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Dominic Madia – Agent, Farm Bureau Financial Services  \nSusan McMurry – Founder, McMurry Foundation Drew Perkins – Attorney, Perkins Law P.C. Tim Postel – Owner, McDonald’s of Casper Bryce Row – Vice President, Jonah Bank Ian Sandefer – Attorney, Sandefer & Woolsey Rebecca Sedar – Agent, Remax the Group Kayla Tanner – Community Volunteer  \nJack Tarter – Community Volunteer  \nKent Thompson – Principal, Natrona County School District Patricia Wilkinson – Office Assistant, Dubois Telephone Exchange  \nLarry Wilson – Sales Consultant, Greiner Motor Company Mitch Zimmerman – Owner, Computer Associates Rhonda Zimmerman – Owner, E&F Towing & Transport  \nFoundation Board  \nPhil Schmidt, President-Community Volunteer Matt Grant, Vice President-New York Life Sadie Carson, Secretary-CPA  \nBill Cubin – CPA, CPA Consulting Group, LLP Kim DeVore – Senior Vice President/CFO, Jonah Bank Tyler Holthouse – Owner, RVB, Inc.  \nBen Kirven – Attorney, Kirven and Kirven, P.C.  \nDrew Perkins – Attorney, Perkins Law, P.C. Mike Sullivan – Community Volunteer  \nMitch Zimmerman-–Owner, Computer Associates  \nNumber of Members  \n2,535   \nTotal Youth Served  \n7,913  \nClub Locations:  \n1) Buffalo-189 N. Cedar St. -Buffalo  \n2) Dean Morgan Teen Center-1440 S. Elm St. -Casper  \n3) Dick & Lynne Cheney Cowboy Ethics Teen Center 1701 E. K St. -Casper  \n4) Dubois-401 Carson St. -Dubois  \n5) Glenrock-645 S. 3rd St. -Glenrock  \n6) Journey Elementary-2401 Hickory St. -Casper  \n7) Lincoln Elementary-945 Jane St. -Casper  \n8) Main Club-1701 E. K St. -Casper  \n9) Paradise Valley Elementary-22 Magnolia-Casper  \n10) Verda James Elementary-701 Carriage Lane-Casper  \nTotal Snacks and Meals Served to Kids  \n105,893  \nBreakfast/Lunch served during COVID modifications  \n14,627  \nCurbside Cuisine meals served during COVID modifications  \n7,190  \nMaycee walks into the Club  \nwith a smile on her face and a sparkle in her eyes. She heads to the sewing corner where she grabs the project she’s been work  \ning on. It’s one of her favorite activities at the Club. It’s something she’s discovered she’s good at.  \nHer smile, the sparkle…. wasn’t always there. In her short 8 years, Maycee saw her mom struggle through addiction. It got to a point where a Buffalo couple stepped in to give the young girl a more stable environment. With that move came an introduction to the Boys & Girls Club of the Bighorns. The more she attended the Club, the more her smile returned. Maycee has formed a connection with Club staff, feeling safe and accepted. It has boosted her confidence and has given her a new energy which shines through that sparkle in her eyes.  \nAs a toddler, she  \nwatched the adults in her life toss her baby brother out like an unwanted pet. She watched her mother pass out from a drug binge more than once. She walked the streets with her mother, homeless. She was dropped off at strangers houses while her mother looked for her next high. Her father had been deported back to Mexico. All of this before the age of 4.  \nDolly had a rough start in life. She and her brother Reed eventually landed in the foster care system. It was from there that a woman who changed their life forever entered the picture. The siblings were taken in by Dana and they became a family.  \nTo give them a fresh start, Dana and her husband Bruce, as their","cbCaivO9qyR9kR0o","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivO9qyR9kR0o","pdf",18505406,24,"English","# Board and Foundation Leadership\n## Board of Directors\n## Foundation Board\n# Membership and Service Metrics\n## Number of Members\n## Total Youth Served\n## Club Locations\n## Snacks and Meals Served\n## COVID Modifications\n# Youth and Family Stories","[{\"question\":\"What leadership bodies are listed in the report?\",\"answer\":\"The report lists the Board of Directors and the Foundation Board, including officers and their affiliated organizations.\"},{\"question\":\"How many youth were served, according to the report?\",\"answer\":\"The report states Total Youth Served as 7,913.\"},{\"question\":\"What COVID-related meal service changes are reported?\",\"answer\":\"It reports breakfast/lunch served during COVID modifications (14,627) and curbside cuisine meals served during COVID modifications (7,190).\"},{\"question\":\"What do the included stories highlight about the Club’s impact?\",\"answer\":\"They describe how the Club provides stability and belonging, rebuilds confidence, supports learning activities, and helps youth maintain connections during COVID disruptions.\"}]","BGCCW Annual Report 2020 | PDF",1791060295]