Raleigh Boys Club, · Thanks to a relationship with NC Amateur Sports, Boys & Girls Clubs has been...

Raleigh Boys Club, 605 N. Raleigh Boulevard, Raleigh

• Chartered Since 1967 • 948 Registered Members • 148 School Year Average Daily Attendance • 182 Summer Average Daily Attendance

Raleigh Girls Club, 701 N. Raleigh Boulevard, Raleigh


The Club, Teen Center, 721 N. Raleigh Boulevard, Raleigh


Washington Boys & Girls Club, 1000 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh


Brentwood Boys & Girls Club, 2025 New Hope Church Road, Raleigh


Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club, 325 S. Wingate Street, Wake Forest

• Chartered Since 1986 • 1,087 Registered Members • 189 School Year Average Daily Attendance • 191 Summer Average Daily Attendance

Zebulon Boys & Girls Club, 1320 Shepard School Road, Zebulon


22% Attendance Growth in School Year Average Daily Attendance since 2010.

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Dear Friend,

There is no greater success than to see every young person who walks through our doors, on track to graduate from high school, with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.

Although this single vision has driven Boys & Girls Clubs for over 50 years, the organization has grown, evolved, and matured in service to our county’s young people in the best ways possible. Each of the 50 years has had its own momentous achievements. Our 2016-17 fiscal year was no exception with accomplishments including:

• A first time Membership role of over 5,000 with 1,000 Children and Teens in our Clubs daily • Induction into the Raleigh Hall of Fame • National Merit Award for our “Mighty Milers” Program • Recognition in North Carolina for our “High Performance Board Team” • The DJF Builds Great Futures Show Case Home • And, a culminating Gala in celebration of our 50th Anniversary

All this and more continues to bring children and teens to our seven Clubs where they find supportive staff, fun, high quality programming around academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development.

With your support and the dedication of our incredible Staff, Board, and Volunteers we will continue to improve the lives of Wake County’s children for another 50 years and beyond.

Thank you,

Tish Turner | CHAIR | 2017 Board of Directors

On February 16, 1966, Former Governor Terry Sanford, Jack Carter, James Reid, Peter Chenery, Jr., and Waymon Pritchard signed off on the Articles of Incorporation for the Boys Club of Wake County, Inc.

Fifty years to the day later, the organization hosted a luncheon in its newest Club, The Club Teen Center, to celebrate the founding and the successful conclusion of our $12 million BE THE ONE Capital Campaign. This luncheon, attended by former Board Members and their guests, current Board Members and their guests, widows of Board Members, and BE THE ONE Campaign donors and their guests, began a 14-month celebration of the organization’s 50 years of service to the Wake County community.

In October, Boys & Girls Clubs was inducted into the Raleigh Hall of Fame, and the Umstead Hotel and Spa generously hosted a luncheon in honor of Boys & Girls Clubs’ 50 largest donors. Later in the month, our three Clubs on Raleigh Boulevard in Raleigh were collectively dedicated as the Ethridge Campus in honor of long-time supporter Bill Ethridge and the Ethridge Foundation.

The organization started serving youth on April 11, 1967 and the 50th Anniversary celebration culminated with a gala on May 6, 2017 featuring several alumni speakers of our organization including LeVelle Moton and Cameron Merrill, and other Boys & Girls Club alumni Gilbert Baez and Andre Reed.

AmAzing 50 YeArs

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January 2018

AwArds, recognitions & Honors

Raleigh Hall of FameBoys & Girls Clubs was inducted into the Raleigh Hall of Fame in 2016 for its extraordinary and lasting contribution to the City of Raleigh. Erick May, our 1992 National Youth of the Year, accepted the honor on behalf of the organization.

National Merit Award for Program ExcellenceThe Washington Elementary Boys & Girls Club “Mighty Milers” distance running program was honored with a National Merit Honor Award for Program Excellence in Sports, Fitness & Recreation at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America National Conference in Dallas, Texas. Our kids covered over 262 collective miles, kept up with their homework and attended various health education sessions.

High Performance Board TeamOur Board of Directors was honored as the High Performance Board Team of the Year in 2016 at the North Carolina Area Council meeting. This statewide award recognizes Boards for their involvement in regional and national conferences, organizational improvement, gaining public trust, and for their impact on Club members.

Maytag Dependable Leader AwardCasey Coleman, Education Director at the Raleigh Boys Club, was recognized for her dependability receiving the national Maytag Dependable Leader Award given each year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. The award includes $20,000 for youth scholarships.

