Sheboygan Falls Unit
“The Boys & Girls Club taught me to be proud of who I am and that I can make a difference!” – Paige, age 9
Stayer Unit
“The Boys & Girls Club has taught me it’s ok to make mistakes and to keep trying.” – Hope, age 10
The CLUB for Teens
“I am thankful for the opportunity to hang out with friends and get to experience new, fun things.” Alex, age 14
Club at the Y
“I like how after getting to know our new member, they all slowly become a part of our Club family.” Emily, age 14
Lake Country Academy Afterschool Program
“The Boys and Girls Club at LCA has been a fantastic resource for our parents and students, this partnership allows our students to complete homework, have some physical activity and a time to socialize in a fun and structured environment.” Shawn Dzwonkowski, Lake Country Academy Administrator
Caitlin Brotz-McNitt believes our youth should grow up in a simple, joyful, and wholesome place – but she also recognizes that this is not the reality for many children. She believes community leaders must help kids reach their highest potential, investing time and resources to build stronger futures. 
As Executive Director of Nourish, Heather Cleveland has spent nearly six years working on behalf of area kids. With a focus on wholesome food choices, Nourish works with the Sheboygan Area School District to provide good-food education, serve fresh, local foods, and build school gardens and greenhouses. Together with a dedicated staff, Heather is working to further increase Nourish’s impact, creating a model that extends throughout Sheboygan County and beyond. 
Mike and Pam Langan have spent nearly two decades impacting youth in Sheboygan. Dedicated supporters of the Boys & Girls Clubs, Mike served on the Board of Directors and was instrumental in building the Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament into a successful annual fundraiser. The Langans have volunteered extensively and given generously to local organizations that serve kids including the YMCA, First United Lutheran Church, the Sheboygan Service Club, Junior Achievement and Safe Harbor, to name a few. 
Andi feels very strongly about leading by example in the workplace, and has organized several fundraising projects to involve her staff. They have collected and donated over 2,500 handmade blankets to Project Linus. They have started several programs to encourage their patients to give back to the community, through the No Cavity Club and Operation Gratitude. 
Jaime Marchi leads a caring and giving staff at Just Kids Dental. They have collected and donated over 2,500 handmade blankets to Project Linus. They have started several programs to encourage their patients to give back to the community, through the No Cavity Club and Operation Gratitude. 
In 2013, Kathleen volunteered for the Lunch Buddy Program through Big Brothers Big Sisters. Four years later, she continues to play a big part in her Little Sister’s life. In 2015, she set-up a “lunch and learn” at Kohler for the Lunch Buddy volunteer program, to recruit Kohler associates. She is passionate when it comes to spending time w/children of all ages. For 21 years, she has served as Chief Elf Organizer (CEO) for Kohler’s annual Kids Holiday Program. She taught Sunday school for 20+ years and music for seven. 
Marty Crneckiy has a long history of contributing to the betterment of youth in Sheboygan County. He was instrumental in the renewal of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sheboygan County at a time when it was in danger of closing operations entirely.