Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County Forms Strategic Partnership with Lodi Boys & Girls Club
The collaborative agreement unites both organizations for a synergistic partnership building upon each of their current capacities and capabilities.
Modesto, CA, June 25, 2017 --(PR.com)-- A partner/joint management agreement has been formulated between the Lodi Boys & Girls Club and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus to provide cooperative management for their existing and future clubs. The partnership is expected to increase the number of members served by both organizations while providing more efficient and cost effective management, reducing overhead and enabling more resources to be expended at the club site level. Funds raised in their respective communities will be designated for local clubs.
Representatives from both organizations, along with key members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, have been meeting since July 1, 2015 to explore a partnership that will provide expanded services to their respective communities. After a thorough analysis and detailed due diligence, Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County and Lodi Boys & Girls Club, have agreed to explore a strategic partnership.
President and Chief Professional Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County, Lincoln D. Ellis states, “This partnership is very exciting for both organizations because it will allow us to more effectively accomplish our shared mission of enabling all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Working together we can accomplish more by streamlining many of our processes for more efficiency and more effectiveness.”
Eddie Cotton, Chief Executive Officer of the Lodi Boys & Girls Club adds, “It is our pleasure to form a partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County whereby we can leverage each other’s resources and expertise. Each of our organizations have incredible teams working passionately to carry out a thorough and targeted plan for reaching as many young people as possible.”
Mr. Cotton continues, “Because our communities face economic and educational challenges, our youth desperately need the services we provide. A strategic partnership alleviates many obstacles with respect to growth and expansion. A partnership makes sense financially and strategically and will strengthen each of our club site’s capacity and capabilities with strong effective leadership.”
In alignment with "Great Futures 2025," Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s (BGCA’s) new strategic vision for the decade ahead, this partnership will build upon each organization’s current capacity and capabilities.
Other unions between Boys & Girls Clubs throughout the nation serve as models for the collaborative partnership between the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County and the Lodi Boys & Girls Club. Mr. Ellis adds, “Partnerships between clubs have brought tremendous success and we expect the same for this carefully designed partnership.”
About the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County was launched in 2013 and now reaches over 1,200 young people with four sites in Modesto. Clubs provide a safe environment to learn and have fun while teaching leadership skills and providing vital information to help members make healthy decisions in all aspects of their lives.
www.bgcstan.org
About the Lodi Boys & Girls Club
The Lodi Boys & Girls Club opened their doors in 1963 and now serves over 650 members. The club opens new doors of opportunity for their members through their unique programming and dedicated staff. With an emphasis on the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s priority outcome areas, Lodi Boys & Girls Club is making a powerful impact on the lives of young people and in their respective communities.
www.bgclodi.com
About the Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Founded in 1860, the non-profit organization serves 4 million members, ages 6-18, through their after-school and enrichment programs. With 4,300 clubs across the nation, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America provides innovative programming that prepare their members for success by giving them the confidence to pursue their dreams and equipping them with the tools to do so.
www.bgca.org
For more information about the strategic partnership between Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County and the Lodi Boys & Girls Club, including interviews with key individuals from either organization, contact Veronica Jacuinde at (310) 508-1896 or email her at vjacuinde@bgcstan.org.
Representatives from both organizations, along with key members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, have been meeting since July 1, 2015 to explore a partnership that will provide expanded services to their respective communities. After a thorough analysis and detailed due diligence, Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County and Lodi Boys & Girls Club, have agreed to explore a strategic partnership.
President and Chief Professional Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County, Lincoln D. Ellis states, “This partnership is very exciting for both organizations because it will allow us to more effectively accomplish our shared mission of enabling all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Working together we can accomplish more by streamlining many of our processes for more efficiency and more effectiveness.”
Eddie Cotton, Chief Executive Officer of the Lodi Boys & Girls Club adds, “It is our pleasure to form a partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County whereby we can leverage each other’s resources and expertise. Each of our organizations have incredible teams working passionately to carry out a thorough and targeted plan for reaching as many young people as possible.”
Mr. Cotton continues, “Because our communities face economic and educational challenges, our youth desperately need the services we provide. A strategic partnership alleviates many obstacles with respect to growth and expansion. A partnership makes sense financially and strategically and will strengthen each of our club site’s capacity and capabilities with strong effective leadership.”
In alignment with "Great Futures 2025," Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s (BGCA’s) new strategic vision for the decade ahead, this partnership will build upon each organization’s current capacity and capabilities.
Other unions between Boys & Girls Clubs throughout the nation serve as models for the collaborative partnership between the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County and the Lodi Boys & Girls Club. Mr. Ellis adds, “Partnerships between clubs have brought tremendous success and we expect the same for this carefully designed partnership.”
About the Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County was launched in 2013 and now reaches over 1,200 young people with four sites in Modesto. Clubs provide a safe environment to learn and have fun while teaching leadership skills and providing vital information to help members make healthy decisions in all aspects of their lives.
www.bgcstan.org
About the Lodi Boys & Girls Club
The Lodi Boys & Girls Club opened their doors in 1963 and now serves over 650 members. The club opens new doors of opportunity for their members through their unique programming and dedicated staff. With an emphasis on the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s priority outcome areas, Lodi Boys & Girls Club is making a powerful impact on the lives of young people and in their respective communities.
www.bgclodi.com
About the Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Founded in 1860, the non-profit organization serves 4 million members, ages 6-18, through their after-school and enrichment programs. With 4,300 clubs across the nation, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America provides innovative programming that prepare their members for success by giving them the confidence to pursue their dreams and equipping them with the tools to do so.
www.bgca.org
For more information about the strategic partnership between Boys & Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County and the Lodi Boys & Girls Club, including interviews with key individuals from either organization, contact Veronica Jacuinde at (310) 508-1896 or email her at vjacuinde@bgcstan.org.
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