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Mary Binda Memorial Harbor Cruise to benefit the South Boston Boys & Girls Club
Date: Thursday, July 22, 2010
Time: Board ship at 6:30 PM – ship returns at 10:00 PM
Location: Provincetown II at Commonwealth Pier, 200 Seaport Blvd
Tickets: $25.00 prior to event ($30.00 at the dock/day of) | $20.00 senior price
$20.00 each for “group rates” (10 tickets or more)
Entertainment: DJ Jimmy LeBlanc (top deck) | Karaoke (mid deck)
Sounds of Sinatra (bottom deck)
Tickets: May be purchased until 6:30 PM at The Connection in Andrew Square and at the South Boston Club.
Contact: South Boston Boys & Girls Club at 617-268-4301.
St. Patrick’s Day 5K Road Race & Walk – 70th Running
"If God sends you down a stony path. May he give you strong shoes." - Irish Blessing
All proceeds benefit the South Boston Boys & Girls Club.
Date: March 14, 2010
Time: 10 AM
Race Route: The race is held prior to the St. Patrick's Day Parade in South Boston. 5K Race and Walk starts and ends at South Boston Boys & Girls Club, corner of F and West Sixth Street. Route is West Sixth St. to Dorchester St., down East Broadway to Farragut Statue, back up East Broadway to West Broadway, then down E St. to West Sixth back to the Boys & Girls Club. (Map below)
Registration: $20 Advance Registration | $25 Race Day Registration
First 500 to register receive an official race shirt. Also provided are refreshments, waterstops, a digital clock timer, and Raffle Prizes.
For Race Day Frequently Asked Questions, click here.
Early Number Pick-Up:
Friday, March 12 (6 – 8 PM) and Saturday, March 13, 2010 (10 AM – 2 PM)
Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Contact: Harry Duvall, hduvall@bgcb.org or 617.268.4301 x 201
Supporting Keystone Teen Leadership Program
The vast majority of our kids and teens grow up with many challenges – economic and educational, social and emotional – and confront a wave of risk factors everyday. In an unsettled economic environment, they rely on us to an even greater extent. They rely on us to provide consistenc, safety, caring adult role models, opportunity and skill development. Our Keystone Teen Leadership Program is a prime example of the ways in which we positively transform the lives of kids and teens.
Our Keystone Teens are off the streets and on the right track, thanks to good people like you.
34th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon
“May good fortune be yours, may your joys never end.” —Irish Blessing
Date: Thursday, March 4, 2010
Time: Noon
Location: Anthony’s Pier 4 Restaurant
Proceeds benefit the South Boston Boys & Girls Club.
Irish Food, music and humor. A great networking event attended by Boston’s business and community leaders. South Boston Club Alumnus Senator Jack Hart will be our Master of Ceremonies once again.
Contact: Pattie McCormick or 617-268-4301 x 202
South Boston Club 21st Annual Golf Tournament
Date: Friday, September 18, 2009
Time: 8 AM (registration: 7:30 AM)
Location: George Wright Golf Course | Hyde Park MA
Raffles, Silent Auction, Prizes, Jacket and other gifts for each participant.
Golf Fee: $125.00 per person | Fee includes 18 holes of golf, golf cart, range balls, buffet dinner and awards. (A portion of your golf fee is tax deductible).
For more information contact Pattie McCormick at 617-268-4301.
Mary Binda Memorial Harbor Cruise to benefit the South Boston Boys & Girls Club
Date: Thursday, July 16, 2009
Time: Board ship at 6:30 PM – and returns at 10:00 PM
Place: Provincetown II at Commonwealth Pier
Tickets: $25.00 prior to event ($30.00 at the dock/day of) | $20.00 senior price
$20.00 each for “group rates” (10 tickets or more)
Entertainment: DJ Jimmy LeBlanc (top deck) | Karaoke (mid deck)
Sounds of Sinatra (bottom deck)
For questions, contact the Club at 617-268-4301.
SOUTH BOSTON BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
ST. PATRICK’S DAY ROAD RACE PICTURES
Mayor Menino congratulates Allison McCabe for finishing first female at the Boys & Girls Clubs St. Patrick’s Day Road Race.
A happy Roger Donaghy is congratulated by Mayor Menino for finishing first at the Boys & Girls Club St. Patrick’s Day Road Race. Roger is also the first South Boston finisher and was awarded the coveted Connolly medal.
First female to finish the South Boston Boys & Girls Club St. Patrick’s Day Road Race Allison McCabe, joins Mayor Menino, family and friends to celebrate her victory. This is Allison’s second year in a row to win this title. How about the triple crown next year Allison?!
First place club member winner Isaac O’Brien proudly displays his Fr. Lane medal. How appropriate that Fr. Lane’s good friend, and South Boston Boys & Girls Club Advisory Board Member, Paul Saia join Isaac for the ceremony.
St. Patrick's Day Road Race - 68th Annual
The 68th Annual St. Patrick’s Day 5K Road Race
Held on March 16th, 2008. A record 800+ runners of all ages participated.
