Join Bob in support of Lunch Break - Smilow Rainier Vista Virtual Tables
Bob
- What is a virtual table?
- Virtual tables give Boys & Girls Clubs supporters around the country the chance to support programming at the Clubs. Everyone that donates will “join” a virtual table and receive updates about the impact of their contribution in the coming months.
- How do I join a table?
- All you have to do is give! You can donate to the overall event or support a specific table captain’s table by donating on their page.
- Why should I give?
- We need your support to help give everyone access to Clubs like Smilow Rainier Vista. While membership is only $36, it actually costs $500 to provide a year of homework help, healthy snacks and mentorship.
- How do I learn more about the Smilow Rainier Vista club?
- Go to their website or Facebook page.
Thanks to...
| Mar 19 |
Laurie view profile
Laurie
made a 100 contribution |
| Mar 11 |
Greg view profile
Greg
made a 50 contribution |
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100 from 1 offline donor |
My virtual table
As a donor, County Board Treasurer, and member of the Advisory Board of one of the 11 Clubs, I personally see how every donation makes an impact – ensuring that kids who come through the doors at Rainier Vista Boys and Girls Club have a positive and safe place to get a healthy meal, academic support, mentorship, fitness, and programming in STEM, leadership, music, dance, art, and much more.
It costs roughly $1500 a year to service one club member. Please keep this in mind as you consider a gift within your means and stretch a little if you can as your gift will help us support kids to achieve their dream — especially those who need us the most. Below are just a few examples of ways your generous donation can impact kids.
Thanks for caring!
Warmly,
Bob Clough (Smilow Rainier Vista B&G Club Advisory Board)
About the Joel E. Smilow Clubhouse and Teen Center at Rainier Vista
Kids may walk through the SRV doors for the fun we offer, but we do far more than entertain these youngsters. Our nationally recognized programs and activities impact children in three essential ways:
- Academic success—Improving grades, reducing high school drop-out rates, and teaching kids to see themselves as learners.
- Good character and citizenship—Encouraging community service, reducing juvenile crime rates, and instilling an attitude of engagement.
- Healthy lifestyles—Teaching healthy behaviors, reducing drug use and childhood obesity, and fostering a positive self-image.
It is the vision of the SRV team that any club member who wants to enhance or change their life direction or outcomes could be a part of our club and the great programming that goes on for ages 5-19.
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