2018 ANNUAL REPORT

EMPOWERED

TO INSPIRE AND ENABLE ALL

YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY

THOSE WHO NEED US MOST,

TO REACH THEIR FULL

POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE,

CARING, RESPONSIBLE

CITIZENS.

MISSION

WE BELIEVE THAT IN ORDER TO REACH THEIR

FULL POTENTIAL, EVERY CHILD NEEDS:

A SAFE PLACE TO LEARN AND GROW

ONGOING RELATIONSHIPS WITH

CARING ADULTS

OPPORTUNITIES TO ENGAGE IN

LIFE-ENHANCING PROGRAMS AND

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCES

A HAPPY, HEALTHY CHILDHOOD, WITH FUN

CENTRAL TO CLUB EXPERIENCES.

HIGH EXPECTATIONS AND

RECOGNITION THAT AFFIRM THE

INTRINSIC VALUE, SUCCESS, AND

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE.

VALUES

Dear Friends,

I am humbled by the generosity of board members, donors, community partners and volunteers who continue to believe in the Club. Again this year, our supporters made generous and substantial investments in our youth to help them succeed in school, live healthy lives and develop into active and contributing members of our society.

In June of 2018, we proudly opened the doors to a new Club site in Rupert where we are serving over 100 members. We also received notification that we would be receiving a five-year grant through the 21st Century Community Learning Center. This grant was a great fit for our program as it aims to provide kids with opportunities to excel in school and offers programs that enrich character during non-school hours. This effort was only made possible because of our collaboration with the City of Rupert and Minidoka County School District. Getting the Club up and running took a year and a half of planning, fundraising and of course a few construction projects. We look forward to being a part of the Rupert community.

We also dove into a much-needed capital campaign to expand our Twin Falls Club. The expansion will include 7,920 square feet with classroom space for our rapidly growing K-Netic (Kindergarten) and Teen programs. The addition will allow us to serve up to 200 more kids. Our Twin Falls Club has had a waiting list for the past four years. This expansion can’t happen soon enough! I am very grateful to our capital campaign chair, Mike McBride, who has led the charge in this effort. I also want to thank all of you that have contributed to our campaign. We have been fortunate enough to receive a matching grant for up to $600,000 from the J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Family Foundation. This has allowed us to share our story and need with new and existing donors, foundations and our community. We will be breaking ground on our expansion this summer.

On November 1st, we held our first annual “Business Breakfast” benefitting our capital campaign. This event brought over 250 attendees together to hear about our campaign, engage in a fascinating presentation by Mike McHargue (author of Rookie Mistakes). The breakfast was a huge success! Thank you to our sponsors and to those that purchased tickets and tables.

Our high-impact, high-quality programming continues to expand and advance, providing young people with the tools and resources they need to succeed in all aspects of their lives. We strive to strengthen our outcome driven programs while providing a safe, positive environment for the 3,000 youth that walk through our doors each year.

Enclosed, please find our 2018 annual report. I hope you find this report helpful in realizing the value of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Magic Valley in our community. Thank you for supporting our Clubs!

Best,

Lindsey Westburg Gregg Middlekauff

Executive Director Board President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Directors Emeritus

Dan Willie Rick White

Gregg Middlekauff — Board President

Rex Lytle

Brian Bolton

Lisa Paulos

Bill Koch

Steve Kaatz

Scott Plew

Steve York

Jay Dodds

Rod Doig

Jeff Blick

Tracy Hulse

Anna Scholes

Darren Kyle

Tug Worst

Mandi Riddle

Brady Dickinson

Inga Elkin

Rich Stivers

Afton Patrick

Jason Vickrey

Jed Roeser

Breanna Howard

Jeff Frost

Rick White Jr.

