2020 IMPACT REPORT - Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas
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2020 IMPACT REPORT
Year in Review
PUTTING COMMUNITY FIRST
There are few words to describe the challenges our
communities endured in 2020. From the loss of hundreds
of thousands of lives at the hand of COVID-19 to civil unrest,
we faced obstacles that many of us have never experienced
in our lifetimes. But the BGCD community—donors,
administrators, staff, and volunteers—banded together to not
only meet the needs of our Club members and their families
but the community at large.
Last Spring, BGCD made several mobile “Grab and Go”
stations available for a hot meal in area neighborhoods
with the most need. On the Club level, staff and volunteers
organized food and snack giveaways. We also encouraged
the community to get moving with a virtual step challenge
to celebrate Day for Kids. During the holiday season,
BGCD families received backpacks filled with books, a gift
card, and more in our first-ever drive-through book fair.
VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING & EVENTS
Keeping the safety of our stakeholders is paramount at BGCD.
At the start of the pandemic, we launched “BGCD at Home,”
an online portal filled with hours of on-demand programming.
Covering all of our core programming areas, members and
their parents have the opportunity to watch a variety of mini-
lessons, from culinary arts to crafts to vocabulary games, all in
the comfort of their homes.
BGCD took to the web for several of its fundraising events
and trainings. From our annual TOPPs event held on
Facebook Live to our first Community Conversations webinar
on mental health, BGCD adapted to communicate with
these stakeholders in a fun, yet safe way. Additionally, staff
participated in crucial diversity and inclusion training and
board of directors retreat, both facilitated online.
DOING WHATEVER IT TAKES TO
SUPPORT KIDS
There’s no doubt that the pandemic has deeply affected one
of the most vulnerable groups of the population - our youth.
Learning loss and declining mental health is a legitimate concern,
particularly in minority and low-income communities.
In the Fall, select BGCD Clubs opened their doors to assist
students and families impacted by the delay of in-person campus
instruction at their schools. These Temporary Learning Centers
were open daily and gave Club members the opportunity to utilize
the Clubs internet connections, computers, and laptops. Staff was
on hand to assist kids with connecting to their virtual classes.
In 2020, BGCD received the Boys & Girls Clubs of America League
of Eagles Silver Award! This award is granted to Clubs who
achieve a high level of engagement from its board of directors.
OUR MISSION & PROGRAMS
BGCD’s mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need it most, to reach their full potential
as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Programming in three core areas meets the diverse needs and
interests of our 6,000 Club members, ages 6-18. These core areas include:
• Academic Success
• Good Character & Citizenship
• Healthy Lifestyles
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JESUS SEGOVIA
2020 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas Youth of the Year
Jesus Segovia was named the 2020 Youth of the Year for Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas. He was a graduate of
Uplift Luna Preparatory and was a four-year member of the East Dallas Boys & Girls Club.
His family has seen its share of struggles. Growing
up he didn’t feel like he fit in. Although Jesus was
born in this country, his family only spoke Spanish
at home and he hadn’t really learned English, even
up to middle school. At the same time, his dad
struggled to find consistent work and his mom was
working day and night to support the entire family.
BGCD has became a beacon of hope for Jesus.
He describes it as “life-changing”. Because of his
situation, Jesus didn’t think college was in the
cards. But with the help of his Collegiate STEPs
mentor and the opportunity to go on college
tours, he has seen first-hand that the possibilities
are endless for people like him.
Jesus became active in his Club and community.
He spends evenings at the East Dallas Club
tutoring younger members. He was also been
active in track and field and attended the
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute where he had the opportunity to visit Capitol Hill and speak to senators
about the problems the youth face every day.
Jesus is now attending Saint John’s University in Minnesota, majoring in entrepreneurship. He hopes to
influence his community and encourage them, just like BGCD has done for him.
“Boys & Girls Clubs has given me a glimpse into a future that I couldn’t picture before,” said Jesus.
