On November 19, the Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club will benefit from needed renovation projects, including the repair of various structural issues, power washing its exterior and landscaping cleanup to be completed by the employees of THS National, AJET Plumbing, and BrightView Landscaping Services.
The employees of AJET, THS National, and BrightView Landscaping will renovate two sports equipment closets, build a new counter in the tutoring library, fix the gutter downspouts, power wash the building’s exterior, and clean up the landscaping. “At THS National, it is part of our core values to make a difference in the communities we serve. We recognize the powerful impact that Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club has on its youth and are proud to contribute by improving the building of such an important community organization,” states Brian Higgins, CEO.
Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club serves well over 100 children on a daily basis. Its afterschool care affords Club Members opportunities to interact with their peers, receive assistance with schoolwork, eat a healthy dinner, and participate in organized sports and physical activity. These facility improvements will enhance the experience of Club Members immensely and allow Club staff to deliver more effective programming.
About Boys & Girls Clubs
For more than 50 years, Boys & Girls Clubs has enabled the young people most in need to achieve great futures as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. Today, the organization serves more than 3,000 children and teens through seven Club locations in some of Wake County’s most underserved neighborhoods. Our programs emphasize academic success, good character and citizenship, and healthy lifestyles. In surveys, we find that 97% of our Club seniors are expected to graduate from high school on time with a plan. Learn more about the positive impact Boys & Girls Clubs have in our community by visiting www.wakebgc.org.
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