Mike McBride

Dave Thibault

Mark Doerr

Rick Hall

SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM

Lindsey Westburg — Executive Director

Bri Owen — Director of Operations

Rashell Eskelsen — Resource Development Director

Misty Greco — Business Manager

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Garren Moreno — Program Director

Amarae Williams — Buhl Unit Director

Chris Joyce — Rupert Unit Director

Rachel Monroy — Teen Director

Katie Bulcher — Knetic Director

Pam Frampton — 21st CCLC Director

Emily Kuka — Assistant Program Director

Leadership

Expanded our programs to a

new community by opening a

Club in Rupert and serving

over 100 members from

Rupert, Paul, Heyburn,

and Acequia.

The Club received a 21st

Century Learning Center

Grant. The grant is

$750,000 over the course

of 5 years. We were the

first non-school

organization to ever

receive this grant in Idaho. Secured a matching grant

from the J.A. & Kathryn

Albertson Family Foundation

supporting our Twin Falls

Capital Campaign for up to

$600,000.

Raised $1.5 million for the

Twin Falls Capital Campaign

Expansion.

Had a record-breaking year at

our Night of Stars Dinner &

Auction raising over $585,000

for operating costs for 3 Clubs.

2018

Highlights Honored our first Youth of

the Year from our Buhl Club.

2019

Magic Valley

Youth of the Year

Selina’s story isn’t uncommon; growing up in a small town in a single-parent household and

struggling through a broken environment. She experienced homelessness and faced

challenges brought on by financial hardship. Selina, the oldest of four siblings, had to

support her family throughout her childhood, especially when her mother was diagnosed

with cancer. Alongside those hardships, her cousin committed suicide in 2013, which added

to the weight she carried through her teenage years. Although many of those

circumstances are common in today’s society, Selina’s reaction was extraordinary; she used

those experiences to change her environment and lead others, instead of being dragged

down and broken by her past.

Her response to overcoming these obstacles is, “I believe that we are all destined for

success, but it’s our own perception of our trials that stops us.” Selina’s determination to

live by these words shines through in her every day life. She is now a senior at Buhl High

School, excelling as Class President, a member of Honors Jazz Band, Future Hispanic

Leaders of America, and National Honor Society. She’s also a passionate advocate for

suicide awareness and prevention, and works to support suicide prevention efforts. To her,

mental health is crucial to the success of all youth, especially as the future leaders of

America. Upon graduation, Selina plans to attend Washington State University to pursue a

degree in nursing. For now, Selina continues to bring life to those around her through her

determination to lead, succeed, and inspire. Selina Gonzalez

TOTAL KIDS SERVED

IN 2018:

3,170

AGES SERVED:

5-18

5 Core Program Areas: AVERAGE KIDS SERVED

EACH DAY:

327

Character & Leadership

Education & Careers

Health & Life Skills

The Arts

Sports, Fitness, & Recreation

Our Clubs and Programs: 3 Stand-Alone Clubs

1 School-Based Club

2 Half-Day Kindergarten Programs

21 Schools Served

92 Summer Camp Options

2,200 Meals served each week

$1 = $10

Every dollar invested in the Boys &

Girls Clubs of Magic Valley returns

$10 in current and future earnings

and cost-savings to our community.

AVERAGE KIDS SERVED

EACH DAY:

327 CHARACTER

AND

LEADERSHIP

HIGHLIGHTS:

This past year, 903 Club members participated in Character & Leadership programs.

Club members participated in a total of 1,500 community service hours.

90% of members who attend Clubs regularly say they stand up for what is right, even if

their friends disagree.

“I love getting to do different

community service projects. My

favorite thing we have done is going

to the local nursing homes to play

games with the patients or give them

cards.”

—Isabella, Age 12

HEALTH &

LIFE SKILLS

HIGHLIGHTS:

This past year, 1,035 Club members participated in Health & Wellness

programs.

The Club offered 10 different programs that focused solely on Health &

Life Skills.

750 members participated in Positive Action Programs focusing on

physical, intellectual, and social/emotional well-being.

