Boys & Girls Clubs seek funds to boost summer learning for kids
Roberto M. Robledo, The Californian
Published: June 21, 2013
The Boys & Girls Club of Monterey County could gain a sizable grant, assuming they can pull together the funds to satisfy the requirements. An interesting story about the funding challenges for organizations that want to offer kids more enriching summer opportunities.
Article Excerpt
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County have until June 30 to make good on a matching grant to help finance their summer program.
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