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The 31,000-square-foot BGCHEART Workforce Development Regional Teen Center will be located on the campus of Poplar Bluff High School and the Technical Career Center situated on a hilltop overlooking the intersection of Interstate 57 and Highway 67.
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Ever wanted to leave your name in stone? Here's your chance!
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Every day after school, 500 kids and teens in the Heartland walk through the doors of our Boys & Girls Club. Inside these doors, they are greeted and mentored by caring adults. They are seen, known, and feel a sense of belonging. They have life-changing experiences and learn about career opportunities they didn’t know existed.
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The America of tomorrow will be shaped by the way we invest in our kids TODAY!
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Mission Moments are the heartbeat of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Heartland. These are powerful, real-life stories that capture the impact of our club on the lives of young people. These moments highlight how we fulfill our mission "to enable all young people, especially those who need it most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens".
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With the amazing partnership with Three Rivers College, we launched our Award Winning College Kids Program in the fall of 2018! There is no cost for Boys & Girls Club members! TRC waives the tuition fees and the Three Rivers Endowment Trust covers the cost of the instructors and materials required for the courses!
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Join us as we come together as a community to support our chapter of the Boys & Girls Club and the children we serve.
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Our Impact This Year
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People Helped
1,500
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Volunteer Hours
250
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Meals Served
95,423
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Dollars Raised in 2025
$2,815,422.00
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Program Participants
845
Our community thrives when we work together for good. Discover how your help furthers our cause and supports our vital programs. See what we do.
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