“I have learned a lot of new things in Life Hack

like how to cook, write in cursive, and how to

create my own business model. Cooking is my

favorite and it is important to me because

someday I want to teach my daughter or son

how to cook.”

—Cadence, Age 8

HIGHLIGHTS:

This past year, 1,035 Club members participated in Health & Wellness

programs.

The Club offered 10 different programs that focused solely on Health &

Life Skills.

750 members participated in Positive Action Programs focusing on

physical, intellectual, and social/emotional well-being.

HIGHLIGHTS:

This past year, 975 Club members participated in art programs.

Children who participate in art programs are 4 times more likely to be

recognized for academic achievement.

73% of Club members that regularly participate in art programs say they

earn mostly A’s and B’s in school.

THE

ARTS

“I like the Arts because I love getting to

draw and paint, those are my favorite

kinds of art. We have also put on plays in

the Arts and I have gotten to help build

props and make costumes.”

—Marissa, Age 9

EDUCATION

AND

CAREERS

HIGHLIGHTS:

This past year, 943 Club members participated in Education programs.

Club members in STEM completed and uploaded over 20 projects to

myfuture.net and won a Computer Science Kit.

28% of Club alumni said they would have dropped out of school if not for

the Club.

“I like STEM because we get to do

different programs on the

computers and do a lot of coding. I

didn’t know how to code before I was

in STEM, and I like getting to program

the robots I build out of LEGOS to

make them move and do different

things.”

—Jackson, Age 9

HIGHLIGHTS:

This past year, 1,036 Club members participated in sport

programs.

The Club offered 9 different sport programs in 2018.

80% of Club alumni said the Club had a positive impact on

their attitude toward health and fitness.

SPORTS, FITNESS

& RECREATION

“My favorite thing about

Healthy U is getting to run

around and play sports. My

body feels better when I am

being active. I also like getting

to learn how to make healthy

snacks.”

—Easton, age 9

DEMOGRAPHICS

The Club had some outstanding partnerships in 2018 with businesses and

organizations in our community that have a strong belief in our mission.

Here are just a few…

AWOL Adventures

Ballard Family Dairy and Cheese

Banbury Hot Springs

BLM

Buffalo Wild Wings

Buhl Public Library

Buhl Robotics Club

Buhl School District

City of Buhl

City of Rupert

Club 93 Golf Ranch

College of Southern Idaho

Dairy Queen

Distinguished Young Women of the Magic Valley

Dutch Bros

EAT Smart Idaho

Gemstone Climbing

Hands On

Head Start

Idaho Foodbank

Idaho STEM Action Center

JumpTime

Kona Ice

Lowe’s

Lytle Signs

Magic Valley Festival of Giving

Magic Valley Prevention Coalition

McLain's Arctic Circle

Melni LLC

Minidoka County School District

Muni Storage

Oasis Stop N’ Go

Pepsi

Pizza Pie Café

Putters

Ross Dress for Less

Rupert Ice Skating Rink

Rupert Swimming Pool

Safehouse

Soccer Time

South Central Public Health

St. Luke’s Magic Valley

Summer Brander Photography

Sun Valley Resort

Taco John’s

The Demary Library

Threads

TitleOne

Twin Falls City Pool

Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office

Twin Falls Fire Department

Twin Falls Golf Club

Twin Falls Legion Baseball Team

Twin Falls Optimist Club

Twin Falls Police Department

Twin Falls Public Library

Twin Falls Rapids

Twin Falls School District

University of Idaho Extension Office

Ward Orthodontics

COMMUNITY

PARTNERS

FINANCIALS INCOME

Fundraisers $735,429 41%

Member Fees $516,682 29%

Food Program $182,613 10%

Grants $179,951 10%

Donations $169,664 9%

Other $23,274 1%

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Total $1,807,616

EXPENSE Programming $1,268,395 78%

Administrative $232,792 14%

Fundraising $133,331 8%

_______________________________________

Total $1,634,518

JEREMIAH MILBANK SOCIETY

&

LEGACY CIRCLE DONORS

The Jeremiah Milbank Society members

are individual donors and families that

support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Magic

Valley with deep commitment and an

unrestricted gift of $10,000 or more in a

single year:

