club Dance Stars, in this edition of Dance Like The Stars 2021.

Lily Rulewicz

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Shining Stars!

The Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi wishes to thank the following volunteers who have participated as celebrity dancers over the past 15 years and have raised over $2.2 million to support Boys & Girls Club youth throughout North Mississippi! *indicates Judges Choice **indicates Grand Champion

2006

2007

2008

Amy Bright Janice Coleman ** Florestine Gladney Aubrey Patterson Greg Pirkle * Jack Reed, Sr. Elaina Reno Ricky Thompson

Julee Brown Mark Craig ** Nettie Davis Doyce Deas Jim Johnson Amy Nash Brent Waldrop ** Mitch Waycaster

Charles Bouldin * Pam Brown Cathy Fitzpatrick Bob Glover ** Jimmy Long Mary Pace Meredith Tollison Mary Werner Albert White

2010

2011

2012

2013

Chip Ashford Grace Clark ** Jay Dey Stephen Garrett Matt Gillis Gary Hancock Jason Harrison Susan Presley * Jason Warren

Ronnie Bell Chanda Cossitt Keegan Foxx * Charles Garrett Noel Hunt Melinda Marsalis Stacey Parker ** Marti Stark Deborah Tierce Lynn Weeks

Terri Amacker Rob Baird Sherry Davis Tracy Holton-Garrett * Barney Guyton Rhonda Hanby ** Mary Pat Hancock Kevin Pierce Angelique Ratliff Paul Tucker Todd Wade Allie Ware

Ashley Buse Barbara Clements KC Caldwell Grist Anne Haire Amanda Hayden Matt Koon Ruby Lee Lancaster Emily Leonard * Peggi Phillips George Stone Laquita Wilkerson **

2009 Desiree Carnathan ** Vickie Cochran Cathy Garrett Gunner Goad Lynn Hill Steve Holland Anthony Johnson * Jim Rayner Carey Snyder Stacy Spearman

Rhonda Hanby, Record Holder, $61,195!

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Lori Pitts Anger Amanda Angle ** Jenea Britton Jason Harms * Kara James Taylor Kitchens Alyssa Martin Felicia Pollard Torrie L. Robertson Stephanie West Judd Wilson

Emily Addison Steve Bass Javante Ingram * Nikki Ivancic Allie Martin Terry Miller Katie Naron Carla Stanford ** Josh Sullivan Aurora Wong

Katrina Berry Julie Bingham Edgar Capaning Danielle Frerer Rachel Potts Lucia Randle John Raymer** Shad Spight* Amy Tate Julie Yoste

Cheryl Bass Kenny Hazlewood* Emily Holman Craig Horton Ann Godwin Monaghan Josh Parks Mary Ann Plasencia** Blake Trehern Rufus Van Horn Paul Welborn Symone Woolridge

Jesse Bandre Albine Bennett** Mike Bianco Nia Colom Natalie Bullard Floyd Wayne Hereford Bennett Mize* Amber Moyer Jason Stacy Trice Sumner

Rashni Barath Sylvia Blanchard Brady Bramlett* Tyler Camp ** Molly Lewellen Lauren McElwain Mindy Prewitt J. Pullman Keith Thornberry Joel Young

Lindsey Chaney Kimberly Langley Keri McMillin* Pastor Eddie Rester Lisa Settlemires** Jacuana Sykes Gabe Rulewicz

2021 Dance Like The

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Miriam Anderson

Trish House McCluney

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Alli Hodges

Dr. Laura Marion

Victor McMillan

Daniella Oropeza

Stars Celebrity Dancers

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Demetra Sherer

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Nancy Maria Balach

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Brooke Burleson

Support your favorite celebrity dancers!

Please donate today at bgcnms.org.

Joe Washington

Dr. Gabe Rulewicz

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BGCNMS Partners With The Dance Studio of Tupelo For Largest Fundraising Event

is pleased to partner with

Rubye Del Harden Owner

For Largest Fundraising Event

ANDREW DAVIS & TAMMY WILSON

BENJAMIN PRYOR

BGCNMS is pleased to partner with The Dance Studio of Tupelo for our largest fundraising event. This year’s instructors and partners are: Andrew Davis, Gemi Moore, Benjamin Pryor, Sara Wood and Tammy Wilson. Benjamin is also working with the Club’s Dance Stars program.