The I AM Award, or the I Attend the Most award, goes to one member in each Club that has attended the most number of days in the calendar year and presented at our annual Holiday Dinner. The following members were recognized for their attendance:

Avia Pringley, Zebulon Boys & Girls Club 214 days Kavion Yates, attended 209 days at Raleigh Boys Club

Jocelyn Montalban, attended 207 days at Washington Boys & Girls ClubJenelle DelValle, attended 206 days at Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club

Janyah Gbor, attended 203 days at Raleigh Girls ClubTiasia Witherspoon, attended 178 days at Brentwood Boys & Girls Club

Jordan Maynor, attended 173 days at The Club

We recognized three outstanding Volunteers of the Year for their dedication to working with Club members. NCSU Cheerleaderswere recognized by Brentwood Boys & Girls Club for volunteering for four years. Every Friday during the school year, they can be found leading cheers and inspiring positive attitudes. Vision Church has a long-term relationship with the Raleigh Boys Club. They hold an annual Easter Egg Hunt, organize a school supply drive, and mentor boys at the Raleigh Boys Club. Greg Meluch was honored by the organization for his dedication as coach of the Capital City Crew, Boys & Girls Clubs’ ice hockey team, for eight years.

Anthena Denise Williams Sportsmanship Award is given annually to a member of the Raleigh Girls Club who demonstrates the qualities of Fraternity, Integrity, Courage, Perseverance, and Challenge. This year’s recipient was Sa’Daiziah Artis-Bowens, a 6-year member who is involved in the Junior Staff program, Torch Club, and a variety of sports, including Capital City Crew.

Ralph C. MooreWilliam C. Ethridge Foundation

Jill Griffis, Staff – 15 years of serviceCarol & Mike Weeks, Volunteers – 20 years of serviceDr. Billy Dunlap, Board of Directors – 25 years of serviceHugh McLean, Staff – 30 years of service

Robert StevensonWyndi GlasgowSandra Gifford

Judges for Fine Arts Exhibitand ImageMakers Exhibit

Nancy WhiteGab SmithZach Hearon

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February 2018

Mission: Boys & Girls Clubs Mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

61% African American

15% Caucasian

11% Latino

10% Multi-Racial

3% Other

MeMbers: 70% eligible for Free- or Reduced-price lunch, 41% live in single parent families.

Facility Hours: 2:30pm-8pm M-F during the school year, 10am-3pm Saturdays during the school year; 7am-6pm M-F during the summer.

average Daily attenDance: 966 in the School Year up 4% over previous year, 1,020 in the Summer up 6.8% over previous year.

total registereD MeMbers: 5,039

45,109 free, healthy afterschool meals served in the fiscal year26,384 free, healthy summer meals and snacks served

iMpact MeMbers: 1,389 members.(attended 52 or more times)

super iMpact MeMbers: 823 (attended 104 or more times)

Boys & Girls Clubs are led by Youth Development Professionals who create and lead programs to entice and engage school aged youth members. These programs are offered in five core program areas:

• The Arts, • Character & Leadership Development, • Education & Career Development, • Health & Life Skills, • Sports, Fitness, & Recreation

These programs provide our members a foundation for personal growth and an opportunity for staff and volunteers to mentor members to help shape amazing futures.

Feel “a lot more safe” at their Club than

other places.

Indicated “very true” that there is an adult

who believes that I will be a success.

Indicated “very true” that there is an adult who always wants me

to do my best.

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March 2018

The first of Boys & Girls Clubs’ three priority outcomes is ensuring that members graduate from high school ready for college, trade school, military or employment. Youth Development Professionals lead conversations with members and develop a culture within the Club to indicate that academics are important. Furthermore, they offer opportunities inside and outside of the Club to spark interests and explore diverse experiences. From homework help, to tutoring programs, to book clubs and reading programs, to programs designed to combat summer learning loss, to workshops on public speaking, robotics, internet safety, to college tours and career days, Boys & Girls Clubs help youth be academically successful.

AcAdemic success

89%

89%

MEMBERS IN OUR ORGANIZATION STATED THAT THEY EXPECT TO ATTEND A 4-YEAR COLLEGE.

MEMBERS BELIEVE SCHOOL IS IMPORTANT/VERY IMPORTANT.

96%MEMBERS EXPECT TO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL.

1,027 FOURTH QUARTER REPORT CARDS REVIEWED,

94% had improved to or maintained at least a

C average during the 2016-17 school year.

52.5% of Club members improved to or

maintained A/B average during the

2016-17 school year.

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April 2018

Powerade State Games of NCThanks to a relationship with NC Amateur Sports, Boys & Girls Clubs has been participating in Powerade State Games of NC’s Track and Field Meet for more than a decade. Club staff and volunteers worked all spring preparing Club members for the annual track event. Our members traveled to Greensboro in June to participate. Congratulations to these Club athletes for medaling in their events:

4X100 Relay 15-16 Girls – 3rd Place, 54.40 secondsBenecia Jackson, Carmen Haywood, Melicia Mouzzon, Dejhana Jones

1500M U8 Boys – 3rd Place, 6:54.86 | Tanner Beddingfield

High Jump 11-12 Boys – 1st Place, 1.35m | Anthony Jones

High Jump 15-16 Girls – 3rd Place, 1.50m | Carmen Haywood

Our Healthy Lifestyle programs develop our kids capacity to engage in behaviors that nurture their own well-being, goal setting, and living as self-sufficient adults. Programs include SMART Moves; Triple Play: A Game Plan for the Mind, Body, and Soul; as well as sports, fitness activities, garden activities, and more.

