America Graduates with Club Kids.This May Change the World.
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America Graduates with Club Kids.This May Change the World.
Help empower America’s biggest class of future leaders.
America Graduates with Club Kids
Boys & Girls Clubs support millions of kids on the path to graduation each year. From first grade to first jobs, Clubs are there every step of the way. More kids graduate with Boys & Girls Clubs, ready to succeed in what’s next. This is America’s biggest class of future leaders.
Pomp and Circumstance (Graduation Song) Trap Remix by Phortissimo
Rock Version – Pomp and Circumstance (Graduation Walking March) by Instrumental City
What starts with a few hours after school ends with a diploma in hand.
81% of Club high school seniors earn mostly A’s and B’s compared to 76% of 12th graders nationally.1
81% of Club high school seniors applied for postsecondary education compared to 63% of 12th graders nationally.2
4-in-5 young Club alumni feel they have the skills necessary to pursue their career path.
Young Club alumni are 60% more likely to be working, and 25% more likely to say they have a fulfilling career than other adults.
Want More Proof of Boys & Girls Clubs’ Positive Impact?
Discover Club seniors’ post-secondary plans and where young adults (18-30) who attended Boys & Girls Clubs are thriving today.
Meet America’s Biggest Class of Future Leaders
Ximena
Future Lawyer
Club Kid for 10 Years
Boys & Girls Club of McAllen
Where Are They Going: Columbia University, Undergraduate studies, Public Policy or Business Administration, Aspiring Law School Student
“After getting the opportunity to speak to Congress in Washington, D.C. through my Boys & Girls Club, I know a career in law or public policy is in my future.”
Rima
Future Public Service Leader
Club Kid for 7 Years
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northern Indiana Corridor
Where Are They Going: Columbia University, Undergraduate studies, Political Science with Health Special Program (Pre-med)
“STEM and healthcare are equally important, but women and people of color are still underrepresented in both. I’m not waiting until I’m older to become a leader in these fields.”
Holden
Future Executive
Club Kid for 13 Years
Boys & Girls Club of Benton County
Where Are They Going: University of Arkansas, Undergraduate studies, Organizational Management and Leadership
“After shadowing Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s President & CEO, I was inspired to become an executive leader, so that one day, I’ll get to decide how a big organization makes a positive impact.”
Where Are They Now: Boys & Girls Club Young Alumni
Dasia
Former Elected Official
Club Kid for 12 Years
NSA Norfolk Naval Shipyard Youth Center
Where Are They Now: Dasia was elected to serve as an advisory neighborhood commissioner in Washington, D.C. For three years, she represented over 2,000 people in her district, advocating for education, sanitation and other issues impacting her constituents. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in public policy.
Bethany
Engineer
Club Kid for 9 Years
Kirtland AFB Youth Program
Where Are They Now: Bethany worked as a research scholar with the New Mexico Space Grant Consortium, using NASA tools to enhance nuclear space propulsion for future rockets. She is currently an engineer at a tech company focused on improving national power systems and preventing blackouts.
Brianna
Social Worker
Club Kid for 9 Years
Bristol Boys & Girls Club Association
Where Are They Now: After graduating from her technical high school with a focus on Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, Brianna pursued higher education and achieved a bachelor’s degree in social work. She is currently a behavioral specialist, dedicating her skills to supporting children with different abilities.