The Dance Studio is Tupelo’s premier ballroom dancing studio. They specialize in teaching American Smooth and American Rhythm dances and are available to aide dancers in taking their dancing to the next level. Instructors assist students in preparing for a wedding, improving social dancing, becoming a competitive dancer, or meeting people with common interests.

Schedule your lessons today by calling 662.842.2242.

GEMI MOORE

SARA WOOD

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David & Shawn Brevard

Kippy Kemp Price Cutter Grocery

Mississippi Itawamba Gravel Co., Inc.

Scott & Amanda Angle

John Paul Frerer Memorial Endowment Fund

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Carl & Drs. Cole Lori & Anna Bevering Young

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Friends of Nancy Maria

Charger Pride

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Bev Crossen

Brooke Burleson Fan Club

Jason & Lauren Stacy

Lauren Reed

New Oxford Vic & Mike & Trey Yong and Albany BGC Melissa Camie BGC Company Hankins Advisory McMillan Bianco Advisory Board Board Imperium Relias Strategies Healthcare

Jim & Dr. Gabe Tupelo Lisa Rulewicz Running Club Hawkins

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Thank you for supporting the mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi!

Brickhouse Fitness, LLC Dewayne & Claire Northington Dr. & Mrs. Marcus Britton Edward Jones - Amory Erik Dukes GCP Applied Technologies Gerald L. Marion, CPA Zell Long Jonathan & Lindsey Chaney Jordan & Jordan Porperties Ken Kellum L.A. Green Tupelo Mary & Sam Haskell Melva Mortimer Mississippi Land Bank, ACA R&B Specialty Printing Specialty Orthopedic Group Speights Law, LLC Spring Tupelo Steve DePriest Stewart Environmental Construction, Inc. Sun Bear Studio - Ripley, MS Susan & Guy Mitchell, III Tami & Ronny Young Tannehill, Carmean, & McKenzie PPLLC The Rusty Cat

To The Pointe-Shoe Store TRI Realty Troy & Susan Cappleman Tupelo Small Animal Hospital, P.A. Turner Law, PLLC Vulcan Materials William L. Kahlstorf, M.D. James & Rebecca Rollins, III The Family of Dicki King Wesson & Mothershed Eye Center Sallie Kate & Mark Ray Joy Kellum Buzzi Unicem USA Charles & Madeline White Midtown Point Urologic Lynn & Tina Holland Mike & Barbara Leech C and N Specialty Foods, Inc. ENT Physicians of North Mississippi Dr. Barney Guyton Trustmark Bank - Tupelo Pool Girl Maintenance Dr. & Mrs. James Rayner LegalShield Paradigm Consulting Tree Kings JOLT Consulting

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Al Bell Alicia Civitello Allison Koestler Amanda Gaskin Amanda Johnston Amber McHenry Amy Cairns Amy Harris Amy Littleton Amy Mercier Andrea Vogel Animal Care Center of Tupelo Anita Eddings Ann Wofford Rice Anne O. Neal Annie Kern Ardith Morgan Barbara Green Barbara Jim Turner Beth Ann Fennelly Beth Balach Beth Blanton Beverly Baylis Bill & Sunny Waters Blue Delta Jeans Brantley Bryant Brenda Boozer Brenda Norman Brittany Sumrall Brooke Burleson Bug Free Pest Control, Inc. Cardiology Associates of North Mississippi Carlos Langston Caroline Hourin Carrie Tenney Carter Naugher Cassie Hill Catherine & William Crews CB&S Bank, Inc. Chad Mims

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Chasity Stewart Christine Rayburn Christopher Jones Christy Oswalt Citizens Style Closing With Excellence Corey Ellison Dana and Hilton Peters Daniel Stearns David & Rebecca Barber David & Rita Hankins David Wilson Day to Day Counseling and Consulting, LLC Delorise H Allison Deste Lee Dick White Donna Rumbarger Drs. Dax & Beth Eckard Dudley & Teresa McMillan Pastor Eddie Rester El Pueblo Elise Brevard Smith Elizabeth Tidwell Elizabeth Trattles Emily & Richmond McCarty Erica Bush Vickie Rowland Frankie Harrison Fred & Donna Shaw Gayla Powell Grayson Robbins Haven Studio Hayley Shaver Henry & Martha S. Dodge Hubert Spears I. L. M., Inc. J.E. Vance & Company, P.A. Jack Curtis Insurance Agency Jackson Insurance Group Jacqui Lear

