Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club

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Boys & Girls Club celebrates Class of 2026

The Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club of North Central Georgia hosted an unforgettable evening of celebration, inspiration, and legacy on April 10 at its annual Senior Blue Carpet Celebration, honoring five graduating seniors whose journeys reflect the heart of the Club’s mission: developing leaders of...
Scenes from the Starry Nights Celebration held at Harbor Club Sept. 21. CONTRIBUTED

Scenes from the Starry Nights Celebration held at Harbor Club Sept. 21. CONTRIBUTED

Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club celebrates Starry Nights Celebration

The Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club hosted its Starry Nights Celebration at Harbor Club in Greensboro on Sept. 21. The record-breaking fundraising event brought together community members, supporters, and donors for an inspiring evening dedicated to building bright futures for local youth.
From the Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club were Quaveiyon, Sarah Fultz, James Kilgore, Symir Faust and Dakula Griggs. (LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff)

From the Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club were Quaveiyon, Sarah Fultz, James Kilgore, Symir Faust and Dakula Griggs. (LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff)

BBQ Festival gets cooking

Despite the threat of rain, many hungry people took to the fields of The Farm last Saturday for the 2nd annual BBQ Festival, a significant event that directly benefits the Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club of Greensboro.
Members of the Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties pose around the Rotary Peace Pole located at the Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club. CONTRIBUTED

Members of the Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties pose around the Rotary Peace Pole located at the Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club. CONTRIBUTED

Local Rotary Club celebrates International Peace Day

The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties celebrated International Peace Day on Sept. 21 with a celebration at the Rotary Peace Pole located at the Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club. International Peace Day was originally established in 1981 by the United Nations General Assembly.
The Peter Nance Boys and Girls Club/Photo

The Peter Nance Boys and Girls Club/Photo

Boys and Girls Club to hold annual event

The local Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club of Greensboro is holding its major fund-raising event again this year on Oct. 14 at Bend The Trend at 2101 Reynolds Walk Trail.
Chuck Rowland

Chuck Rowland

Boys & Girls Club plans new year with Rowland as chair

The largest nonprofit organization in Greensboro, the Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club, is poised in the new year to bring awareness and growth to its organization. The club serves youth in a new facility that features a gym, learning labs, afterschool care, and mentoring programs for 150 members.
More than 300 people were on hand to enjoy an “Evening with Art” fund-raiser. CONTRIBUTED

More than 300 people were on hand to enjoy an “Evening with Art” fund-raiser. CONTRIBUTED

Art fundraiser supports Pete Nance B&G Club

An “Evening with Art” drew more than 300 attendees to the third-annual fundraising event to Greensboro for the Boys and Girls Club of North Central Georgia.
UT-Chattanooga sophomore basketball player Destiny McClendon is pictured with Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club director – who is also her father – Stacey McClendon. CONTRIBUTED

UT-Chattanooga sophomore basketball player Destiny McClendon is pictured with Pete Nance Boys and Girls Club director – who is also her father – Stacey McClendon. CONTRIBUTED

Boys and Girls Club a valuable asset to the community

The Pete Nance Boys & Girls Club of Greensboro is a leading non-profit organization that proudly promotes its motto, “We Make a Difference” in the community.