Join The Club!
Stalnaker Unit
1410 N. Fremont Avenue
Springfield, MO 65802
417.865.2821
Henderson Unit
835 West Calhoun Avenue
Springfield, MO 65802
417-869-4111
Musgrave Unit
720 S. Park Ave
Springfield, MO 65802
417-869-8211
3rd Annual Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield Auxiliary Walkathon
Walk This Way!
Just by walking, you can help the youth of our community on a path to a better future. Funds raised provide college scholarships for Boys & Girls Clubs members. Last year’s event raised over $12,000!
You are invited to form your own team. We ask that each walker of a team raise a minimum of $25, with $50-$100 the goal! Please scroll down for forms and more information. Contact Pat McCormick at 889-5776 to register your team!
Each participant receives a t-shirt, food, refreshments and a chance to win prizes!
Individuals are welcome (No pre-registration necessary) for a contribution of $25, students $10.
Date: June 27, 2009
Time: Registration - 9:30 a.m.
Walk begins at 10:00 a.m. (walk will take les than 1 hour)
Place: Boys & Girls Clubs - Stalnaker Unit
All Purpose Room - We will walk the new Jordan Creek trailway.
Contact the Boys & Girls Club for further information at 862-9249.
THANK YOU SPONSORS:
Presenting Sponsors
- Heart of the Ozarks Sertoma
- Queen City Sertoma
- Risdal Enterprises
Kid Team Sponsors
- Morgan Stanley - The C & B Group
- Positronic Industries Inc.
- Musgrave Unit Torch Club
T-Shirt Sponsors
- Body F/X of Columbia
- Bugsy Malone’s Inc.
- Springfield Apartment & Housing Association
- Springfield First Community Bank
- Springfield Trust Company
- TCSI/Transland, Inc.
- David C. Ukena, DDS, PC
- UMB Bank
FORE! The Kids Golf Tournament
Our 2nd Annual FORE! the Kids Golf Tournament was held on Friday, May 15, 2009 at the Twin Oaks Country Club. We would like to thank everyone who helped to make this a great event again this year, including the following:
Golf Committee
Sean Crayton (Chair)
J.W. Gibbs
Billy Hixon
Rick Muenks
Nick Burlison
Randy Bachus
Sponsors
Ace Sponsors: Bobby Allison & Jack Stack
Eagle Sponsor: Heart of the Ozarks Sertoma Club
Birdie Sponsor: Ron Stenger Companies
Par Sponsors: Springfield Trust Company, Merrill Lynch, Billy Hixon, Nixon & Lindstrom, Queen City Sertoma, Morgan Stanley, Signs Now, Barker Phillips Jackson, SMC Packaging, Southwest Valuation, William Zickel Company
Jay Miller smokin' the best doggone ribs this side of the Mississippi.
Hole Sponsors: Randy Bachus, Cardinal Roofing, Artisan Construction Services Inc., Supercuts, Anonymous, and AAA Payday Advance.
Results
Championship Flight A-Flight
1st place: Barker Phillips Jackson 1st place: Ron Stenger Companies
2nd place: William Zickel Company 2nd place: JP Morgan Chase
3rd place: Nixon & Lindstrom 3rd place: SRC Team #1
B-Flight Closest to Hole
1st place: Heart of the Ozarks Sertoma Team #3 Bill Pitt at 13′10″
2nd place: Signs Now
3rd place: Morgan Stanley
Longest Drive
2009 Summer Enrollment Is Here!!!
Membership Packets are Available Starting Monday, March 16th for Current School Year Members. Open Enrollment to the Public will be Available Starting Wednesday, April 15th. (Sign up as soon as you can to avoid being placed on the waiting list as we will fill up fast on first come/first served)
Dates of Operation:
June 1st to August 21st
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday - 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Teen Night Program for Tuesday & Thursday Nights We Close at 8:00 p.m.
(We Serve Ages 6 to 17)
1221 West Madison Street
Springfield, MO 65806
(417) 523 - 5700
(SUMMER ONLY!!!)
THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SPRINGFIELD ANNOUNCES THE 2009 YOUTH OF THE YEAR
Jeremy Snow
Jeremy Snow, a member of the Musgrave Unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield, has been selected as the Club’s 2009 Youth of the Year. Administered by Boys & Girls Clubs of America (B&GCA), the Youth of the Year program recognizes superior leadership skills, academic achievement, obstacles overcome and outstanding service to Boys & Girls Clubs and the community.
Jeremy Snow is an 18-year-old Senior at Parkview High School with a GPA of 4.5. Jeremy will have completed 37 college course hours as dual enrollment upon graduation from Parkview. Jeremy plans to attend the University of Arkansas.
Jeremy loves community service work saying, “I love helping people out”. Jeremy has volunteered for several years to be a standard bearer at the Price Cutter Charity Championship. He enjoys coming back each day watching the golfers try to tame the course. Jeremy and his family work together on recycling doing trash cleanups while out on family camping trips. Jeremy likes to read books to the younger members at the club and help out where he can. When describing Jeremy’s character a club staff member stated; “balanced, respectful, focused and committed, always completing what he starts”.
As the Youth of the Year winner, Jeremy Snow is a positive role model for today’s young people. Jeremy will receive a $12,000 College Scholarship, funded by our Springfield Boys and Girls Club Auxiliary. He will also serve as the spokesperson for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield in 2009. As the 2009 Youth of the Year winner from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield, Jeremy will now compete at the State Youth of the Year competition to be held in Jefferson City on March 31st.
Wash Your Car & Benefit Area Youth!
Would you like to have a clean car and benefit area youth at the same time? Go to Legends Express Car Wash, located at 1146 S. Glenstone and 1820 W.
Battlefield, and follow these instructions:
- Press Fundraiser on the screen
- Enter 1047 for the code
- Select Wash 1 or 2
- Enter method of payment
- Always FREE vacuums!
Torch Club and Keystone get 20% of your purchase. THANK YOU!
Torch Clubs are small-group leadership and service clubs for boys and girls ages 11-13. Torch Club members learn to elect officers and work together to implement activities in four areas: service to Club and community, education, health and fitness, and social recreation.
Keystoning is a dynamic teen program. Keystone Clubs are leadership and service clubs for boys and girls ages 14-18. Keystoners elect officers and implement activities in six areas: service to Club and community, character and leadership development, education and career exploration, unity, free enterprise, and social recreation.
