BGC Winnipeg's programs and services play a vital role in realizing the potential in every child.
Our positive impact on society is measured by the improved life outcomes of each child we touch. Through the dedication and work of our Club staff and volunteers, we are making a visible difference to the lives of young people in communities across Winnipeg.
Philip Labongo has a bright future. Recently named Manitoba’s High School Basketball Player of the Year, he will be attending the University of Calgary later this year on a basketball scholarship to pursue his academic dreams, as well as his athletic ones
All across Canada, Boys and Girls Club members are accomplishing great things in their community. One such youth not only found a path for the future through involvement with the Boys and Girls Club in Winnipeg, but has been able to serve as a role model.
Duaa Al-Atiya immigrated to Canada from Kuwait when she was just four years old. She came with her older sister to live with her grandparents, uncles and aunties, never to see her Dad again, and her mom only off and on until she was 15.
Karen Dueck has gone from serving breakfast to serving the needs of children and youth in the community – and she wouldn’t have it any other way.
I’ve been involved with Boys and Girls Clubs for 6 years now. Two as a participant and this will be my fourth year volunteering. This Club has been a big part of my family...
I’ve gone to CSI (Community School Investigators Summer Learning Program) every year at Sister MacNamara (except for the year of Grade 5) and every year I went I always had so much fun.
On September 18, 2016 Jordan spoke to the guests of our 6th annual 100 Mile Dinner to share how his scholarships have impacted him.
For most folks, paying it forward refers to a one-time event where they return a favor provided to them by another person. But for Majda Miljkovic, paying it forward has become a ten-year commitment as a volunteer...
On September 18, 2016 Victor spoke to the guests of our 6th annual 100 Mile Dinner to share how Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg has impacted him.
On September 18, 2016 Cassandra spoke to the guests of our 6th annual 100 Mile Dinner to share how BGCW has impacted her family.
I am honoured to have the opportunity to share my personal connection to Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg.
My name is Julia, and I’m both a full time University student and an Activity Worker at one of the Boys and Girls Clubs. I’m in my last year of my psychology degree at the University of Winnipeg, and I’m in the pre-law program offered.