30,000+ 1,500+ 3
IN REACH ON FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, MEALS SERVED MOBILE WIFI HOTSPOT
AND YOUTUBE VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING DURING PANDEMIC BUSES DEPLOYED
Our 2020 Mission Impact
5,638 58% BLACK / AFRICAN AMERICAN
KIDS SERVED 28% LATINO / HISPANIC
5% BIRACIAL / MULTIRACIAL / OTHER
3% WHITE / CAUCASIAN
35 Includes registered members and youth
served through community outreach.
GREATER DALLAS AREA CLUBS
CLUB LOCATIONS
MALE FEMALE
52% 48%
YOUTH
9 26 6-12 YEARS OLD
STAND-ALONE
CLUBS
SCHOOL-BASED
CLUBS
68%
OVER MEALS SERVED TEENS
550 73,295 32%
VOLUNTEERS
2020 Financial Highlights
G H C
F B
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REVENUE: FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES:
A. 27% $1,675,214 ENDOWMENTS A. 85% $4,724,326.31 PROGRAM SERVICES
B. 19% $1,158,218 FOUNDATIONS B. 12% $672,859.22 GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE
C. 19% $1,140,781 CORPORATIONS C. 3% $5,546,194 FUNDRAISING
D. 10% $605,924 PROGRAM SERVICES
E. 10% $603,993 INDIVIDUALS $5,546,194 TOTAL EXPENSES
F. 7% $438000 UNITED WAY
G. 7% $432,445 SPECIAL EVENTS
H. 1% $29,978 OTHER
$6,084,553 TOTAL REVENUE
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas: 4816 Worth St. • Dallas, TX 75246 • (214) 821-2950
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2020 Contributors
$1,000-$9,999 Britney English William Kramer
7-Eleven, Inc. Robert English Zach Kyler
Ainslie Foundation Sandra Estess Phong Le
Altamont Capital Partners ExxonMobil Corporation Lennox International, Inc.
Amerigroup Corporation Sandra and Gary Fernandes Lockton Dunning Benefit Company
Bank of America DFW Small Frost Bank Lone Star Park Charitable Foundation
Business Team Modesto Garcia Barbara and Gerald Louviere
Betsy and Joseph Barrett Garitty Charity Trust Sharon and Christopher Lyons
Charles Beach Garland D. Rhoads Foundation, M&M Foundation
Ben G. Barnett Foundation Bank of America, N.A., Trustee Sonya and Bill Macatee
Joseph Berry Geico Philanthropic Foundation Jennifer and James Massey
*Berry Corporation Lynne and Gil Glover Suzanne and Robert McCarron
Bibby, Brilling & Associates, LLP Brandon Golden Joanna and Reid McKinney
Allison Bradshaw Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC Michelle and Mark Meiches
Felicia Brewster Graham and Carolyn Holloway Methodist Health System
Family Foundation Foundation
Deborah and Larry Bridges
Donna Haglin Martin Metzger
Carol and Sean Bronson
Ann and James Harris MidFirst Bank
Alton Bryant
Harrison and Brittany Barnes Miramar Ventures I, LTD
Anonymous Community Fund
Cynthia and Robert Campbell Raamel Mitchell
Harry S. Moss Foundation
Christi and Kevin Cannon Ce’Ce and Alexander More
Rue and Gray Henry
Marie and Michael Capellas Julienne and Robert Murchison
Aurelia Heppner
Carroll and Reed Carroll Muse Family Foundation
Highland Park Lodge
Veronica and Mark Cartwright NAIOP - North Texas Chapter
Hill & Wilkinson General
Wanda Catoe Contractors National Basketball Player’s
Association
Suzanne Chaney Hitachi High-Tech America
NBC Universal
City of Dallas Nancy and James Hoak
Jan and Thomas Newsome
City of Richardson Helen Hobbs
NFP
Jared Clay Alice and Brian Holland
Partha Niyogi
Samantha and Joel Clum HUB International Personal
Insurance Nwamadi Family Scholarship Fund
Renee and Rodger Collins
Travis Hunter Hollie Ober
*Comerica Bank
Audrianna Irving Anonymous
Josh Cooper
Kanika and Vinay Jain Oncor Electric Delivery Company, LLC
Corsicana Area Foundation
Latisha and Derrick James Paul Panza
Courtney Family Charitable Fund
Julie and Patrick Jennings Greg Peel
Samantha Crispin
Sara and Jay Johnson Planning Services
DealerSocket, Inc.
