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Annual Report 2022-2023
Dear Friends of the Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena,
Like each year at this time, we are struck by how quickly the year flew by, and reminded how important it is to be intentional. In the blink of an eye, our youngest kids progress to our Teen Program, then bid farewell to the Club to their next chapters. Here’s what the Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena’s intentionality has looked like this year.
GOING DEEPER
More than just an annual theme, Going Deeper for us this year meant taking a harder look at the needs of our kids and families, and pushing harder to address them, like with our Case Management Program. We’re recognizing that many kids have been negatively impacted by many factors these past few years. In this program, we identify such children, assess their
needs, and then work with their parents and guardians to surround them with support and services to help overcome the difficulties they face. It’s the same in the academic realm with our Tutoring Program that is helping kids get past learning loss and other challenges.
DATA
Going Deeper also means gathering, reporting, and acting on more data than we have in the past. It’s one thing to see and feel participation, engagement and growth, but quite another thing to measure those things with facts and numbers that measure our successes, and ultimately guide us in our decision making. This year was a great re-start that will boost us forward in a big way next year and beyond.
DEVELOPING OUR PEOPLE
BGCP has been very sensitive to changing workplace dynamics and has been able to retain a best-in-class staff by offering opportunities for them to grow as employees through trainings and coaching, as well as offerings for personal growth such as educational and financial planning assistance. Employee retention and job satisfaction are paramount to providing our
members with an Optimal Club Experience.
Delivering on Program Excellence
A final thought on intentionality for the year is Delivering on Program Excellence, providing a wide range of opportunities for members, and always striving for the highest quality outcomes. One example of this, and there are many, was the expanded CREATES program. CREATES returned after the pandemic and provided opportunities for all Club members at all locations to
express themselves through highly personal visual art. Their pieces were showcased at gallery-style exhibitions open to Club families and the wider community. Members were able to create pieces using a range of high-quality art materials across a range of visual artistic disciplines, including sculpture, fashion design, pastels, photography, and more.
Each day, we feel deeply and focus on the WHY of what we are doing – we are preparing good citizens to become the next generation of business leaders, of informed community members, of parents and workers, and your neighbors and friends. We invest everything we have toward giving them all the very best start at this, and appreciate everyone who joined us in this journey this year.
Best,
Lisa Cavelier, Chief Executive Officer
Barry Pyle, Board Chair
OUR MISSION
We enable children and youth in the community, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, healthy, and responsible citizens.
The Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena is an 86-year-old organization committed to education and youth development. Our goal is to identify the barriers our kids have to learning, remove those barriers, and bring out the best in them through our out-of-school education and enrichment programs.
Throughout the year and all summer, the Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena provides opportunity and hope to Pasadena community kids, many of whom come from under-resourced economic, social, and family circumstances. We offer programs and services to every child, regardless of race, gender, religion, economic status, or any other factor.
Top Highlights of 2022-2023
This year, the Club offered new programs in response to members’ needs, celebrated our 85th Anniversary, and increased the number of members served. Here are some highlights:
Club membership grew by 15% from 933 in 2021-2022 to over 1,000 in 2022-2023
Celebrated our 85th Anniversary all year long. We kicked it off with a special 85th Birthday Community Party, planned fun and meaningful "85"-related activities for our members, held an "$85 for 85" alumni fundraising campaign, and more!
Offered new programs, including Life Skills Groups, Family Advocacy/Case Management, Improv, Drama, E-Sports, Cooking, Film, and Comic Art. And a new Changemakers program focused on social justice and leadership development.
Deepened our program offerings in sports and the arts. Members joined new flag football, indoor soccer, and basketball teams, and the CREATES program provided all Club members an opportunity to create and display a unique and personal art piece in a gallery-style exhibition.
Launched a three-year, $600,000
Teen Excellence Initiative Campaign
to continue rebuilding teen membership and attendance post-pandemic, and advance the Club's work with teens in the areas of college preparation and access, workforce exploration, and leadership development.
Club-wide "House" System continued to thrive, fostering a sense of belonging and connection in members. Project-based challenges focused on healthy lifestyles, academic success, breast cancer and diabetes awareness, discovering dinosaurs, and diverse cultural celebrations.
