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Our school year transportation and afterschool program begins on August 10th for Landell Students.
Our school year transportation and afterschool program begins on
August 31st for students attending schools other than Landell Elementary
No child is ever turned away for inability to pay.
Call 714-527-2697 for more information about scholarships.
SPECIAL RATES FOR CHILDREN OF ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL
To thank you for your service, we request only the registration fee, no program fees.
Military ID required. Call us for more information.
Bring your completed forms to:
10161 Moody Street, Cypress CA 90630
between
9 AM and 5 PM Monday through Friday.
OR
Call us at 714-527-2697 for more information.
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SHOPPING AT THESE STORES RAISES $ FOR OUR CLUB |
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE OUTLET
donates 20% back to our Club
if you show this FLYER or mention our Club when you purchase.
The Warehouse is located in the Pacific Gateway Business Center next to Boeing.
P2F Holdings Building at 1760 Apollo Court in Seal Beach.
For more information call 562-296-1055. Ex 1174.
They sell famous high end fashion brands that are generally found at Nordstrom, Macy's, Bloomingdales and Neiman Marcus at UP TO 70% OFF.
RALPHS GROCERY STORE
donates money to our Club when you link your Ralphs card to
Boys & Girls Club of Cypress.
Special Announcement: Health Update - Swine Influenza
The Club is staying up-to-date with the recent health warnings regarding the outbreak of the Swine Flu in Mexico and a few US locations. If your child should come down with flu-like symptoms (fever above 100.0 with moderate to severe cough, body aches, lethargy, and less common sore throat and vomiting/diarrhea) please keep your child home, notify your doctor, school, and the Club. As always, universal precautions are advisable including frequent hand washing and covering our mouth when we sneeze.
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The Bike Night Crew fundraiser at the Starting Gate Restaurant raised $2,000 for the Club. Thank you!
Our Club is proud to receive a $3,000 Summer Servings grant through a partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) and the Walmart Foundation to ensure that Club members have access to nutritious meals and snacks this summer.
The Boys & Girls Club of Cypress celebrated their first annual Be Great Day on April 24. The 180 members of the Moody Street and Club Swain afterschool branches worked together to complete Triple Play fitness challenges. They also did art projects, played basketball and participated in pool and video game tournaments. Family members joined the fun at 6:00 for a barbecue and book fair. Proceeds from the evening will be used to purchase outdoor fitness equipment. National Charity League donated $4,000 to the Club.
Members from the Boys & Girls Club of Cypress attended the Real Estate and Building Industry Mixer hosted by Orange County United Way. The kids were so proud to be the official greeters at the event. They welcomed all the guests including numerous celebrities and athletes.
The Forest Lawn Foundation generously contributed $20,0000 to help the Club provide free and low-cost afterschool and summer programs to children.
On Wednesday, April 1 the Woman’s Club of Cypress held their monthly meeting at the Boys & Girls Club of Cypress. Woman’s Club President, Sandy Montez presented the Boys & Girls Club with a contribution of $250 to support the library and literacy programs.
On Tuesday March 31, Kiwanis hosted a BUGS (Bringing Up Grades) and Community Partner Recognition ceremony at the Boys & Girls Club of Cypress. Kiwanis presented a check for $5,000 to the Club.
The Boys & Girls Club of Cypress is joining clubs across America this week to celebrate National Boys & Girls Club Week by hosting several events to emphasize the importance and value of the clubs to the community.
Every year, Boys & Girls Clubs around the nation select individuals that exemplify characteristics of what it means to be an outstanding club member. Cypress members are selected based on the framework of the Six Pillars of Character – trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. This year, the Boys & Girls Club of Cypress selected two members as Youths of the Year, Danny Delgado of the Moody branch and Kimberly Ramirez of Club Swain.
The Boys & Girls Club of Cypress received a military outreach award from Boys & Girls Clubs of America for offering children of reserve, guard, and active duty families free membership to the local clubs, through a program called Mission: Youth Outreach.
21st CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER GRANT APPLICATION
The Boys & Girls Club has applied for federal funding. If this grant is approved we will be able to serve an additional 120 low-income children during the 2009-10 school year. We also applied to receive funds to help another 60 low-income during the summer and provide transportation for those children. It is a very competitive grant process, but our kids and community need the services and are counting on the Club. Safe, enriching afterschool programs help families to work and remain self-sufficient in these difficult economic times.
The AT&T Foundation generously donated $5000 to support the Power Hour program at the Boys & Girls Club of Cypress. The check was presented by Mr John Heffernan, the Director of External Affairs for AT&T. City of Cypress Mayor Doug Bailey, Board President Lt. Jeff Kepley, and Sgt Tom Bruce were present to receive the check on behalf of the Board of Directors of the Club.
CHILI'S RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER
Once a month, 15% of meals purchased at Chili's Restaurant 10613 Valley View in Cypress will be donated to our Club. We hope to see you there on Feb. 16, March 16, April 20, May 18 from 6:00-9:00 PM. Thank you Chili's.
SUMMER SUCCESS!
More than 400 children participated in the Club programs this summer. Over 100 of those children received financial assistance, totaling more than $40,000 in free services. The value of the smiles, fun, and development - priceless!
SCHOOL YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS
The Club is presently providing more than $8,000 in free services to families EVERY month. Thank you to all of the donors who make this possible!
NEW CLUB BUILDING
The City of Cypress partnered with the Club to remodel the building from top to bottom and from the inside out! Please stop by to see our beautiful Club. The kids love it and so will you!
BOEING DONATED BACKPACKS AND CLOTHING
Thanks to the generosity of employees of The Boeing Company office in Cypress, volunteer members of the Cypress Childrens Advocacy Council and the Office Depot store on Katella more than 75 Club members received back to school supplies and backpacks. Another 9 children received beautiful new back to school outfits. Our kids and families are so appreciative!
CONGRATULATIONS MIDGE JONES!
Board President, Midge Jones, received an "Eddy" Award of Excellence at the 2nd Annual Board Recognition Dinner hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs Orange County Area Council. The Special Guest Master of Ceremonies was Ed Arnold. The event was held at the Nutrilite Corporate office in Buena Park. 180 people attended the event that recognized 16 outstanding volunteers who support the Club.
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