Jones Day Polyguard Products, Inc
Lora and Carl DeMasi
Caitlyn Jurica Mike Poray
DFW Happy Hour Society
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. Nancy and James Riddle
Anna and Tom Duerr
Kimley-Horn Foundation Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation
Ecolab Foundation
Barbara and Michael Kimps Kelsey and Artem Rogachev
Kelly and Tom Ehlmann
King Aerospace Jerome Rose
Marty Ellen
Kiwanis Club of Lakewood Rotary Club of Grand Prairie
Charles English Foundation Inc
Jill Klores
Joy SandersNadine and James Schmeltekopf Bessie I Hofstetter Trust Nike, Inc
Ann and Matthew Schooler Better Together Fund Maureen and Mike Parks
Anonymous Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Pearl Thornell Charitable
Foundation
Wilemia Shaw *Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Perry Graham Charitable Trust
Spaulding Ridge Bridgestone
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Margaret and James Spellings Jean Ann Brock
Condoleeza Rice
Nicki and Paul Stafford *CEC Entertainment , Inc. Katy and Wayne Rigler and St.
Kristin and Jody Staggs Charles Schwab & Co. Barnabas Presbyterian Church
Gabriel Stagner C-III Capital Partners LLC Ronald McDonald House Charities
Carla Sweatt *Coca-Cola Anonymous
Jason Sweet Communities Foundation of Texas *Sean Lee’s Dreambuilders
Foundation
The Capellas Family Charitable *Cotton Bowl Foundation Fund
Giving Fund Simmons Sisters Fund
Dallas Mavericks Foundation
Anonymous Southern Methodist University
Deloitte
The Hoak Foundation State Farm Mutual Automobile
DPR Foundation Insurance Company
The IMA Foundation Ernst & Young LLP Stephens Investments
The Kiwanis Club of Corsicana Eugene Straus Charitable Trust Dennis Sternitzky
Beth and Chuck Thoele Karen and Thomas Falk Strategy Farm
Thompson & Knight Foundation FC Dallas Foundation Subaru
Linda and David Timmerman Fluor Corporation Mari and Jeffrey Sullivan
Rachel and Christopher Trowbridge Fluor Foundation Sunderland Foundation
UPS Foundation Linda and Robert Swartz
Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Taco Bell
Gene and Jerry Jones Family
Program Foundation Texas Alliance of Boys & Girls
Anonymous Clubs Foundation
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Jennifer and David Wagner Texas Capital Bank
Kaori and Michael Hsu *Texas Instruments Foundation
Walmart Stores, Inc. J N & Macie Edens Foundation *The Dallas Foundation
Wendy Washington Pondexter J Tom Eady Charitable Trust *The Hoglund Foundation
Wells Fargo & Company J.L. Williams Foundation *The Rees-Jones Foundation
Kathy and John Wesley *Junior League of Dallas The Rena Fleming Foundation
Michele and Jeff Wheeler JW Bagley Foundation for Youth
Wendy and Frederick Wilkerson *Katherine C. Carmody Charitable Theodore and Beulah Beasley
Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Trust Foundation, Inc.
Foundation Kimberly-Clark Jere Thompson
Joyce Williams Kimberly-Clark Corporation Jim Thompson
Chris Wright *Toyota Motor North America
KPMG LLP
Misty Zimmerman Holly and James Trester
Trudy and Bob Ladd
*United Way of Metropolitan
Laughlin-Beers Foundation Dallas, Inc.
$10,000 or more Liberty Mutual Insurance *United Way of Navarro County
Allstate Insurance Company Lowe’s Home Improvement Urban Land Institute
Amerihome Mortgage Company, LLC Maverick Capital Foundation US Bank
Annie Lee Robbins Trust Todd Maynes Day and George Watson
Anthem Foundation Helen and Clint Murchison Wells Fargo
Lana and John Antos Sammye and Mike Myers Colette and Larry Young
AT&T Navarro Community Foundation Young Professionals In Finance
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