526 volunteers donated 4,170 volunteer hours in 2022-2023, providing tutoring and homework help; teaching special classes like chess, coding, art, volleyball, origami, and dance; and beautifying Clubhouse spaces.
Expanded our Sleep-Away Camp this summer, where 60 members enjoyed the local mountains and participated in 4 days of swimming, archery, hiking, canoeing, crafts, and more.
Held a record-breaking Black Tie & Burgers Gala at the newly renovated Mackenzie-Scott Clubhouse, raising over $300,000 for programs and entertaining guests with a totally awesome 1980s experience, tied to our 85th Anniversary commemoration
Fun never ends at the Club, including a chance to get outside and enjoy a friendly water fight
Members created a special “85 Reasons We Love the Club” framed poster in honor of BGCP’s 85th Anniversary
Members participated in CREATES Art projects, stimulating their critical thinking, creativity, and self-expression
Club Family Spotlight
It’s been an unbelievably challenging five years for Edson, 12, and his mom Iris. Learning about their journey is like reading the pages of an epic novel like The Odyssey. However, their story is very real, and it is one which we at the Club are moved by daily in our service of those who need us most.
It all started about five years ago, when the gangs in Guatemala threatened Edson’s older brother to join them “or else.” Tragically, “or else” meant never coming back home one day. Iris and Edson believe that he was murdered.
Protecting herself and Edson, Iris made the difficult decision to migrate north. Along the way in Mexico, they were kidnapped. And then, at the Rio Grande crossing, they were attacked by killer bees and rescued by border patrol. It took a month in the hospital for them to heal, and the incident received media coverage.
Through family and friend connections, Iris and Edson settled briefly in nearby Lancaster until they were evicted. They are now living in a home with other families in Pasadena, but still experience housing instability.
When they first settled in Pasadena, Edson would pass by the colorful Mackenzie-Scott Clubhouse and told his mom – “I want to go there!” Iris believed it was too costly for Edson to attend. However, after reaching out to
Clubhouse Director Mario Maytorena and working with Club staff, Edson is now able to attend the Club. He has been coming to the Club since the Summer of 2023.
Edson now calls the Club his second home. Suffering from anxiety and depression since his unimaginable ordeals, Edson finds the Club to be a place of happiness, safety, and support. He says that he found his home at the Club, and that everyone loves him here.
The Club is also a place where Edson receives help with challenges at school and his English and History classes. With the help of Club staff like Mr. Frank and Mr. Mario, Edson’s grades in those subjects rose from near-failing to an A. Edson considers them both like counselors. (Note: While they are highly trained, dedicated staff members, Frank and Mario are not trained counselors!)
Through all the darkness, Iris’ face lights up when she talks about Edson at the Club. She says that at the Club, “kids get good education, love, and have safety. And lots of help and caring.” And she is grateful for a safe place while she’s hard at work cleaning houses or, more recently, recovering from an accident.
Edson is hopeful for his future. He wants to become an attorney and “help people any way he can.” In the meantime, Edson brightens the Clubhouse with his cheerful attitude and willingness to participate in activities and programs. We deeply appreciate Iris sharing her family’s story with the Club, and we are privileged to support Edson on his journey toward a Great Future!
Core Programs Offered in 2022-2023
The Club’s programs align with our three pillars of Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character and Leadership
Development. This year, we deepened our program offerings in many areas, especially in the areas of wellness and social-emotional
learning. As always, our members had abundant opportunities to build their leadership, teamwork, academic, social, athletic, and
creative skills, as well as to develop positive relationships with peers and trusted adults. Here are the highlights of programs offered in
the 2022-2023 fiscal year, both during the school year and all summer long:
ACADEMIC SUCCESS
PROJECT LEARN & MORE
Project Learn is BGCP’s signature year-round program focused on academic success. Project Learn helps Club members perform better in school and build self-confidence, leading to a sense of overall satisfaction and academic accomplishment. Project Learn’s components include Power Hour daily homework help, individual tutoring when needed, and high-yield learning activities that keep learning fun. Teens also benefit from diplomas2Degrees, a college and career readiness program designed to ensure that high school members graduate on time with a customized plan for the future. And the Summer Brain Gain program, with its fun and engaging learning activities, ensures that all members keep their brains sharp during the summer months.
