“To enable all young people, especially those who need us the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.”
A Safe Place To Learn And GrowOngoing Relationships With Caring, Adult ProfessionalsLife-Enhancing Programs And Character Development ExperiencesHope And Opportunity
Character And LeadershipEducation And Career DevelopmentHealth And Life SkillsThe ArtsSports, Fitness And Recreation
This tragic loss is the reason we are here.
Meet the folks who make it all happen. We see big potential in every moment, and care deeply about what we do every day. Our unique development ensures that we have the very best staff all over the world, and at every level of operation. Our leadership team reflects a group of diverse individuals with breadth and depth of experience across the company.
Interim Executive Director
21st Century Coordinator
SMART Girls
Ellisa Tallent
Lead Coord of Shepherd Elem
Tutor
Elementary Coordinator
Director of Operations
Membership Coordinator
Director of EngagementPending
Administrative Assist.
Director of Students in Training
(*)** Board Chairman**Executive Board
In an effort to provide full transparency as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we make our 990 tax forms publicly available.
1. Safe, Positive Environment: Club staff, programs & age-appropriate settings create stability, consistency & a sense of physical & emotional safety for members. The Club provides structure & clearly defines acceptable behaviors. 2.Fun: The Boys & Girls Club of the Piedmont generates fun for its members. The members develop a strong sense of belonging through connections they establish with staff & peers. Staff members make the Club feel like home, fostering a family atmosphere & creating a sense of ownership for the members. 3. Supportive Relationships: Club youth develop meaningful relationships with adults and their peers. Staff members actively display warmth, caring, appreciation, acceptance and guidance in their interactions with members. 4. Opportunities & Expectations: Club youth acquire physical, social, technological, artistic, & life skills. Clubs encourage members to develop a moral character while reinforcing high expectations & help members with school & post-secondary education. 5. Recognition: Clubs recognize & support young people's self-worth & accomplishments. Staff members encourage youth & provide positive reinforcements & experience successes. The Club showcases young people's achievements.