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The Scope of the Movement
• Some 4.8 million boys and girls served
• Some 4,300 Club locations
• Locations in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands and on U.S. military bases
around the world
• More than 50,000 trained professional staff
Inspiring a—
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The United States is facing a national crisis with
soaring high school drop-out rates, coupled with low
fitness and high obesity within our young people.
Boys & Girls Clubs are providing solutions to this
national epidemic through homework help, engaging
and fun nutritional tips, energizing sports and
recreational activities and challenging academic
programs. Throughout the nation, Clubs are reaching
out to a generation at risk by providing positive
guidance and exciting opportunities.
2007 Highlights
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• Annual Report Low Resolution download
(2.2MB PDF) - for Web viewing or desktop
printing
• Annual Report High Resolution downl_o_ad
(32MB PDF) - for professional printers
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BGCA ( The Facts
• Consolidated Financial Statements
download (155K PDF)
• BGCA 2007 Annual Tax Return/Form 990
download (2863K PDF)
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Number One ...
BGCA's efficient use of financial resources has won
national recognition. In its 2008 "Philanthropy 400"
report, The Chronicle of Philanthropy ranked BGCA
as No. 15 among all non-profit organizations,
while placing BGCA in the No. 1 position among
youth organizations for the 15th consecutive year.
The survey, measuring private support, reported gifts
to the national organization and local Boys & Girls
Clubs totaling $697 million in 2008.
Forbes, SmartMoney, Newsweek and U.S. News &
World Report have all ranked BGCA among the top
charitable organizations in America based on cost-
effective use of donor dollars. WORTH magazine has
ranked BGCA as one of America's top one hundred
charities, based on financial efficiency, strength of
reputation, and program effectiveness.
Boys & Girls Clubs in Indian Country
Native American tribes across the country are
partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to help
some of our nation's most at -risk children grow,
learn, develop and change their lives and
surroundings. See. how Boys & Girls Clubs support
Native American youth every day.
About Our Membership
• 65% are from minority families
• 11% are less than 7 years old
• 26% are 7-9 years old
• 29% are 10-12 years old
• 21% are 13-15 years old
• 11% are 16-18 years old
• 2% are more than 18 years old
• 55% are male
• 45% are female
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