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Official Inauguration of Newly Elected Club Councilors and Club Mayor
Date: Friday, January 23, 2009
Time: 4:15 PM
Guests: Mayor Thomas Menino
Senator Jack Hart
Councilor Bill Linehan
Representative Brian Wallace
BGCB Nicholas President and CEO Josh Kraft
Details: Every two years the South Boston Boys & Girls Club holds a Little City Hall election, where Club members vote in official polling stations to elect new councilors and a mayor. The election follows a campaign comprised of signs and speeches and debates. Mayor Menino and elected officials will swear in newly elected Club civil servants. Once elected, the councilors and mayor serve the Club in a variety of ways, focusing on making the Club better. Their term culminates with a trip to Washington, D. C.
Independent School Information Night
Tuesday October 21, 2008 | 6:30 PM | South Boston Club
- Belmont High School, Thayer Academy, Catholic Memorial, The Rivers School, Fontbonne Academy, Dexter School, Southfield School:
- Representatives from these great schools will be on hand to provide information and advice
- Learn about college options, career prospects, sports, academics, arts, social life, the food & more
- Learn about admissions requirements and financial aid opportunities
- Refreshments will be provided
Where: South Boston Boys & Girls Club | 230 West 6th Street | South Boston MA 02127
For Information: 617.268.4301 – for more information ask for Harry Duvall
Parking/Public Transportation: Street Parking available – look for Visitor Parking Signs. Easily accessible from Andrew Square and Broadway Red Line Stations. Additional parking at Gavin Middle School on West 7th Street
South Boston Boys & Girls Club Annual Harbor Cruise
Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Time: 7:00 - 10:00 pm (board at 6:30)
Location: Board at Commonwealth Pier, World Trade Center, 200 Seaport Boulevard, Boston.
Fun:
Cruise beautiful Boston Harbor on the Provincetown II
DJ Jimmy LeBlanc
Alessi Trio – “smooth sounds of Sinatra”
Great Raffles
21+ (IDs checked)
Old Town Trolley shuttle from:
Summer Street Grille (BAC)
The Connection (Andrew Square)
Tickets: $25 in advance ($30 day of) $20 for seniors
Group Rates (purchase 10 or more tickets for $20 each)
Doc Reid Dedication
July 13, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
World War II Memorial
Pleasure Bay Beach / Lagoon, South Boston
Doc was a highly admired member and leader of the South Boston Club Advisory Board. A generous donation from Doc combined with remarkable alumni efforts led to the construction of the Club’s Rock Wall and Challenge Course. Doc Reid passed away in January 2007.
Positive Steps Dance Performance
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Positive Steps Dance Performance was held at the South Boston Club On June 5, 2008. Positive Steps is an innovative mentoring program comprised of an academic component and a dance component. Teens mentor pre-teens, creating a unique and close sense of community. Special guest performers included Cornelius “Corna” Hood, who was our special dance instructor, and teen member Cam Miller, who was the lead mentor. Special guests were EnMotion, All Stars, and Issiah the Dancer. Positive Steps was created by Social Worker Jennifer Lydon and is funded by P&G/Gillette HOPE Grant.
Annual Awards Night
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The South Boston Club’s Annual Awards Night was held on June 13, 2008. The auditorium was standing room only as more than 100 members were recognized for their special achievements.
Annual Talent Show
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The South Boston Club’s Annual Spring Talent Show was held on May 30th 2008. Under the general direction of Arts Director Anne Gordon, the Talent Show was a fun-filled 2 hour celebration of talent and courage and enthusiasm. 20 acts comprised of over 55 Club Members brought their best to the stage. Teen Members Brittany Pappas and Connor Nee served as MC’s, Club Member Jillian Nee staffed the curtains, and Club Alum Robert Stewart manned the lights and sound, assisted by Teen Member Robert O’Connor.
Red Sox Banners Created at South Boston Club!
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When Amy MacDonald of Heritage Flag was contracted by the Boston Red Sox to create the Opening Day banner commemorating the historic 2004 World Series Championship, she was naturally thrilled. Then she was perplexed. Where can I create a banner large enough to cover the Green Monster at Fenway Park? Her shop was not big enough . . . but the gym at the South Boston Club was. Amy and her staff contacted Club staff, who happily went along with the stealth project, allowing Amy and her crew to secretly work in the gym when it was not already being used by members. When the Sox won again in 2007, Amy again got the call, and the Club Gym again was where the banner was built. Amy has donated items to the Club and with the help of the Red Sox threw a huge cook-out and party for Club Members with Wally the Green Monster at Moakley Park.
Visit Amy's web site at www.heritageflag.com.
New England Aquarium Visits the Club
Last month, the New England Aquarium brought their “Traveling Tide pool” to the South Boston Boys & Girls Club as part of the Aquarium’s outreach program. More than 30 members had the opportunity to touch live animals, including starfish, snails, and horseshoe crabs, while learning about the ocean life of the Boston Harbor.
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