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The Spring Break Crew at the Priceville Club had a blast at Go Far Park!

We broke ground today on the Johnston Family Teen Center! 🎉⛏️ Grateful to Loretta Spencer, John Purdy, Bill Johnston & Sarah Chappell for making it possible. 💙 #BGCNAL #GreatFuturesStartHere

1,500 books. One month. Every Club in North Alabama. We challenged our kids to read this March — because in a digital world, the ability to slow down and think is everything. Challenge accepted.📚 #AmericaNeedsClubKids #PandaCares

📚 Organization is important! It's National Reading Month, and during Spring Break, the 3rd Street Club kids took time to arrange our NEW Advanced Reading Bookshelf, donated by Decatur City Schools! We are so thankful that our kiddos have access to their AR books at the Club! 💙

Our Oak Park kids love Spring Break at the Clubs! Spending the afternoon JUMPING around is a good way to expend some energy!

Congratulations to our one and only Temperance Ricks for being voted Miss Decatur High School! Your energy, attitude, and outlook on life inspire everyone around you!

"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go." - Dr. Seuss Every great reader starts somewhere. At BGCNAL, we're proud to be part of that story. #BGCNAL #Literacy

America needs kids who believe in themselves before the world can tell them otherwise. SMART Moves builds that confidence through real skills, real relationships, and a community that refuses to give up on young people. #SMARTMoves #BGCNAL #AmericaNeedsClubKids

The first week of National Reading Month was a success at the 3rd Street Boys & Girls Club. At the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Alabama, we believe reading isn't just a skill — it's the single most powerful tool a child can carry into their future.

🎉 Congratulations to Nickaylah Wilson — our 2026 Youth of the Year & Alabama State First Runner-Up! Buckhorn senior. Future UA nurse. James A. Lane Club proud. 💙 #YouthOfTheYear #BGCNAL

The people who volunteer at our local Clubs make more of a difference than they know. We couldn’t do what we do without them, and we were thankful to recognize a few of the many who give their time to invest in our young people at our Mentorship Matters event.

Proof that homework is better with friends. 😊 Power Hour helps our Club members stay on track, build good habits, and take care of business—so they can enjoy everything else the Club has to offer. #AmericaNeedsClubKids

Congratulations to our 2026 Youth of the Year, Nickaylah Wilson! $20,000 scholarship recipient and now advancing to State. We’re proud of every candidate. They are all winners. North Alabama Needs Club Kids.

Today, nine young leaders will compete for the title of 2026 Youth of the Year—and a $20,000 scholarship. Their stories reflect leadership, growth, and the future of our community. Let's celebrate them with a like or comment! Because North Alabama Needs Club Kids.

Ka’Miah Walker is representing the Athens Club in Youth of the Year, preparing to lead and pursue her future with confidence. North Alabama Needs Club Kids like Ka’Miah. We wish her the best.

Khaliyah Nance is representing the Cavalry Club in the 2026 Youth of the Year program—opening doors to scholarships and leadership opportunities. North Alabama Needs Club Kids. Good luck, Khaliyah.

Marlee Tolliver is representing the Ben Sanford Club in Youth of the Year—growing as a leader and preparing for her future. North Alabama Needs Club Kids. Good luck, Marlee.

Madisyn Marshall is representing the Ardmore Club in Youth of the Year, building confidence and preparing for what’s next. North Alabama Needs Club Kids like Madisyn. We wish her success.

Drake Crowden is representing the Priceville Club as a 2026 Youth of the Year candidate, gaining the skills and opportunities that help shape his future. North Alabama Needs Club Kids. Good luck, Drake.

Janessa Rhodes is representing the Seminole Teen Center in Youth of the Year—building her voice, leadership, and future. She represents what’s possible. North Alabama Needs Club Kids. Good luck, Janessa.