HeAltHY lifest Yles

942 members completed SMART Moves (healthy relationship, good decision making, pregnancy prevention, drug abuse prevention)

376 members completed Healthy Habits (nutrition programming)

301 members completed Street SMART (conflict resolution, gang prevention)

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May 2018

Character & Leadership programs are important in helping youth become responsible, caring citizens and acquire skills for participating in the democratic process. These programs and opportunities also help youth and teens develop their leadership skills as well as decision-making, planning and prioritizing, and contributing to their Club and community. Programs in this area include Million Members, Million Hours of Service; Torch and Keystone Clubs (leadership and community service clubs); and Youth of the Year programming.

cHArActer & citizensHip

Participants Jazmyne Chavis andKai Scarboro

54% OF TEENS REPORT VOLUNTEERING AT LEAST ONCE PER MONTH.

62% OF MEMBERS PARTICIPATED IN CLUB-BASED SERVICE AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH.

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June 2018

Allen Tate Realtors

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Barnhill

Barnhill Family Foundation

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

The CarMax Foundation

Caterpillar, Inc.

ChildTrust Foundation

City of Raleigh

Duke Energy Foundation

Extron Electronics

Genworth Foundation

Gobbler’s Run

Goodnight Educational Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Maynard

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services

Morgan Creek Foundation

North Carolina Community Foundation

North Carolina Problem Gambling Program, Division of MHDDSAS, DHHS

Peter Millar

The Pittsburgh Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tanner III

The Dilweg Companies

The Jim Allen Group

Mr. Samuel G. Thompson

Anna B. White Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

William C. Ethridge Foundation

Baker Roofing Company

Bank of America

Bayer USA Foundation

Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc.

Centro Mexican Restaurant/Day of Dead 5K

Credit Suisse Americas Foundation

Duke Raleigh Hospital

Fenwick Foundation

Farr Mill Foundation

Fidelity Investments

Google Fiber

Investors Management Corporation

Miller Family Foundation of Wake County

W. Trent Ragland, Jr. Foundation

Mr. Lawrence B. Shuping Jr.

C. Hamilton Sloan Foundation

Triangle Community Foundation - Send A Kid to Camp and Support for Places Awareness Program

U.S. Soccer Foundation

Wake County Board of Alcoholic Control

J. H. Walker Legacy Foundation

John Wall Family Foundation, Inc.

Wells Fargo

Mrs Libby W. Wendt

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE ($10,000 TO $19,999) PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($20,000+)

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AnonymousMr. R. Marks Arnold Mrs. Blanche R. Bacon Sharon and Ralph E. Capps Martha B. Capps Foundation Mr. Kevin P. Carlin Continuous Blessings Foundation Curran Foundation Jack and Toni Davis Family Fund of Triangle Community FoundationMr. Joseph B. Dempster Jr. William M. Dunlap, MDFirst Citizens Bank First National Bank General Motors FoundationBrenda and Ron Gibson Golden Corral Corporation Mr. Zachary M. Hearon Mr. Justin HowardMr. Larry King Liles Enterprises Inc. Mr. Steven C. Lilly InSight Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

A.B. Goodrich Contracting, LLC Alfred Williams & Company AT&T Atlantic Investment Management Bailey’s Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ray BakerBaker Roofing Employees Mr. Martin BordenBulk TV & Internet Mr. and Mrs. John J. Campbell Citrix Mr Matthew W Cooke Custom Brick Company, Inc.Delta Dental Foundation Edenton Street United Methodist Church First Tennessee Bank Mr. Grant Fisher Jr.FSNB National Association Gregory Poole Equipment Company Julie and Billy HamptonMr. Timothy Humphrey James River PetroleumJarco Supply, LLCJoe Moore and Company, Inc. Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLPKnier Family Foundation Mr. Mark Lee

Morgan Stanley Foundation Mr. Robert T. Newcomb Newcomb and Company Nivison Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David PerkinsMr. Paul Reynolds IIIRite Aid Foundation Robertson FoundationMr. William F. Salmon Smith Anderson Blount Dorsett Mitchell & Jernigan LLP and Community Fund of Triangle Community Foundation The Cal Ripken Sr. FoundationMs. Ann H. Tillery Town of Wake Forest TrueParallel, Inc. US Tennis Association - Southern Section WPP EndowmentWhite Memorial Presbyterian Church The B. Robert Williamson Jr. Foundation Xenith Bank

