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Impact 2012
Learn about how the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley is taking initiative to help provide resources and education to children who are faced with many crisis in their every day lives.
Read about it: Impact 2012: A Call to Action on Behalf of America's Kids
Youth Report to America: National Keystone Project
An Ounce of Prevention Read about the Boys & Girls Clubs' success in Newsweek!
BGCA Media Coverage
It Only takes One- as seen in Parade Magazine from our spokesman Denzel Washington
Club Awarded Grant from Sonoma Valley Fund
Summary: Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley was awarded a Branch Out Grant in the amount of $2500 to conduct GIS Day 2009 from the Community Foundation of Sonoma County’s Sonoma Valley Fund...more
July 2008
Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley was awarded a Branch Out Grant in the amount of $2500 to conduct GIS Day 2009 from the Community Foundation of Sonoma County’s Sonoma Valley Fund.
In collaboration with the US Forest Service, and Sonoma Ecology Center, the Boys & Girls
Club will celebrate and host the Ninth Annual Worldwide GIS Day, a day of education about
GIS, or Geographic Information Systems, on November 19th. Last year’s event drew 200 middle school kids and over 150 primary school aged children at the Maxwell Farms Park
Clubhouse.consisted of presentations, demonstrations and hands on experiences all based on education about GIS using real world applications of the technology. Representatives from the US Forest Service and Sonoma Ecology Center were on hand to promote awareness of open space and conservation. For more information, please contact Katie Holden at 938.8544 x106 or kholden@bgcvom.org. www.bgcvom.org.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley was awarded a Branch Out Grant in the amount of $2500 to conduct GIS Day 2009 from the Community Foundation of Sonoma County’s Sonoma Valley Fund.
In collaboration with the US Forest Service, and Sonoma Ecology Center, the Boys & Girls
Club will celebrate and host the Ninth Annual Worldwide GIS Day, a day of education about
GIS, or Geographic Information Systems, on November 19th. Last year’s event drew 200 middle school kids and over 150 primary school aged children at the Maxwell Farms Park
Clubhouse.consisted of presentations, demonstrations and hands on experiences all based on education about GIS using real world applications of the technology. Representatives from the US Forest Service and Sonoma Ecology Center were on hand to promote awareness of open space and conservation. For more information, please contact Katie Holden at 938.8544 x106 or kholden@bgcvom.org. www.bgcvom.org.