SKILL-BUILDING ENRICHMENT
Programs such as DIY STEM, CREATES, and Arts with an “S” provide hands-on opportunities to build “hard” skills that have translatable career and creative applications. These include coding, robotics, photography, mixed media, fashion design, sculpture, and more. The Money Matters Program teaches members the fundamentals of financial literacy, including creating and adhering to a budget. The Club also partners with the K-9 Youth Alliance to provide a 3-week rescue dog training program, enhancing older members’ sense of responsibility, discipline, and compassion for others.
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
TRIPLE PLAY
Through Triple Play, members adopt a healthy diet, practice healthy lifestyle choices, and are educated about the importance of a lifelong commitment to fitness. Sports offered during 2022-2023 included baseball, indoor soccer, flag football, golf, rock climbing, basketball, and volleyball. BGCP’s sites also offer plenty of social recreation opportunities with members and staff through ping pong, pool, foosball, and board games.
AQUATICS
The Aquatics Program is a signature offering at BGCP, teaching members that swimming is not only a life-saving skill, but it can be a fun and fulfilling part of a healthy lifestyle. Our Aquatics staff teach members how to improve their skills in the water, fair play, and teamwork.
GOOD CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
LEADERSHIP PROGRAMMING
Through the Club’s character and leadership development programs, Club kids learn to be engaged citizens involved in the community who model strong character and plan to register to vote. The Club offers three signature leadership development programs: Torch Club, Keystone, and Youth of the Year. A new Changemakers program also helped empower older members to build new solutions to societal challenges. Ryan’s Green Team also promotes environmental stewardship and develops members to become leaders who take action to protect the planet.
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
The Club offers proven character development programming to members on a rotating schedule, including Passport to Manhood, SMART Girls, KidSmartz, and SMART Moves. These programs offer age-appropriate lessons to members about healthy decision-making, physical and emotional safety, peer and media influence, self-care and self-esteem, relationship-building, conflict resolution skills, and more.
NEW WELLNESS PROGRAMS OFFERED
In response to the escalating mental health needs of youth at the Club and in the community, the Club significantly increased its efforts to advance youth wellness. Beginning in the 2022-2023 school year, the Club added two new programs to build members’ social-emotional skill development and to provide at-risk youth with individualized supports. First, weekly Life Skills groups, facilitated by marriage and family therapist trainees, teach middle and high school members critical social-emotional skills rooted in mindfulness and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). In addition, the Club’s new Family Advocacy Program provides targeted case management services to the Club’s highest-risk youth, supporting members as they pursue their goals and navigate personal and educational challenges. These programs complement the Club’s existing wellness programs, including “Meta-Moment” emotional regulation program for all members.
Our Demographics in 2022-2023
1,077
children and youth aged 5-18 attended the Club during the 2022-2023 fiscal year.
75%
of Club members live in low- to moderate-income households
78%
of members are children of color: 34% Hispanic/Latino, 14% Black/African American, 22% White, 9% Asian, 15% Bi-racial/Multiracial, and 6% Other
72%
of members reside within Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD)
Impact on Club Members in 2022-2023
100%
of Club members promoted to next grade on time
90%
of members agree "feel safe being myself at the Club," up from 89% in 2022
89%
of members ranked their "Sense of Belonging" as optimal or fair, compared to 86% in 2022
98%
on-time high school graduation rate
96%
of members "try to help" when they "see people in need," up from 91% in 2022
91%
of members believe that, "If I am the leader of a group, I make sure everyone feels important," compared to 88% in 2022
Volunteer Spotlight
We are privileged to benefit from many special community partnerships. Two of these are our partnerships with Ability First and Southern California Resources for Independent Living. Every week, their helpful clients assist us with Clubhouse tasks. From organizing school supplies, to sanitizing surfaces, to supporting with administrative projects, our cheerful friends help ensure that our Clubhouses are clean, organized, and stocked. We deeply appreciate their time, energy, and commitment to the Club!