Mr. Michael J. Lingner Mr. James C. Little III Mr. Guy Lucas Marsh & McLennan Agency Kim and Hugh McLean Medalist Capital Juliette F. Newcomb Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Parker Patheon Professional Builders Supply The Ragland Family Charitable Fundof Triangle Community FoundationMr. Julian White Rawl Mr. Ford Robertson Mr. James E. Scott Janet and Keith Shoemaker SunTrust Bank SunTrust Bank Foundation Mrs. Kimberly Quarles Swintosky Mrs. Leah Goodnight Tyler Mr. Richard Alexander Urquhart II WakeMed Health & Hospitals WalmartMr. and Mrs. Sydnor Montgomery White Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Julian R. WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. Joe Roberson Young

DIRECTOR’S CLUB ($2,500 TO $4,999)VICE CHAIRMAN’S CLUB ($5,000 TO $9,999)

Hendrick Cary Automall HFFHouse-Autry MillsMr. and Mrs. Craig C. Huggins Dr. R. Merrill Hunter IBM Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson III Martin Marietta Mr. Thomas McCormick MMIC Investment Holdings, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Moore Mr. Wayne A. Morrison, Ms. Barbara P. Raine Ms. Gwinn Moss NC State Wolfpack Club North Carolina Bankers Association North Carolina Icehouse, LLC North Raleigh Optimist Club North State Bank PNC Rotary Club of Zebulon Mrs. Ann R. Rouse Mrs. Lynn Hobson Sears Shelco Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Smith III Mr. James M. Tanner Jr. Towne Insurance Tri Properties Wetherill Engineering Dr. Kerry N. Whitt, Ms. Lynn M. Rebello Mr. J. Cross Williams Jr.Mr. Robert J. Wyatt IIIMr. V. Charles WyattMr. Smedes York

Advance Concrete Alphagraphics Raleigh DowntownMr. Jonathan Mark BaucomBB&T The Bell Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Black Borden Foundation Brasfield & Gorrie Brinley’s Grading Service, Inc. Mr. Brick Brown III Mr. Gordon Brown Jr. Christ Episcopal Church Coca-Cola Consolidated CRTS, Inc. Cushman & WakefieldDanis Construction Company, LLC Mr. Michael Dannar Delta Gypsum Mr. Michael Dickinson Dollar General Literacy Foundation Drucker & Falk, LLC Eagle Rock ConcreteEYFood Lion Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation Community Relations Department Franklin Street Partners Ms. Kimberly Frederick Mr. Lyle D. Gardner Mrs. Anne Ferebee Gavaghan Mr. Mike Scott Glover Greenscape Inc./Weed ManHanson Aggregates Southeast, LLC

A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc. Mr. John M. Alexander Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mike AliceaMr. Kevin AllenMr. and Mrs. Dewey E. Alley Dr. John G. Alley Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce AndersMr. Glenn E. Anderson Jr.Mr. Kevin T. AndersonJames I. Anthony, Jr. Family Fund Atlantic Construction Sales, Inc. Ms Megan Babson Mr. T. Ed Bailey Mr. W. Prentiss Baker III Mr. William Lenox Baker Mrs. Helen Ballentine Mr. Mark Barker The Bret and Virginia Batchelder Family FundKatharine and Rob BelloirMr. Marvin B. Bennett IIIMrs. Tia McLaurin BetheaMr. H. Edward Boyles Jr.Mr. John C. Brantley IIIMr. Theodore D. BrattonBright Funds FoundationDr. Howard Richard BrownMs. Kelly Street Brown Mrs. Lisa Brown Ms. Jennifer BruceCarolantic Realty Carolina Condrey Group, Inc./NWMF Carolina Partners in Mental Healthcare, PLLC Mr. William CarterCaruso Homes, Inc.Caudle Sand & Rock Company CBRE Centrifugal Consultants Mr. Raymond L. Champ Charles Schwab FoundationMrs. Sarah Sims ChessonCii Technology Solutions Mr. Jeffrey L. Cobb Sr.Mr. Ralph E. Connell Jr.Mr. Michael T. ConstantinoMr. M. Nicholas Cox

Crazy CombsThe Curtis Foundation Inc.Ms. Lisa G. Dale Dameron Family Foundation Davenport & Company LLC Mr. John M. DayMr. and Mrs. John Dickerson II Delta Development North Carolina J. DonohueDouglass and DouglassDow Building SolutionsDTS SoftwareEastern Turf MaintenanceMr. Lewis Edward Eggers Mr. Brodie Erwin Mr. Hugh Esleeck Ms. Carmen FairclothMr. McFerrin J. FalckMr. Keith M. FeuzIrina and James Fielding Mr. Harry Floyd Mr. Theodore M. Fowler Jr. Mr. Sheldon Fox Fred Anderson Toyota Ms. Vicki Frye Fusion Dental Care G6 Social Galaxy Fun Park GAP Foundation Mr. Greg GeorgesMr. Timothy D. GillJason T. Gladwell, DDS, PA Mr. Robert L. GomezMr. Justin Good Mr. Dean Gooden Mr. Major M. Goodman Gregory Development LLC Mr. R. Gordon GrubbHagerSmith Design, PA Hallam/ICS Mrs. Monica Brown HamlinMr. Billy O. Hampton Jr.Dr. Kendall Hash Hayes Barton United Methodist Women Mr. David Hatcher

CAMPER’S CLUB ($500 TO $1,499)COUNSELOR’S CLUB ($1,500 TO $2,499)

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Donations listed were given betweenJuly 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

We apologize if we inadvertently left out a supporter. In addition, the Boys & Girls Clubs received

1,449 gifts of less than $500.

