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Graduation is almost here, and our Boys Town seniors are getting ready to cross the stage and begin a brand-new chapter. 🎓 Celebrate this proud moment with them by sending a free eCard today: bit.ly/3QV6zUM

Sometimes noticing a child is the first step toward healing. At Boys Town, we notice, we care, and we never give up on kids who are struggling. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

Graduation brings about a mix of emotions, both excitement and nerves. This is normal. 🎓 Talking about these emotions can help make the transition smoother and give students the confidence to step into their next chapter. bit.ly/4lgqRp6

Some came to Boys Town believing their stories had already been written. Others carried the weight of trauma or hopelessness. They weren’t planning for the next steps; they were surviving. We help them turn that survival into a second chance. bit.ly/3OAHj8F

The countdown is on for May 7! This year’s event will feature a moderated conversation with @ARizzo44. Though the event is sold out, you can still participate through the silent auction. Every gift helps Boys Town's student-athletes. bit.ly/4vV8qvR

Graduation is nearing for our Boys Town seniors! 🎓 Share your words of encouragement as they take the next big step in their lives by sending a virtual eCard. Every year these cards are so appreciated! Fill one out here: boystown.org/get-involved/g…

Batter up! ⚾️ Johnnie Travis, VP of Community Relations @godfatherspizza, is stepping up to the plate and challenging THREE of our Boys Town baseball players! Watch until the end. Support Boys Town Athletics: boystown.org/booster

Graduation comes with a mix of excitement and nerves. Feeling proud, unsure, or a little overwhelmed is all part of the transition. Talking about those emotions can help students step into their next chapter with confidence. 🎓 bit.ly/4lgqRp6

It would be impossible for us to pick just one favorite quote from Father Flanagan. However, we thought you might have a favorite. If so, share it with us!

It's #WorldBookDay! Check out the @BoysTownPress: boystownpress.org. 📚

Yesterday we celebrated Earth Day by welcoming an incredible group of volunteers to Boys Town during @SHAREomaha #DoGoodDays. Thank you to the incredible staff at @JEDunn, HDR, and @CBRE who spent their morning giving back. 🌍 #NationalVolunteerWeek

It’s HERE! Today begins @shareomaha #DoGoodDays! You can sign up for volunteer projects, browse upcoming events, and support our youth by shopping our Amazon Wish List, all in one place. bit.ly/3l8hEkf #NationalVolunteerWeek

Tomorrow our community will come together for @SHAREOmaha #DoGoodDays! We are thankful for those who have volunteered and supported this initiative. Last year, teams from @JEDunn helped improve our campus with their hearts of service and smiles to match. bit.ly/3l8hEkf

Parents and caregivers play a big role in helping teens navigate high school graduation. By balancing support with independence, they help teens make decisions and work through their emotions. Learn more about our behavioral health services: bit.ly/4lgqRp6 🎓

Wednesday kicks off #DoGoodDays with @SHAREomaha! Father Flanagan believed that when children are given stability & unconditional love, real change is possible. More than 100 years later, that belief still guides everything we do. bit.ly/3l8hEkf #NationalVolunteerWeek

Peonies and roses, Father Flanagan's favorite flowers, decorate the campus of Boys Town in the memorial garden. Its roots date back to the 1930s when Father Flanagan encouraged gardening as a positive outdoor activity for children. 🪴 #FatherFlanagan

At Boys Town, we’ve been dedicated to saving children for more than 100 years. We offer hope, opportunities and a future for at-risk and struggling youth by helping them to grow into well-adjusted young adults. Learn more: boystown.org/about

"The lucky kids end up at Boys Town." 💙 Karen made one of the toughest ​decisions any parent has to ​make. She had her son Nick arrested and sent to Boys Town. Today, they're tighter than they've ever been, and Nick is on his way to a bright future.

@TabletNewspaper @BrooklynDiocese Thank you so much for highlighting our incredible founder!

Did you know that @boystown's founder got his start as a seminarian in New York? Father Edward Flanagan, known as a leading expert in the child welfare field, entered St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers in 1906 — just as many seminarians in the @BrooklynDiocese have, reports @PaulaKatinas. bit.ly/4cKzkim