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Books are a valuable source of information, creativity and empathy. If you’re not a book lover now, you will be soon. Here’s how reading makes you a better person.
Gratefulness is not something which comes naturally; it needs practice. If you want to live an altruistic life and practice thankfulness this month, check out these easy steps you can take.
Four inspiring NASCAR fans who are making a difference in children’s lives through local children’s organizations were announced today by The NASCAR Foundation as finalists for the 14th annual Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award, including Carlos Washington of Florence, South Carolina, a volunteer who has dedicated 20 years of service to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area, which offers programs that promote the childhood development by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging, and influence.
We offer a wide range of programs to meet the needs of those affected by our cause.
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Our programs are designed to enrich children's lives and teach lessons they can use forever.
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Our Impact This Year
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Days Open a Year
252
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Youth Served
3,000+
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Club Sites
6
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Healthy Meals Served
160,500+
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Sgt. Priscilla Zimmerman * from the 70sLooking back, before attending the Club, my dreams and opportunities were limited, but once there I learned self-respect and self-worth and the whole world opened up for me.
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Michael Woods * from the 90sThe Club has provided me with a lot of my “first” experiences: traveling in and out of SC, staying overnight in a hotel, riding on an airplane, and even my first job. I don’t know where I would have ended up had it not been for the Club.
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Salisha Rigsbee * Phoenix, Ariz., Assistant Attorney GeneralNo matter where you go in life, you’ll always go as far as you believe you can go. ... The Club is where I learn how to set standards and accomplish them.
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Rev. Terry Alexander * from the 60sI am thankful for the strong adult mentors the Club had, as they provided me the guidance needed for my future success.
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Benjamin Baker * from the 2000sI never saw a trajectory for my life, but they wouldn't count me out.