Please be assured that we are most appreciative of all our supporters who choose to invest in our children.

The Redwoods Group, Inc. Mr. G. Johnson Rice Jr. Riley-Lewis General Contractor Mrs. Carolyn Gilliken Roach Franklin Lewis Robuck Family Foundation Inc. Mr. Jeff Rogers Mr. William H. Rogers Roofers Supply of Greenville Ms. Margaret Natalie Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sander Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Sandman Mr. Gregg E. Sandreuter Mr. Tom Schmidt Jr. Mr. Adam Shack Sentinel Risk Advisors Sir Walter Chevrolet Mrs. Barbara Brown Smith Ms. Jane Lucas Smith Mr. and Mrs. William R. Snellings Mr. Marc Sokol Mr. Kurt J. Sokolowski Dr. John P. Sorge Mr. Eric Sowers Mr. Jeffery J. Stephens Ms. Karen L. Still Mr. and Mrs. Clay Stober Ms. Amy Strecker Mr. Roscoe L. Strickland III Mrs. Suzanne Stroud Mr. Samuel Sugg Mrs. Marti Switzer Team DeMo’s LLC Temple Baptist Church Terramor Homes Mr. Walter N. Thurman The Townsend Family Foundation Tri-Arc Food Systems, Inc. Mr. William F. Troxler Jr. Troxler Electronic Laboratories, IncTrue Homes

Mikels & Jones Properties Ms. Corinna Miller Mr. John MillerMr. Stephen K. Millward and Ms. Christine M. Chase Tricia and Barry Millward Ms. Karen Paulette Mitchell Mr. H. L. Montague Mr. Timothy G. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morisey Jr. Mr. Neil Morris Dr. Jeff Morrison Mr. Howard D. Moye III Ms. Christina Floyd MyersNational Coatings Ms. Joan A. Nelson Mr. Sai Nidamarty Mrs. Margaret High Nowell Mr. George Openshaw Mr. Jonathan C. Oxford Mr. Rick Paden Mr. David Pannill Paragon Commercial Bank Paragon Safety Group, Inc. Elizabeth Ragland Park Fund of Triangle Community Foundation Parkside Town Commons Mr. Stathis Paulos Pendergraph Development, LLC Mrs. Maureen Perea Mr. Lee Perry Mr. R. Lee Perry Jr. Petway Mills and Pearsony Mr. Blake Phillips Pickle Tree, LLC Mr. Daniel Pietrzak Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pittman Planet Fitness Eastern NC, LLC PruittHealth, Inc. Raleigh Elks Club No. 735 Raleigh Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. Raleigh Radiology

Mr. Robert Eugene Hazelton Hendren Investment & Management Robert M. and Bonny Harris Herrington Fund of Triangle Community FoundationHire Strategies Mrs. Annette J. Holler Holly Springs Towne Center Mr. Gunther Carl Holsing Homes By Dickerson Mr. Paul A. Hoover III Mr. and Mrs. Ken Horn Hughes Pittman & Gupton, LLP Mrs. Winona Humphrey Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC Mr. Earl Johnson Jr. Mr. James Richard Jones III The Seby B. Jones Family Foundation Mr. Charles Roy Kabugo-Musoke Kane Realty Corporation Kcrn Foundation Mr. and Mrs. E. Larry Kelly Mrs. Casie Sears Kerr Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Highwoods Mrs. Laura Kneavel Mr. Dale E. Koch Ms. Amy Lawson LEAP PAL Parts Mr. Jeffrey Linder Ms. Elizabeth Lippincott Mr. Carman Liuzzo Mrs. Roberta Mac Fadden Mr. John D. Madden Mr. Larry Maddison Mr. Gregory M. Martin Mr. Scot McAlexander Mr. David L McCartney Mr. John T. McCoy Mr. Daniel P. McGrath Mr. Jermaine McKinley Mr. John McKinney Michael & Son Services

Villari Food Group, LLC Wake County Bar Association Mrs. Peggy Wang Mr. John W. Ward Mr. Frank Watson Watts Chapel Baptist Church Mrs. Anita Kirsten Weeks Mrs. Elizabeth A. Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. John J. White White Oak Commercial Ms. Suzanne Whitmeyer Mr. Charles P. Wilkins Mr. Blount Williams Mrs. Mishew Williams Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray Williams Jr Robert & Tracy Winston Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Chris Woody Ann and Ron Wooten Mr. Mike Worsham Mrs. Betsy Wray Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Wyker Ms. Louise Blake York Young Moore and Henderson P.A. Zebulon United Methodist Church Missions