Chris & Amanda Jones Dan & Sonja Willie Dirk & Jackie Reitsma Doug & CT Burks Dusty & Amanda Standlee Kip & Tawni Wooten Marty & Sherri Summers

Rich & Kathy Stivers Rick & Sandy White Rocky & LeAnn Hagan Ron & Inga Elkin Sean & Staci Mallett Steve & Cheryl Kaatz TD & Mandi Riddle

Bill Koch Cactus Petes City of Twin Falls Clear Springs Foods, Inc. Costco Craig H. Neilsen Foundation Dan & Sonja Willie EHM Engineers Edward L Uhlig Foundation First Federal Bank George Bobango Glanbia Nutritionals Gregg & Sallee Middlekauff J&D Developers LLC J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Family Foundation

John F. Nagel Foundation Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation Lowe’s Lytle Signs—Rex & Emmie Lytle Nora Andersen Oasis Stop N’ Go Petersen Brothers Construction Rick & Sandy White Samuel R. Young Foundation Seagraves Foundation Steve & Cheryl Kaatz Sunrise Organic Dairy Twin Falls Health Initiative Trust

The Legacy Circle are donors that have cumulatively donated over $50,000 to the Club:

Each year Lowe’s selects one Boys & Girls Club from each state for their Renovation Across the Nation Grant. In 2018, the Club was lucky enough to be selected for this grant for the second year in a row. We were awarded $50,000 to replace our gym floor. Our gym is the most heavily used area in our facility by our Club members as well as community members and local youth sport teams in the Magic Valley. To ensure that all of our kids were having a high-quality Club experience as well as being safe, there was a great need to replace the floor in our gym. We are so grateful to Lowe’s for their generosity and continued support to the Club. We celebrated the installation of the new floor by having our local Lowe’s employees join our Club members for a basketball scrimmage in the gym. The Lowe’s team has continued to support the Club by donating garbage cans, storage shelves and cabinets that they installed for us. We appreciate everything the Lowe’s team has done for us and are happy to have such a great partnership!

“We are so grateful for our partnership with the Magic Valley Boys & Girls Club. The employees at Lowe’s of Twin Falls are lucky to support the BGCMV and the kids & families they serve.” —Dayle Stevens, HR Manager

In November of 2018, we officially kicked off the public phase of our Twin Falls Capital Campaign. The primary goal of this project is to expand our Twin Falls Club to include a

two-level, 7,920 square foot addition. The bottom 5,280 square foot level will be for an early child learning center with classrooms designed to encourage dramatic play, sensory learning, literacy, stem-based activities, and high scope curriculum. The state of the art teen center on the second level will be a 2,640 square foot addition including a café, a computer lab and a games room. Thank you to our Capital Campaign committee, board of directors, generous

donors, foundations and our community for making this dream a reality. Construction on this project will begin this summer.

TWIN FALLS

CAPITAL

CAMPAIGN

INVESTING IN A GREATER FUTURE...

“In less than two years the Boys and Girls Clubs of Magic Valley has raised enough monies to break ground on our new 7,920 square foot addition in Twin Falls to better serve our kids and our community. Our fundraising success story started as President Gregg Middlekauff and Executive Director Lindsey Westburg challenged the board to be 100% supportive at the beginning of our Campaign. They were!! The rest is history, so they say. The board raised over $500,000 internally and then launched our campaign to include a teen center and early childhood education classrooms. The KIDS WIN!!! We will break ground this summer on our new addition thanks to many givers, including our capital campaign committee, several foundations and several local businesses and individuals. A big thanks to all who invested in our campaign.” “Many hands make light work”.

