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Boys & Girls Clubs of New River Valley

P.O. Box 1593 Christiansburg
Virginia
24073
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Contact Person: Amanda Melniczek, Area Director
Phone: 540-267-3444
Fax: 540-267-3435
Description:

Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Virginia serves children in three geographic areas: Roanoke Valley, New River Valley, and Martinsville - Henry County. More than a dozen club sites for children 5 - 18 years of age exist in these areas. They are open Monday thru Friday after school and into the evening hours during the school year. Summer camps operate all day Monday thru Friday. Club participation is affordable to all families. A $5 annual membership is all that is required.
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Boys & Girls Club staff, volunteers, partners and board members believe in the potential of each and every child. They believe children come first.
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CORE BELIEFS:

A Boys & Girls Club provides:

a safe place to learn and grow

ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals

life-enhancing programs and character development experiencesï¿½ï¿½

hope and opportunity

MISSION:

To inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

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