Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County Foundation

Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County Foundation’s mission is to fund and operate Nassau County’s after-school and summer programs which benefit the community’s youth by providing them with a safe place to improve their academics, be engaged with positive role models, and develop into confident leaders.

Our 2023-2024 Board of Directors

This dedicated group of people from all areas of the community with a vast array of talents and skills come together on a monthly basis to develop, direct and organize fundraising efforts and special programs to ensure the continued great programs begun in 2000.

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Ronald Blum

President
Ann Moser - Vice President

Ann Elizabeth Moser

Executive Vice President
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Sarah Edwards

Vice President - Finance
Stephanie Goldberg

Stephanie Goldberg

Secretary
Joan Sheppard Secretary

Joan Sheppard

Vice President
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Rick Armbrust

Board Member
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Bill Austen

Board Member
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Alexia Bean

Board Member
Nancy Carpenter

Nancy Carpenter

Board Member
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Greg Cook

Board Member
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Dr. Cedrick Gibson

Board Member
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Penny Glackin

Board Member
Clara V Miller

Clara V. Miller

Board Member
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Dart Meadows

Board Member
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Octavia (Nicki) Pollard

Board Member
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Cathy Thiaville

Board Member
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Viorica-Ioana Weldon

Board Member

A Working Board

Our “Working” Board of Directors continually reviews and assesses the community’s future needs to align services that help our youth. They ensure professional protection of funds and careful allocation of dollars, and work tirelessly to protect and maintain our facilities for the two local Clubs.

Though they receive no compensation of any sort, they are all “working” Board of Directors. They head up or serve on various Foundation committees to perform duties such as marketing and communication, provide financial and budgetary services, conduct money management, and, of course, organize and execute fundraising efforts and events. In addition, most Directors volunteer in the Clubs. Directors also make a financial commitment to the Foundation and Clubs.

Passionate about kids

Our board members are passionate about kids and the local community. They generously give their time, talent and treasure toward helping Nassau County kids thrive. Speak to any one of them about how you can get involved.

The Board of Directors of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County Foundation adheres to strict legal and ethical standards in its operations and follows Basic Governance Practices for tax-exempt organizations as described by the IRS Form 990.

More information on all Basic Governance Practices can be obtained by calling the Foundation Office at (904) 261-8666 or
emailing info@bgcnassau.org.

Organizational Structure

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Nassau County Foundation was established to provide financial support for Boys & Girls Clubs facilities located in Nassau County, Florida. Currently there are two such facilities, the Miller Freedom Center Club and the Roberts Learning & Achievement Center Club.

The Foundation previously raised the funds needed to construct the two Clubs.  Also, it annually raises all of the funds needed to operate the Clubs year-round to provide Boys & Girls Clubs program services to Nassau County youth during the after-school and summer months. On July 1, 2017, the Foundation signed an agreement with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida (BGCCF) to manage the day-to-day operations of the two Nassau Clubs including personnel.

The Foundation retains the responsibility to financially support the operations and reimburse BGCCF for all of the direct and indirect operating costs for the Clubs, including an administrative fee paid to BGCCF for oversight and certain administrative services provided to the Foundation. The Foundation owns the Miller Freedom Center Club building and land. The Foundation also owns the Roberts Learning & Achievement Center Club building and leases the land from the Nassau County School Board for $1 annually for 90 years.