CAMPER’S CLUB ($500 TO $1,499)CAMPER’S CLUB ($500 TO $1,499)

Youth of the Year is a national recognition program that celebrates the extraordinary accomplishments of Club teens. The program starts local with each Club site working with candidates to complete the application essays, improve their public speaking and interview skills, and engage in community service projects as a group. Judges are recruited to interview candidates and select a Club-level and an overall winner who will represent the organization in the North Carolina Youth of the Year Celebration. Club members who earn the Youth of the Year title embody the values of leadership and service, academic excellence, and healthy lifestyles.

The Club finalists were all introduced to the community at our Annual Youth of the Year Luncheon. At the event, each told the audience about how their Boys & Girls Club has impacted their life. For the first time in its history, the event featured all female Club members. Club Alumni and 1995 Youth of the Year, Corey May, was the emcee of the event and shared that the Club taught him the importance of an education and working hard to achieve his goals.

Congratulations to all of our candidates and winners!

Kai Scarboro, Youth of the Year, Zebulon Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year

Tyler Holt, The Club Teen Center Youth of the Year

Bianca Lanier, Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year

Denise Vasquez, Brentwood Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year

Brooke Reason, Futures Division Winner, Zebulon Boys & Girls Club

YoutH of tHe YeAr

2017 Youth of the Year and Futures Division Judges

Nick CoxMike CurranTeresa EberweinCynthia ErvinBrodie ErwinJerome Gay

Jerry HerrinLeslie Ann JacksonDominique JonesCarolyn LeithScot McAlexanderCarr McLamb

Regina PettewayJen ReelAngela SalamancaMikaya Thurmond

Nick AllenJon Mark BaucomTia BetheaNikki BoydMelvin BreedenKen Cox

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July 2018

Boys & Girls Clubs led two fundraising events, and partnered with others in the community for additional fundraisers. Breakfast of Champions is Boys & Girls Clubs biggest event of the year and brings together some of Wake County’s most influential businesses and community leaders. This year’s event featured NCSU and NFL standouts, Terrence and Torry Holt, and two inductees in Boys & Girls Clubs Hall of Fame. Ralph Moore joined the organization’s Board of Directors in 1973 and served for 39 years, including a term as Board Chair when he was instrumental in opening the Club in Wake Forest. The William C. Ethridge Foundation continues the relationship that Boys & Girls Clubs began with Bill Ethridge nearly 30 years ago. The Foundation was the first $1,000,000 commitment to a single campaign led by our organization, which was the recent $12 million BE THE ONE capital campaign.

To properly celebrate the organization’s anniversary, a 50th Anniversary Gala was held in May at the Raleigh Convention Center. The Gala featured two alumni of our organization Cameron Merrill and LeVelle Moton. Also featured was Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s 1973 “Boy of the Year” and current WRAL reporter, Gilbert Baez. The keynote speech was delivered by NFL Hall of Fame football player Andre Reed, who is also an inductee in Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Alumnus Hall of Fame. The Shakedown provided music for the dancing and festivities.

AmAzing events

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August 2018

In the spring of 2015, Boys & Girls Clubs was approached by Dennis Fitzgerald and DJF Builders to bring a Showcase Home to the Raleigh community. The concept was to build a 6,000 square-foot home inside the Beltline with rooms decorated by 18 designers. Upon completion of construction and decoration, it would be opened up to the public for three weeks of tours and events.

The proceeds from all events, tours, and sponsorships would benefit Boys & Girls Clubs. Notable sponsors include Sherri Hagerty and Allen Tate Realty. DJF Builders also contributed proceeds from the sale of the home to Boys & Girls Clubs. To maximize proceeds, the DJF team secured over a dozen in-kind sponsors that supplied various building materials.

After 18 months of work, the home opened to the public in the spring of 2017. During three weeks of tours, over 2,000 people toured the home. Combined proceeds totaled over $400,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs.

Capitol Broadcasting Corporation has been a supporter of Boys & Girls Clubs for nearly 30 years. Adding to their generosity, their MIX 101.5 division has hosted an annual Christmas party for 100 Club members since 2012. At the party, toys are distributed to each member who may not otherwise receive a gift. In December of 2016, “Two Men and a Mom” Sarah King, Jon Camp and Bryan Lord set out to collect “1,000 Toys for Girls and Boys,” successfully collecting nearly 3,000 toys.