~Mike McBride Capital Campaign Chair

2018

DONORS

$100,000—$500,000

J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Family Foundation

Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation

$50,000—$99,999

Sunrise Organic Dairy LLC

Dan & Sonja Willie

Lowe’s

$20,000—$49,999

Rick & Sandy White

Chris & Amanda Jones

MC Community Corporation

Kip & Tawni Wooten

Barclay Mechanical Services, Inc.

DOT Foods Inc

Seagraves Foundation Inc

Doug & CT Burks

Oasis Stop N’ Go

Numzaan Safaris

Billy & Dani Salts

Middlekauff Auto Group — Gregg & Sallee Middlekauff

$10,000—$19,999

Gerald & Judy Martens

T.D. & Mandi Riddle

First Federal Bank

St.Luke’s CHI Fund

Dusty & Amanda Standlee

Steve & Cheryl Kaatz

Limcroma Safaris

Dirk & Jackie Reitsma

Plant Therapy Inc

TitleOne

Rocky & LeAnn Hagan

Magic Valley Festival of Giving

Marty & Sherri Summers

Randy & Angela Grant

Sean & Staci Mallett

Ron & Inga Elkin

Edward L Uhlig Foundation

Minidoka Memorial Hospital

Mortenson Corporation

$9,000—$9,999

Jason & Angie Stanger

Jensen Ringmakers

Mike & Jan McBride

Rick & Brenda Hall

Berkshire Hathaway

George Bobango

Rich & Kathy Stivers

$8,000—$8,999

Brian & Lori Donaldson

Swire Coca Cola

Craig & Anna Casperson

Banner Bank

$7,000—$7,999

Jim & Afton Patrick

Ben & Jackie Longenecker

Giltner Trucking

Brandon & Lavinia Smith

Aria Resort & Casino

John Reitsma

Idaho Central Credit Union

Dave & Karen Griffiths

Bill Koch

Tracy & Jamie Garwood

Standlee Premium Western Forage

Grant & Hagan, Inc.

$6,000—$6,999

Jason & Paige Vickrey

Dell & April Jaynes

Kent & Cindy Collins

Wilson Bates

Jeff Lytle

Rocky Mountain Flooring Inc.

Capitol Distributing

Mahlke, Hunsaker & Co

CSI Foundation

Black Pine Custom Cabinets

Intermountain Taxidermy & Worldwide Adventures

Independent Meat Co— Falls Brand

Alan Davis

City of Twin Falls

Cooper Norman

Costco

Precision Aviation

Snake River Pool & Spa

$5,000—$5,999

Gary & Beverly Shook

Brian & Krisi Jacobs

Pat & Wendy Florence

Shae & Constance Mayner

Con & Lisa Paulos

Clif Bar Baking Company

Carol Boyd

Blue Lakes Country Club

Larry & Becky Hanover

Exposure Marketing & Promotion Inc

Steve & Erica York

HUB International

Northwest Seed Inc

Southern Idaho Honda Dealers

St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church

Tech Strategies

$4,000—$4,999

Jerry Gunter

Jed & Cindy Roeser

Hayden Beverage

Mark & Julie Jones

Middle Fork Wilderness Outfitters

Lytle Signs

Steve & Dr. Cathy Canty

McDonald’s of South Central Idaho — The Kyle Family

Clear Springs Foods, Inc.

Mike Thomas & Christina Kirkman

Fit & Fresh Spa

NW Benevolent Foundation

Samuel R. Young Foundation

Yellow Dog Fly Fishing Adventures

$3,000—$3,999

Putters Mini Golf

Kurt & Kathrine Prescott

Tom Magaw

Troy & RoLynne Hendricks

Ross Dress For Less

KMVT

Petersen Brothers Construction Inc.

Koto Brewing Company

Andrew & Michelle Fitzgerald

ESI

Keveren Foundation

Magic Valley Electric

Michael & Vicki Guerry

Rick White Jr.