James Rebentisch Jan Pro of MS Jennie Bowers Jennie Bradford Curlee Jennifer Ewing Jennifer Mitchell Jennifer Mulrooney Jeremy Blanchard Jessica Childs Jessica Delraso Jessica Monaghan Jill Morganwalp Jimmie Street Jo Ellen Jackson Joanne Bald Joe Edd Morris Joel Young Jordan Flooring Josephine Mark Juanita Floyd Julie Russell June & Duke Goza K-9 Training Center Karen Turner Kari Suter Kathryn Barrow Kim McCrory Kimberle Haley Kimberly Pierce King Moore Kristin Holley Krystal Echoles Kylie Boring L. C. Brett Larry & Janie Sanford Laura Marion Lauren Turner Legalshield RL Robinson Lewis & Mel Whitfield Ligon Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, PLLC

Linda & Rob Rice Jr. Lisa Browning Photography LK Anzenberger Louis & Rose Nash Louis Rowles, Jr. Lynn & Tina Holland Mae McClish ManCave Sound & Video Mandy Keith Marcy Jamison Maria Oropeza Galliano Marilyn Marion Mark F. Garrett Martin Chiropractic Clinic Mary A Desiderio Mary Westerlund Matt Whiteside Meredith Martin Michael & Jaye Manning Michael Gillespie Michelle Martin Michelle McAuley Michelle Young Mike McCullough Molly Pasco-Pranger Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Maxcy Nail McKinney, P.A. Natalie Ellis New Albany Children’s Clinic Nikki Holliday Noell Wilson Pamela Grafton Parish Portrait Design Patricia French Weikes Patti Carlisle Permenter & Elliott, P.A. Pontotoc Electrric Power Association Q’s Janitorial Service Inc. Quality Staffing R&B Specialty Printing

Raigan Stokes Ramona Warlick Randy Rawlings & Carol RE/MAX Elite, Realtors Rebecca Wing Regina Coats Replika GRFX Rex Brunt Rex Harrison Brunt Dr. Rich & Amy Heyer Richard C Robertson Jr MD LLC Ripley Drug Co. Rita Schuesselin Roane Grantham Robin Waldrip Rodney & Kristy McBryde Sally Lauruhn Salon South Sanders Clinic for Women Sandra Thompson Sandy Owens Sarah & Jospeh Howell Sarah McGrath Savannah Bucey Second Skin Waxing Sera + Soul Shailah Stewart Shawn Brevard Sherri L. Prestridge Shirley Youngman Signature Designs, Inc. Staci Watson Stacie O’Toole Stacy & Stephen Hodges Stephanie Coomer Stephanie DeSimone Stephanie Young Steve Fandel Stewart McMillan Summer Thomann

Susan Robbins Swirlz Dr. Stephen Monroe Tallahatchie Nutrition Tara & Kurre Luber Tawana Dearing Taylor Smith Teresa Robbins Terrance Tubbs The Athlete’s Nexus The Bead Shack The Main Attraction Tianne Reddick Tonya Hensley Tori Jackson United Funeral Service, Inc. Virginia Deely Wade & Ginger Holland Wade & Judy Irvin Wesley Duckworth William & Mary Jo Kirkpatrick William Allen Jr. Mike & Jennifer Beam Zac Carlisle Ray & Nancy Jane Balach Franklin Collection Service Beverly & Steve McAllily Catherine & Paul Mize Holland Funeral Home Directors Richard & Arlissa Heyer Elite Medical Barkley State Farm Insurance Sara Berry Katrina Berry-Ivy Skipper & Beth Holliman Dr. & Mrs. Lucas McElwain

Special Thanks: BancorpSouth Arena Staff, Park Heights, Melanie Deas, Meredith Deas Tollison, Majic Sound & Light, Premium Productions, Allie Martin, Katrina Berry-Ivy, Greg Pirkle, Alyssa Martin, & Nail McKinney P.A.

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Open the Door for the Kids of North Mississippi at www.bgcnms.org Every time you donate, you give America’s kids access to the healthy living, active learning and fun that are part of every Club experience.

Open the Door for the Kids of North Mississippi

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