“I
probably wouldn’t be as successful or confident as I am today
if it weren’t for the special attention I received at the
Boys & Girls Club. I’ve learned that if you’re
given an opportunity, make the best of it. ”
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"Many people often
ask me why I go to the Club after school everyday, my answer is
I love it here and love helping anyone who needs it.” -Natascha
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Upcoming Events
Auburn/Lewiston Club
Awards
Night, June 6th
12th Annual Steak & Burger Dinner
to Benefit Auburn/Lewiston Club
Wednesday June
18th at 5:00
11th Annual Beach 2 Beacon
10K Road Race
Sponsor a
Fundraiser
to Run for the
Clubs
Positively Kids Camp
Auburn/Lewiston Clubhouse
We enjoyed our Campers and
hope
to see them again during the "Summer of 2008!"
Boys & Girls Clubs
Day for Kids
September 20, 2008
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Column
of Fame
Youth of the Year
Winners
Listed by Club
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Brianna
Portland 2008 |
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Megan
South Portland 2008 |
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Androscoggin Bank's
Goals for Kids Program
Lewiston MAINEiacs’
2007-2008 season
(Auburn/Lewiston Club)
Smiles for Life
Auburn/Lewiston
Fundraiser, Click Here
79th Annual Patriots Day
Road Race
Monday, April 21, 2008
Charlotte Spencer Books
are available! |
Natascha
Auburn/Lewiston 2008 |
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Brianna
Portland
2007 |
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Samantha
South Portland 2007 |
SUMMERTIME MEANS
FUNTIME AT BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS
Each
summer, Boys & Girls Clubs provide young people with fun and
exciting activities to fill their days. Members are always
eager to replace homework help with unique adventures like
building boats, visiting parks and learning sports. Click
on Club News, August 2007 for a look at how some of our members
spent their summer!
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Natascha
Auburn/Lewiston
2007 |
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Omar,
Portland/Riverton
2006 Maine
Youth of the Year |
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Mark your calendar for the 79th
Annual Patriots Day Road Race
April 21, 2008 - "Computer Chip" Tracking
76th Annual Race Photos
Below |
Katrina, South Portland
2006 |
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Shawna
Auburn/Lewiston
2006 |
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See you at the Starting Line! |
Hajira, Portland/Riverton
2005
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Below 20 AWARD |
 Cavity-Free
Zone
Cavity-Free Zone was developed in response to the recent U.S.
Surgeon General's report on oral health which revealed a
silent epidemic of oral disease in America, especially among
disadvantaged youth. Underwritten by Crest, Cavity-Free Zone
aims to improve the oral health of Club members ages 6-18
nationwide. Through oral health educational program materials,
a Web site and collaborative efforts with local dental
schools, dental societies and other health care agencies,
Cavity-Free Zone will be a catalyst for change in providing
dental services to disadvantaged youth.
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Kayleigh,
South Portland
2005 |
Visit the Waterville Club at
www.aplaceforkidstogo.org
Visit the Gardiner Club a www.club4me.org
Visit Boys & Girls Clubs of America at
www.bgca.org |
Mark
Auburn/Lewiston
2005
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