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Boys & Girls Club Benefit Features Bonnie St. John
On Friday, February 24, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County look forward to host another exciting event.Click here for the Silent Auction Sneak Peak.
Bonnie St. John will speak at the 5th Annual Benefit, to be held at The Ritz–Carlton, Amelia Island. Bonnie is a nationally-recognized author, inspirational speaker, executive coach, former athlete, mother and TV personality – of whom NBC Nightly News said: “Bonnie is one of the five most inspiring women in America.” She grew up on a low-income, crime-ridden environment near Los Angeles and lost a leg at age five to a medical disorder. Yet Bonnie graduated with honors from Harvard University, earned her Masters Degree in Economics at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar and has served on the White House National Economic Council. In 1984, she competed in the Paralympics in Austria and was the first African-American to win medals in downhill ski racing: one silver and two bronze medals. <read more...>
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Mark your Calendar:
Tuesday, February 7 at 9 am - 10 amTune in to WJCT 89.9 FM (First Coast Connect) to hear keynote speaker Bonnie St. John talk about the Boys & Girls Clubs Benefit on February 24th at the Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island.
Radio Host Melissa Ross gets plugged in to everything that’s happening around the First Coast, and on February 7, she will talk with Bonnie St. John, a nationally-recognized author, inspirational speaker, executive coach, former athlete, mother and TV personality. Click here for replays.
Call the Boys & Girls Club at (904) 261-8666 to get information on purchasing tickets to hear Bonnie’s message at the Benefit. It is a “don’t miss” opportunity!
Download the invitation to the 5th Annual Benefit Cocktail Reception Dinner.
Download the RSVP information card
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Update:
The Capital Campaign is going well. There is still time for you to get involved and support the construction
of this much-needed facility. (learn more...)Contact Us for more information.
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Academic Report:
For the final semester of school year 2010-2011:Fernandina Beach Club 29% of total membership* achieved A/B Honor Roll
Miller Freedom Center 38% of total membership* achieved A/B Honor Roll
*When our staff gets to work directly with members on a daily basis, the percentage of these kids achieving A/B Honor Roll is significally higher.
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For Club programs, attendance, registration, etc., call the Clubs directly or see Our Clubs page. To view our new Youth Of the Month award winners go to Miller Freedom Center or to the Fernandina Beach Club. For information on the Foundation, see Mission and Contact Us pages.
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