Staff Spotlight
Frank Jacob embodies what it means to give back. Frank, the Club’s Athletic Coordinator, is both an alum of the Club and a 7-year Club employee. Frank started attending the Club when he was just six years old, and as he grew up, he found it to be a refuge from Pasadena’s gang violence. It was a place where he learned how to play basketball from caring coaches, discovered a talent for drawing and crafts, and felt the love of Club staff who believed in him, mentored him, and showed him how to become a man.
The Club was also a place that showed youngsters in Northwest Pasadena another way, a positive alternative to gang and street life. Frank says that he has friends who are not alive today because they didn’t have a place like the Club to come to, or mentors like former Club staff members Larry Cole and Joe Ford. He is proud to be a product of Northwest Pasadena, and to show how the Club led him down a life-saving path.
Life has come full circle for Frank. His own children now attend the Club, and he is instilling the values he learned at the Club into a new generation. Frank is committed to saving young lives by being a coach, mentor, and trusted adult to today’s Club kids. He encourages Club members to believe in themselves, stay motivated to pursue their goals and make good choices, and to be accountable for their actions.
Frank also sees that the Club has improved in many ways from his youth. The Club’s more structured and wide-ranging programs give members more opportunities to learn new things that they might not otherwise learn. For example, Frank credits the new Meta-Moment program for teaching members how to identify emotional triggers and regulate their emotions and actions. He wishes that he and his friends had this program growing up, because on the streets, “all they know is fighting.” Frank also created his own program called Identify Crisis, which helps members identify who they are and what they value. Frank also appreciates that the Club is a diverse place where kids learn to respect, value, and learn from people who look differently from them.
As the Club’s Athletic Coordinator, Frank leads many of the Club’s sports teams and health and fitness programs. Through these activities Frank teaches members the value of teamwork, integrity, and not giving up. As an example of the next generation of lives he’s touched, former Club kids who have gone on to play professional sports in the NBA and NFL, have come back to personally thank Frank for coaching them.
With his positive, fun attitude, and his steadfast focus on motivating the next generation of Club kids, Frank is truly a “game-changer” at the Club. His work everyday at the Club truly saves lives and builds Great Futures!
2022-2023 Financials
BGCP has generously benefited from in-kind donations in the amount of $134,000. See our Amazon wish list here, https://shorturl.at/gjpL8.
Our Generous 2022-2023 Donors
$50,000+
Sustainer Circle
The Ahmanson Foundation
California Community Foundation
George WM Patton Charitable Trust
Mary B. Patton Trust
Pasadena Community Foundation
$10,000 - $49,999
Guardian Circle
Lisa & Michael Burke
Capital Group Companies
City of Pasadena
Leslie & John Clayton
Clayton Industries
County of Los Angeles
Disney Worldwide Services
Dwight Stuart Youth Fund
First Citizens Bank
Anonymous Foundation
The Georgina Fredrick Children’s Foundation
The Green Foundation
Harding Foundation Trust
Shekinah & Justin Holiday
K.T. & E.L. Norris Foundation
The Kirby-Jones Foundation
The Kleindorfer Family
The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation
Margaret & David Mgrublian
Michael J. Connell Foundation
The Milias Foundation
Pasadena Child Health Foundation
Patron Saints Foundation
Preferred Bank
Melina & Barry Pyle
Sahm Family Foundation
Samuel H. Clinedinst Trust
Jan & Carl Siechert
Mary & John Snider
Debra & Brian Spaulding
Cheryl & Craig Stewart
Eileen & Michael Williamson
Barbara & Chris Wood
$5,000 - $9,999
Advocate Circle
Alexandria Real Estate
Anonymous (2)
California Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs
Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation
Lisa & Bruno Cavelier
Jennifer Lee-Dick & Nathan Dick
Fairchild-Martindale Foundation
Thomas Hulick
Panda Cares Foundation Inc.