Western Waste Services LLC

Jay & Sandy Dodds

Tug & Kari Worst

Therapedic Mattress of Idaho

Watkins Distributing

Traveler’s Oasis Truck Plaza

Gary & Lori Garnand

L’Auberge Casino Resort

TEC Distributing—Ernest & Julio Gallo, Roger Ricardi

Rob & Staci Stephens

Threads

Sparkle Foundation

Neighborhood Nourishment

Truist—Costco Employees

Andrew Jarvis

DL Evans Bank

Minico Class of 1967

Sharyn Olsen Memorial

Twin Falls Multi-Agency SWAT Team

Vickrey Ranch

PUMA Golf

$2,000—$2,999

Dave & Allison Thibault

Mike & Brenda Felton

Eddy & Lynette McKean

Nu Vu Glass

Joey & Emily Guevara

Brent & Rhonda Compton

EHM Engineers

Canyon Crest Dining & Event Center

Dutch Bros

Land O’Lakes, Inc Foundation

Southern Idaho RV & Marine

Title Resource Group

Todd Molitor

Valley Wide Cooperative Inc

Wolverton Homes

Elite Restoration

US Foods

Everton Mattress & Furniture Gallery

KTFT/NBC

JJ & Marjorie McBride

Love Abounds Foundation

Claude Brown’s Carpet Cleaning

Pinnacle Technologies LLC

Terry Halbert

Rex & Emmie Lytle

Todd & Whitney Cook

Glanbia Nutritionals, Inc.

Betty Coiner

Fait Foundation

Infinity Lights

J Vineyards & Winery, MacMurray Estate Vineyards

Jarred Robert Ward

Magic Valley Printing

Shirley Barron

Sun Valley Resort

Townsquare Media Twin Falls

Twin Falls School District No. 411

Valley Corvettes Charitable Fund

Walt & Anna Hess

West End Men’s Association

$1,000—$1,999

Old Hickory

Rich & Kathy Stivers

Fisher’s Technology

Jackson Food Stores Inc

Cactus Petes Resort & Casino

Ashley & Tyson Frodin

Mike & Mandy Brown

Custom Marble & Tile

Dave Mace & Diane Fischer

Roth Family

Silage Guys

Don & Diane Campbell

Westerra Realty

Dr. Joseph Waters

Eric Oram

Jason Cresto & Kaela Standlee

Kickback Reward Systems

Mike Davis

R & T Hulse Homes

The Con Paulos Foundation

Kroger

JM Kitchens

Tim & Janie Hudson

Scott Meade

Rick & Trish Stansell

Rod & Sandy Doig

Dustin & Jeni Taylor

Indian Wells Golf Resort

Richard Azevedo

First Federal Foundation

Dairy Queen

Stotz Equipment

Lamb Weston

Disneyland Resort

Jackson Energy

IdaCorp Employees

Canyonside Realty, LLC

Clear Creek Properties, Inc.

Daqueon Montreal

Idaho Traffic Control LLC

James Ray Inc.

Jeff & Tina Wright

John Yon

Loren Butler

Pete & Tara Jones

Scott Cheeney

Daniel Henry

Casey & Lindsay Gambrel

Black Tie Limo & Party Services

Rainguard Roofing

Arie & Cora Lee Roeloffs

Alessandro Uzielli

Bennett’s Plumbing

Betty Pastoor

College of Southern Idaho

CSI Athletic Department

Dave & Florence Pierce

Donald & Bonnie Pica

Ed White

Edwards Jones

Eric Sept

Gordy Prarie

Granville & Nancy Eckert

Jeanne Gannon

John Sfinge

Mart Fresh Pack, LLC

Martens Family Foundation

Obenchain Properties

Ooh La! La!

Paula Brown Sinclair & James Ricks

Pizza Pie Café

Rinard Media

Riverbend Dairy

Snake River Fire

Table Group Consulting

The Sprinkler Shop Inc.

