Stories That Stick — New Traditions
When you walk into the Boys & Girls Club at CSLA in Westminster, the sense of camp spirit is palpable. On this summer morning, the sun is shining as Katie, the Club Director, leads Club kids through a stretch outside. After a few minutes, she pulls out a timer and reminds the group, "This is...Continue reading→
Summer at the Club: Access and Adventure
By: Erin Porteous, CEO Clubs across the city provided a summer of joy, adventure, and growth to Denver kids. This...Continue reading→
Impact: Engaging Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver Families
By: Heather Intres, Chief Impact Officer For the past 61 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver has been...Continue reading→
Club Teens Elevate Conversations about Race, Diversity, and Inclusion with RISE and the Denver Broncos
This spring, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver collaborated with RISE and the Denver Broncos to provide teen Club members an...Continue reading→
Club Members and the Denver Broncos Come Together for the March for Peace in Montbello
On a bright, sunny, and windy April Saturday, months of hard work by Club members culminated in the second annual...Continue reading→
Resilience & Renewal | Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver’s 2021 Annual Report
2021 challenged us to do exactly what we encourage our Club kids to do every single day: imagine a bright...Continue reading→
Girls Climbing to New Heights: International Women’s Day at Cope Boys & Girls Club
Last month, we celebrated International Women’s Day across Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver as a time to recognize...Continue reading→
Daring to Exhale: 700 Days of COVID
By Erin Porteous Our lives are marked by milestones that are ours alone: birthdays, anniversaries, and special moments. These are...Continue reading→
Black History Month Club Celebrations
This February, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver celebrated the history and accomplishments of Black Americans all month long...Continue reading→
In Honor of Demaryius Thomas
We were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Demaryius Thomas, a passionate advocate for children in the Denver...Continue reading→
Sammy, Ethan, & the Sustainable Cycle of Mentorship
For 15-year-old Ethan, Sammy Escamilla is much more than the Teen Director at the Shopneck Boys & Girls Club in Brighton, Colorado. Today, Ethan describes Sammy as an older brother, a leader, a mentor, and someone who has taught him the power of being a role model for others.Continue reading→
