Boys & Girls Club-Cliff Hagan

The Boys & Girls Club of Evansville began operations in December 1957. Originally opened as an all-boys youth serving agency, today the Club provides programming and services for the most at-risk boys and girls of our community. As an affiliate of the Boys & Girls Club of America, the Evansville Club maintains high standards to remain in good standing with the national organization. In doing so, the national organization provides a variety of services and programs to help in creating a positive environment for young people. The Boys & Girls Club currently has four sites - the Main Unit on Illinois Street and the Fulton Square Unit on Dresden ( a partnership with the Evansville Housing Authority ) ; and the Howard Roosa and Cedar Hall School Extensions ( partnerships with the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation ). There are over 2, 000 kids served at the four sites. In addition to the youth directly served at our sites, the Boys & Girls Club of Evansville is reaching another 4, 000 young people through the SMART Moves Program, sponsored by Vectren, in the schools. On July 8, 2008, the Boys & Girls Club officially broke ground on its new facility located at Bellemeade Park. The Club's Main Unit property was purchased by Berry Plastics to make room for Berry's new world headquarters. With over 4, 300 children, age 0-17, living within a one-mile radius of the new site, the Club is looking to serve thousands of more kids. The new facility officially opened on June 1, 2009, and has proven to be a great move. From June 2009 to August 2009, over 1, 300 NEW members registered as members of the Club, and we experienced an average daily attendance of 350 members. This move has been described as having an "immediate impact" on the lives of the children living in Evansville's Center City. We continue to provide excellent, nationally tested and proven programs at all of our sites, and we are grateful for the community's support!

Girls Inc. of Owensboro, KY, is the longest-running girls' leadership program dedicated to empowering girls to become strong, smart, and bold leaders. Through expert advocacy and programming, they support young women in reaching their full potential while addressing inequity and discrimination. With a focus on building a new generation of confident leaders, Girls Inc. provides resources for girls to grow up healthy, educated, and independent. Their impact is evidenced by a commitment to shaping girls who can enact positive change within their communities. Generated from the website

Welcome to Girl Scouts of Raintree Council! We are one of more than 100 councils chartered by Girl Scouts of the USA. Each year, the council serves more than 10, 000 girls and 2, 500 volunteer adults in eleven counties in Southwestern Indiana Posey, Gibson, Vanderburgh, Warrick, Pike, Daviess, Knox, Martin, Dubois, Spencer, and Perry Counties. Girl Scouts is the world's preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls all girls where, in an accepting, nurturing environment, girls build character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth. Girl Scout Mission Statement Girl Scouting builds girls of confidence, courage and character, who make the world a better place. Girl Scout Promise and Law These are the guiding principles upon which Girl Scouting is founded, as stated in the opening passages of the organization's Constitution. Fri, Jun 11 - Sat, Jun 12 Overnight campers arrive late afternoon. Games begin June 12, in a.m.