Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County offers children and teens proven afterschool and summer programs focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles and good character & citizenship.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County is excited to announce that the Louis and Gloria Flanzer Philanthropic Trust has extended its Contribution Matching Program through 2021.
Donate any amount from $5 to $500 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County, following the directions below, and it will be matched 1:1 until the matching dollars are exhausted.
Here’s how to make a simple and secure donation:
- Click the Make A Matched Gift button below.
- Click the red DONATE NOW button.
- Select Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County where it says, “Choose your recipient.”
- Click Submit and follow the directions to make your secure matched donation.
Together, let’s help kids exceed beyond the circumstances that surround them and make great futures possible.
It’s our 75th Anniversary! Join us throughout the year for our Drive for 75 events celebrating where we’ve been and where we’re going in our mission to help our youth realize their full potential.
Membership Registration
Since the after school program is limited, don’t forget about Club Connect, our virtual Club, with familiar Club staff and programs that they created for you in this online space. Click below to get started!
Parents and Guardians
Now more than ever, it is imperative that we can get important information out to you in a timely manner. TraxTalk is a free app that allows us to send instant notifications to all parents and guardians of our Club members. To ensure that you receive our alerts and notifications, please click here to view an email sent to your email addresses we have on file. Please check your inboxes and junk folders to make sure you received it. If not, follow the steps to update your email with us. If you did receive the email, please make sure to download the app on your mobile device.
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CDC Offers Tips on How to Talk to Children About COVID-19
As new information about the Coronavirus outbreak floods conversations, the internet, news networks, mobile alerts and more, a child’s worries and fears can be eased by a trustworthy, calming voice. That’s where parents and other trusted adults can play a critical role in helping a child process the information in a way that helps relieve his or her concerns. The CDC offers tips that can help adults talk to children about COVID-19 and the thoughtful precautions they can use to help prevent the spread of the disease. Visit the CDC website to learn more.
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