The Raleigh Elks Lodge #735 has also long been a supporter. This year, we offer a special thank you for their donation of a new scoreboard for the Raleigh Boys Club gym.

pArtner HigHligHts

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September 2018

Officers:Tish Turner, ChairAnGel Ministries

Martin W. Borden, Vice-ChairParagon Commercial Bank

Kimberly Quarles Swintosky, TreasurerSmith Anderson

Richard A. Urquhart, III, SecretaryInvestors Management Corporation

Julian Williamson, Past ChairMikels & Jones Properties

Board of Directors:R. Marks ArnoldSmith Anderson

Austin BarnhillBarnhill Contracting Company

Katharine BelloirBaldwin&

Gordon BrownAlfred Williams & Company

Kelly Street BrownYoung Moore Henderson

M.S. “Brick” Brown, IIIFranklin Street Partners

Kevin CarlinMillennium: The Takeda Oncology Company

Jeff CobbFirst Citizens Bank

M. Nicholas CoxJarco Supply

Joseph “Bo” Dempster, Jr.Poyner & Spruill

J. Michael DickinsonMorgan Stanley Wealth Management

William Dunlap, MDRetired

Grant FisherCustom Brick Company

Hunter Eddins GentelRicci Law Firm, PA

Michael GloverIT Specialist

Julie HamptonBDO

Justin HowardMcGuire Woods

Timothy L. HumphreyIBM

Earl Johnson, IIISouthern Crane

Benjamin W. Kilgore, IVCBRE - Raleigh

Mark LeeBaker Roofing Company

Noel LichtinCommunity Volunteer

Steven Lilly Triangle Capital

Jim Little Keystone Corporation

Guy LucasMorgan Stanley Wealth Management

Scott MahoneyPeter Millar Company

Easter MaynardChildTrust

F. Scot McAlexanderXenith Bank

Gwinn MossCommunity Volunteer

Christina Floyd MyersFloyd Oil Company

Kirk Parker Red Eagle Companies

Deputy Chief Joe PerryRaleigh Police Department

Briggs PetwayPetway, Mills & Pearson

W. Trent Ragland, IIIRagland Properties

Ford RobertsonKilpatrick, Townsend & Stockton

William SalmonMarsh & McLennan Agency, LLC

Jim Scott Ernst & Young

C. Hamilton Sloan, Jr.FNM

Lorraine G. StephensL. Stephens & Associates, Inc.

James M. Tanner, III Berkadia

Samuel G. ThompsonSmith Anderson

Leah Goodnight TylerThe Umstead Hotel & Spa

John W. WardWells Fargo Bank

Thad WoodardCommunity Volunteer

Robert Wyatt, IIICommunity Volunteer

David Zaas, MDDuke Raleigh Hospital

Ralph E. CappsPresident/CEO

BoArd of directors

Edward Holton Allen & Flossie Powell Allen *AnonymousR. Marks ArnoldBlanche R. BaconW. Prentiss Baker, IIIThe Bell Family FoundationMary Craig and Brick BrownTim ClancyJulia and Frank Daniels, Jr.John W. DeytonWilliam M. Dunlap, MDWilliam C. Ethridge FoundationFirst Citizens Bank & TrustGlaxoSmithKlineEarl Johnson, Jr.The Seby Jones FoundationGary Joyner *

Blanche R. BaconFrank Daniels, Jr.Earl Johnson, Jr.

Jean and Ben* KilgoreMark LeeNoel LichtinJames C. Little, IIIHarold C. and Louisa S. McAllister *Gwinn MossMr. and Mrs. James E. NelmsMichael S. PattersonMary Ann and J. Gregory Poole, Jr.Mrs. W. Greyson (Ida) Quarles *W. Greyson Quarles, Jr.W. Trent Ragland, Jr. *Valeska and Mark RedmondWilliam SalmonJ. Frank Scott *Carol and Temple Sloan Foundation

Ralph C. MooreJames T. StoneGeorge C. Turner

Ann C. and C. Hamilton Sloan FoundationEve and Sherwood SmithJames T. StoneAnn H. TilleryGeorge C. TurnerMr. and Mrs. James W. VoltzMartin L. “Chuck” Wachtel, IIIMichael R. WatermanElizabeth K. Wilkerson *S. Montgomery White, Jr.The John C. Williams FamilyWinston Family FoundationG. Smedes York

* Deceased

M.L. “Chuck” WachtelS.M. White, Jr.G. Smedes York

The following have made a planned or endowment gift to the Boys Club of Wake County Foundation, Inc. (EIN:58-1553011):

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AdvisorY council

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Caroline and Jim StoneKimberly Quarles SwintoskyMichelle and Jimbo TannerThe Dilweg CompaniesThe Junior League of RaleighThe News & ObserverThe Redwoods GroupSammy ThompsonTroxler Electronic Laboratories, Inc.TrueParallel, Inc.Cindy and Richard UrquhartAlison UtheAmber and Jue WatkinsWells FargoBill WhiteJeanne and John WhiteMonty and Nancy White Fund of Triangle Community FoundationIn Memory of Elizabeth K. WilkersonWilliam C. Ethridge FoundationWilliams Realty & Building Company, Inc.Kathryn and Murray Williams Blanche Williamson, Beth and Julian Williamson, Caroline Williamson, Caroline Williamson, Rob Williamson, Wyndham Williamson, Pell Williamson, Blanche Williamson and Elizabeth WilliamsonIn Honor of “Gammy” and “Uncle Earl”Charles WinstonJan and Thad WoodardSherry and Tom WorthSmedes York Family

