A Success Story that Starts with You!

Success stories at Boys and Girls Clubs come in many different forms:

Achieving a personal goal,
Becoming a community leader,
Or simply learing to make better decisions...

"57% of Alumni surveyed nationally feel their Club saved their life."

Yet no matter what form they take, each child's journey to success begins with the support of someone who cares.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Colorado Alliance inspire and enable young people, especially those from disadvanted circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens.

"90% of Club members nationally graduate from High School or earn their GED."

Your generous gift today will help us provide the life-changing programs and guidance that will help children transform themselves, their communities, and America for the better.

Today, a child's journey towards success has begun. He needs help to reach it. It all starts with you.

Donate by Phone:
Call 719.580.0379 to make a credit card contribution or pledge.

Donate by Mail:

Boys & Girls Club Colorado Alliance
103 Smokey Street
Fort Collins, CO 80525

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Rich Barrows

"The Boys & Girls Clubs provide a loving, caring environment to explore opportunities, prepare for college and find your passion." - Rich Barrows Branch Director, Denver Brocos Boys & Girls Club

Gilbert Peralta

"This former Youth of the Year says the Boys & Girls Club gave him "a life to look forward to," including a family and friends. Gilbert even goes so far as to say the Club "saved his life." "The Boys & Girls Club gives us all a chance to succeed." - Gilbert Peralta Small Business Owner

Anthony V. Montoya

"The Boys & Girls Club gave me a place to be 'someone.'" - Anthony V. Montoya CEO of twodotfive Communications, Inc.

Melanie Bravo

"Melanie grew up on the club from the time she was 5 until she was 18. She calls the Boys & Girls Club "the Great Equalizer." "The club became the place where I discovered my strengths and passions," she said. "It taught me the value of diversity and the importance of social justtice and equality. The club gives all kids the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their circumstances." - Melanie Bravo CEO of Boys and Girls Club Pueblo