Robert A. Waller Foundation
Ann Stewart
Supervisor Kathryn Barger
Todd & Denise Walklett
Alyce Williamson
$1,000 - $4,999
Superhero Circle
A.J. Longo & Associates
Anonymous (2)
Jan Adams
Christina & Thomas Altmayer
Phillip & Lourdes Bloom/American
Scenic Design
Rami Apelian
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Charles & Lisa Battaglia
Maggie Bell
Benevity
Berkshire Hathaway Chartiable Foundation
David Blazek
Dottie & Robert Bohrer
Cyndi & Jim Bonaccorso
Katherine & Kent Brandmeyer
Cars
Georgina Clayton
Colburn Family Foundation
Comerica Bank
Leslie Cross
Cybergrants
Dermatology Arts
Diana Rogers Neder
Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Eversole Trust
Marie & John Fintland
Laurie & Mark Finucane
Beth Fishbein
Tu & Robert Fong
Cassandra Forgey
Roubina Gourdikian
Gary Hakman
Kristin & Berkeley Harrison
Lucy Hartford
Ellen & Michael Hatch
Rebecca & Nicholas Haussling
Maryanne & Matthew Herrill
Maureen & William Hollingsworth
Susannah & Pat Howard
Jackie & Greg Howorth
Inspire Brands Foundation
Kirsten & Brandon Joel
Cynthia & Jim Keltner
Morgan Kim
Kelly & Andrew King
King Henry’s, Inc.
L.A. Lakers Youth Foundation
Lagerlof, LLP
Lorraine & David Laible
Anne & Phillip Lee
Robb Mills & Rick Lieber
Mary & James Luck
Claire & Darren Marco
Emma & Edward Mariscal
Denise & Stephen Matthews
Dorothy & John Matthiessen
Robin McCormick
Tori & Mike McCullough
Lynn Melillo
Emily & Scott Mencken
Susan & Paul Miller
Melina & Phil Montoya
Eva & Robby Moon
Maria Nazario
Lola Osborne
Pasadena City College
Gioia & Larry Pastre
Payden & Rygel
Joel Pena
Melinda & Charles Phillips
RBC Foundation
Russell Ball Fund
Hunt & Roslyn Salembier
Francesca Schlueter
Hilary & Jeff Scofield
Seiter Family Foundation
Lalita & Allan Shenoi
Shoresh Foundation
Judith & Ted Snyder
South Pasadena Prayer Breakfast
Cynthia Sherman & John Stipanov
Kelly & Martin Sylvester
Spencer Tien
Tournament of Roses Association
Lucia & Cyril Vergis
Vons Albertsons Foundation
Catriona & Simon Waters
Whole Foods
Susan Williams
Wilson-Weinberger Family Fund
Philip Wojdak
Catherine & Eric Wood
$500 - $999
Champion Circle
Kathleen Aicher
Altadena Rotary Club
Leslie & Mark Anderson
Anonymous
Nolan Arcos
Bank of American Employee Giving
Campaign
Barbara & Dick Baptie
Buckley Barrett
Jeannine Bogaard
Margo & Bob Bottcher
Bryan Bowers
Roberta & Robert Burns
Patricia Chang
Charities Aid Foundation of America
Ann Cullen
Sandy & Robbie Davis
Jamie Davis
Robin Deighan
Norma Del Toro
Tim & Susan Delaney
Drum Workshop Inc.