Llano Seco Ranch

$900—$999

Cal & Marilyn Butler

St. Luke’s MVRMC

Robertson & Slette, PLLC

Bish’s RV of Twin Falls

Troy & Darling Willie

Epic Ride Cyclery— Spoke N’ Wheel Bike Shop

OK Auto System Centers

$800—$899

David & Joyia Patrick

State Farm Insurance— Matt Stokes

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Omni La Costa Resort & Spa

Rupert Rotary Club

$700—$799

Jamie Montreal

Bill Reece

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

Randy & Mary Bauscher

Sportsmans Warehouse

State Farm Insurance— Doug Stokes

Valet Vacation Rentals Inc

Tom O’Connor

Sharon Breshears

Stan & Reta Detweiler

Stone House & Co.

Susan J. Creations Inc.

$600—$699

Adam & Stefanie York

Brian & Jeanette Bolton

Deb Wilson

Jeff & Julie Blick

Mike & Debbie Vickrey

Renaissance Arts Center, Inc

Dave & Kristy Anderson

Jordan & Juliana Jarvis

Lexi Roth

Rob & Sherri Ellis

W Jean Shawver

Wooten Excavation

$500—$599

Chris & Lindsey Westburg

Guild Mortgage

Ryan & Retha Nesmith

Laine & Toni Harbaugh

Martha Tolman

Moss Greenhouse

MVP Coating

Shannon Kitchen

Chad & Jennifer Bertoni

Brent & Hiedi Skaggs

Ron & Amy Nelson

Scott & Coleen Lockhead

Zach & Ashley Hollibaugh

208 Trucking

BBSI

Bo & Shelley Burk

Braxten Nielson

Columbia Bank

Dan Nutsch

David Romspert

Delva Eastman

Dennis Bowyer

Dennis Cole

Don’s Irrigation, LLC

Eugene & Shaun Smith

Gerald Kavka

Gietzen Electric, Inc.

Go-Fer It Express, Inc.

Ireland Bank

Jacob Hall

Jan Grant

Jim & Tami Paxton

John & Lisa Hanowell

KSAW

Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Twin Falls #172

Maurice H. Eckert & Sons, Inc.

Microbasic

Mt. Harrison Audiology &

Hearing Aids LLC

Northwest Farm Credit Services

Paul & Jessica Stanger

Plant RX Agribusiness LLC

Red’s Trading Post

Roderick & Sandy Doig

Scott & Amanda Plew

Sonny’s Speed & Kustom

The River Company

The Schaal Sisters

VFW Thurston Pence Post 3604

Visions Home Health

Ward Orthodontics

Webb Nursery

Wrangler Insurance

Wright Physical Therapy

Xtreme Clean Car Wash

Donations in Memorandum:

Cal Butler

Dick Shotwell

Florence Lytle

We sincerely apologize for

any unintentional omissions

or errors.

Each year, the Club recognizes and celebrates an outstanding individual or organization for their dedication to impacting the lives of local youth. In February of 2018, our board of directors elected to include board emeritus members. This honorary title is to recognize exceptional service and achievement on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club organization including volunteer time, money and resources. Overall, the Club would not be the same without these individuals. Our first two inductees nominated by our board were Dan Willie and Rick White. We also chose to honor them as the 2018 Club Champions. They have changed the landscape of the Club by believing in our mission and the future generation of kids. Our community is a better place because they are in it. Rick and Dan have been critical in helping the Boys & Girls Club grow & succeed. Their dedication to our vision, our mission and Magic Valley Youth is unparalleled.

“I am so grateful for all the awards and appreciation I have received from the Club and as being recognized as a Club champion. Serving on the board has been some of the most rewarding experiences and times of my life. And seeing young kids from all walks of life grow and achieve and become successful adults is the best reward of all. It is my pleasure to continue to contribute and serve and I will always have a place in my heart for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Magic Valley. “ —Dan Willie

2018

CLUB

CHAMPIONS