Friends of Dr. Billy DunlapWilliam Dunlap/ Shawnee SundquistEYPeggy and Jim FainFirst Citizens BankLyle GardnerRon and Brenda GibsonMichael GloverJordan GockeRaymond Goodmon, IIIAnn and Jack HarrisJohn HarveyRobert HatleyCarla and Bill HollisPenelope HornsbyIBMEarl and Margery JohnsonEarl and Caroline JohnsonAnn and Gene JonesKane Raleigh CorporationIn Memory of Benjamin Wesley Kilgore, IIIJames King, IILaura KneavelNoel LichtinJames Little, IIIJanet LutzMary and Scott MahoneyMarsh & McLennan AgencyMartin MariettaThe Maynard Family FoundationRobin and Scot McAlexander

Beth and John McDonnellTonya MillsRalph and Linda MooreGwinn MossPat and Vick MooreRobbo and Carol NewcombCecile and Marc NöelNomacoNorth Carolina Bankers AssociationKirk and CC ParkerMike and Mary Patterson Family Fund of Triangle Community FoundationPeter MillarTricia and Stuart PhoenixPlexus Capital, LLCPoyner Spruill, LLPPublix Super Markets CharitiesSusan and Tom RabonW. Trent Ragland, Jr. FoundationValeska and Mark RedmondBrian ReidFord RobertsonWyndham Robertson In Honor of Blanche Bacon and Earl Johnson, Jr. William and Angela SalmonDorothy SankeyEdwina ShawSloan Family FoundationsNicole ShoemakerSherwood and Eve SmithSmith Anderson

contriButors to tHe 50tH AnniversArY fund And gAlA

Advance Auto PartsAlfred Williams & CompanyJohn Alley, Jr.April AnthonyJames AnthonyFriends of Blanche Bacon and Earl Johnson, Jr.Joan and Prentiss BakerBaker Roofing CompanyPenny and Bob BarnhillBatchelor, Tillery & Roberts, LLPBB&TThe Bell Family FoundationTia BetheaLinda BlountBlue Cross and Blue Shield of North CarolinaElizabeth and Martin BordenSory BowersCapitol Broadcasting CompanySharon and Ralph CappsGray and Kevin CarlinCarolina HurricanesChaucer Charitable FoundationCoastal Credit UnionThomas CourageFrank A. Daniels, Jr.In Honor of Julia Jones DanielsDJF BuildersDelta Dental FoundationMichael DickinsonDuke EnergyDuke Raleigh Hospital

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Statements of Financial Position 2017 2016 2015 2014 AssetsCash and investments $ 885,962 335,737 317,852 190,031Pledges and grants receivable 968,366 1,020,113 896,691 880,877Land, buildings and equipment, net 6,309,472 6,583,720 6,829,771 6,211,589Other assets 20,023 43,440 30,027 39,859Assets restricted for capital additions 1,792,808 1,748,284 1,460,993 2,336,578 Total assets $ 9,976,631 $ 9,731,294 9,535,334 9,658,934

Liabilities and Net AssetsAccounts payable and accrued expenses $ 66,236 57,688 156,559 615,760Notes payable to bank - - 673,000 300,000 Total liabilities 66,236 57,688 829,559 915,760Net assets 9,910,395 9,673,606 8,705,775 8,743,174 Total liabilities and net assets $ 9,976,631 $ 9,731,294 9,535,334 9,658,934

Statements of ActivitiesPublic support $ 6,211,444 $ 6,854,155 5,602,086 6,773,904Other revenue 164,833 159,392 162,433 151,686 Total revenues 6,376,277 7,013,547 5,764,519 6,925,590

Program services 5,100,155 5,103,950 4,912,716 4,738,698Supporting services 1,039,333 941,766 889,202 789,697 Total expenses 6,139,488 6,045,716 5,801,918 5,528,395 Net change for year $ 236,789 967,831 (37,399 ) 1,397,195

Statements of Cash FlowsCash flows from operating activities $ 615,816 (381,031 ) (242,657 ) (111,126 )Cash flows from investing activities (556,386 ) (679,454 ) (1,629,436 ) (1,263,199 )Cash flows from financing activities 490,795 1,078,370 2,024,838 1 ,422,896Net change in cash $ 550,225 17,885 152,745 48,571

* This selected financial data is presented in summary format to provide information regarding the performance of Boys Club of Wake County, Inc. in a manner that is meaningful and useful to the widest range of readers. This information is derived from the audited financial statements, which were audited by Batchelor, Tillery & Roberts, LLP, CPA’s. Financials represent fiscal years ending June 30 for each respective year.

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