David & Rebecca Ebershoff
Jennifer & Marcus Errico
Kimm Nasser-Fenn & Michael Fenn
Terri & Mark Forbes
Louis Friedman
Carolyn Garner-Reagan
Kathleen Gavin
Sandra Goodenough & Richard Schulhof
Grace & Li Yu Family Foundation
Margaret & Paul Grossman
Joan Harper
Dupriest Hill
Anh-Luu Hohnbaum
Larry Irvin
J. McLaughlin - San Marino
JCPenney
Jeffery Johnson
Megan Katerjian
Jeff & Margaret Kean
Sara & Josh Langley
Norma & Howard Lee
Lisa Maurath
Kelsey McCullough
James McInerny
Janice & Jose Mercade
The Newell Family Giving Fund
Congressmember Judy Chu
Linda & George Sakellariou
Lorraine & Lonnie Schield
Winde & Domenic Sciarra
Rashmi & Todd Turner
Elisa Ventura & Gregory Peacock
Dajun Wang
Jennifer & John Webster
Elise & Rick Wetzel
Sue & Stephen Wilder
Joanne & Richard Wilson
Seeta Zieger
$250 - $499
Partner Circle
AmazonSmile Foundation
Anonymous
Warren Arnett
Laurie Arroyo
Bonnie Buratti
Patricia Cavender
Andrea & Daniel Cheng
Rob & Michelle Clark
Desiree Covey
Paul Blazek Critelli
Jeannie Delaura
Barbara Ealy
Edgewood Realty Partners, LLC
Lerna & Joe Ford
Rudy & Jorja Frank
Stephen Friedfeld
Darla Garrett
Kathleen Garvey
Star Jorgensen & Jamar Giles
Erich Hartmann
Karen & Abhinandan Jain
Barbara & Frank Jameson
Elizabeth & Mark Kavaloski
Del Lile
Connie Manz
Denise & Christopher Mathews
Marianna & John McConaghy
Mary & Britt McConnell
Patricia Montbriand
Dee Mortiz
Stuart Nowinski
Clarisa Ravelo O’Dell & Mat O’Dell
Judith Alvarado & Michael Oran
Judy Ostrander
Karin & Jonathan Primuth
Ruby Silas
Smart & Final Charitable Foundation
Gwendolyn & Byron Spears
Spokeo
Trang Trinh-Byrd
Brendan Turner
United Way California Capital Region
United Way Greater Los Angeles
United Way of Los Angeles
United Way of Southwestern Pennslyvania
Chris Yee
Theresa Zix
Up to $250
Supporter Circle
Joan Aarestad
Joan & Michael Allan
Howard Allen
Jannette Allen
Anne Anderson
John Anderson
Susan & Steve Anderson
Warner Anderson
Daisy Anderson
Anonymous (10)
Janette Arenz
Carla Arevalo & Gabriel Garcia
Cynthia & Vincent Ary
Nancy & Robert Asher
Patsy Ault
Michelle Richardson Bailey
Lisa Barrios
Alejandra Benavides
Cynthia Bengtson
Nick Bernstein
Brian Biery
Evelyn & Steven Boss
Carol Bourland
Kenneth Brady
Deirdre Brenner
Karen & Neil Brown
Nattalie & Donald Bruce
Carol Burton
Mary Lou Byrne & Gary Kearny
Lane Campbell
Lisa Carlson
Michele & Thomas Carter
Corey Castillo
Noli & Bill Caswell
Quartney Cervantes
Annie Chen
James Ciampa
Phyllis Cichon
Julie Clayton
Meg Coffee
Mel Cohen
Michele Colliau
Jodi Collins
Kate & Thomas Cook
Mary Donnelly Crocker
Connie Cummins
Virginia & Stuart Cypherd
Kim & Antonio D’Amico
Sara Daubney-Kinney
John Dorger
Linda & Frank D’Oro
Melissa Eaves
Julie Echols
Henry Edwards
Elite Class Realty Inc.
Mehdi Emrani
Jacqueline Epley
Victoria & Efren Estrada
Berne Evans
Colleen Evans
Jane Fall
Farm Fresh to You
Jimmy Francis
Beatrice & Michael Fruchter
C.G.
Tunde Garai & Bill Terramorse
Sheila & Jim Garber
Janette & William Grigg
Barbara & Frank Grossman
Helen & Robert Grubbs
Gina & Rodrigo Guerra
Jeffrey Hamamoto
Colleen Hamman
Jeremy Han
Genevieve Harvey
Dena Hawkey
Shelly & Mark Hoherd
Amanda & Mark Holdsworth
Courtney Hotchkis
Sally & William Howley
William Hua
Linda & Gustav Hubert
Wendy Hudson
Maria Isaza
Travis Jackson
Elizabeth Jimenez-Scaggs
Eric Johnson
Lynne & William Johnstone
Virginia & Thomas Jones
Tink Cheney & Barry Jones
Yasmin Anway & Robert Kamins
The Kammer Family
Thomas Kemp
Marjan Khazra
Shannon King
The Koch Family
Kona Ice
James Kreider
Kim La
Dennis Lam
Carol Lee
Jenna Leventhal
Varnell & Nate Lewis
Donalid Lieu
Adriana Lim
Ruey Lim
JD Lovrensky
Gabriela Lozano
Brent Lund
Annette & Michael Madden
Georgina & Mark Maechling
Brian Andrew Mahler
Joy Malik-Hasbook
Milinda Martin
James Maund
John Mauro
Leah & Douglas McCrary
Tim McDonald
Nuri Merino
Phil Miles
Sarah & Eric Miller
Phyllis & Ray Mills
James Mitchell
Stephanie & Tom Moffat
Christine & Bruce Moision
Robyn Moore
Sanda Mosteller
Lourdes & Edgar Nozawa
David T. Nyerges
Senator Anthony Portantino
Aurelia Okafor-Smith
Old Navy - Gap
Judy Opel
Scarlett Osterling
Jerrald Pedrotti
Patrick Pittman
Susana Porras
Susan Proctor
Alison Rainey
Ralphs Grocery Company/Kroger
Kathie Reilly
Winnie Reitnouer
Ann Rey
Kerrie Riley
Jilleen Westbrook & Kent Roberts
Martha Rodriguez
Eric Rogers
Caryn Rothschild
Alfred Rothschild
Linda & Richard Ruiz
Jane Russell
Linda Sandors
Vanessa Schulz
Victoria Smith
Sharon Madden
Tammy Silver
Eileen Sinner
Stephen Smith
Sara & Jeffrey Smith
Jay & Syma Srinivasan
The Stand - Pasadena
Timothy Still
Jaynie & Woody Studenmund
Vanessa Tachiquin
Teri Guberman
Tip Top Cleaners
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Irena Valentin
Abel Vergis
Vicki Keros Interiors
Stephen Wacker
Carol & Bruce Wagner
Craig Wallace
Eric Walters
William Warren
Allison Washburn
Gary Watanabe
Ona Welder
Sally & William Wenzlau
Roberta & Ronald White
Marilynne & Roger Wilander
Virginia & Christopher Wilson
Patricia & Dan Winkel
Nancy & Randall Wise
WOW Productions
Harwood Wright
Alex Yin
Alisa Yingling
Jennifer & Geoffrey Yure
Linda Zoolalian
- 1937 Legacy Society -
The Club would like to specially acknowledge members of BGCP’s 1937 Legacy Society. These are individuals and families who have provided for the Club in their estate plans and are advancing the Club’s long-term sustainability. With their help, the Club will be able to build Great Futures for generations to come.
Anonymous
David Blazek
Rick Lieber
Tori and Mike McCullough
Emily and Scott Mencken
Melinda and Charles Phillips
Jan and Carl Siechert
Debra and Brian Spaulding
Barbara and Chris Wood
Richard Wood*
*Deceased
- Recurring Monthly Donors -
The Club benefits from supporters who amplify their impact through monthly donations. Their donations help cover recurring expenses at the Club, like art and STEM supplies and sports equipment. A very big thank you to these recurring donors.
Maggie Bell
Phillip and Lourdes Bloom/
American Scenic Design
Norma Del Toro
Shekinah and Justin Holiday
Larry Irvin
Anne Lee
Brian Andrew Mahler
Lynn Melillo
Emily and Scott Mencken
Aurelia Okafor-Smith
Melinda and Charles Phillips
Susan Proctor
Victoria Smith
Alex Yin
- Teen Excellence Initiative Donors -
The following individuals made a significant investment in our Teen Excellence Initiative during the 2022-2023 fiscal year, with major gifts in the amount of at least $5,000. We deeply appreciate their belief in the Club’s work to significantly improve the lives of Pasadena teens!
Lisa and Michael Burke
Clayton Industries
Tori and Mike McCullough
Margaret and David Mgrublian
Melina and Barry Pyle
Cheryl and Craig Stewart
Barbara and Chris Wood
For more information on the 1937 Legacy Society, becoming a recurring donor, supporting the Teen Excellence Initiative, or other ways to support the Club, please contact Anne Lee at anne.lee@bgcpasadena.org.
We changed lives because of you!
Support comes in all shapes and sizes. Thank you for ensuring our success with your generous donations.
