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Boys & Girls Club Ribbon Cutting and Open House

Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri celebrates its 50th anniversary
and grand opening of new administrative offices

Boys & Girls Club President, John Joy, and Executive Director, Brett Barth-Fagan, prepare to cut the ribbon




On June 22, from 2 to 4 p.m., the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri held an open house and ribbon cutting to celebrate the Club’s 50th anniversary and the grand opening of its new administrative building located at 3100 Aaron Avenue in Sedalia.


The ribbon cutting began at 2 p.m. and included a short presentation celebrating the Club’s 50 year history. After the ribbon cutting the Club’s new administrative offices at 3100 Aaron Avenue and the Club’s teen summer program site at 314 South Washington were open for tour.


The new administrative building was built and renovated by Septagon Construction and it is the result of a $350,000 Neighborhood Assistance Program tax credit project which was made possible through the Missouri Department of Economic Development. The land and unfinished office building were generously donated by CAV Development LLC in 2007 and additional 50 percent tax credit cash donations and partnerships have made this administrative building a reality.


 

 


Ribbon Cutting
Boys & Girls Club Board President, John Joy, and Executive Director, Brett Barth-Fagan,
Cut the Ribbon

 
 
 




New Administrative Office
Boys & Girls Club New Administrative Office
3100 Aaron Ave, Sedalia, MO

Ribbon Cutting Welcome
John Joy Welcomes All to the Ribbon Cutting

Linda Christle and Dianne Simon Touring the Club
Dianne Simon, Thompson Hills Investment Corporation, and Linda Christle, Sedalia-Pettis
County Economic Development Corporation, 
Discuss the Club's New Facility 

Representative Cox
Representative Cox Tours the
New Administrative Building

Jamie Ditfeld and Sarah Ives Help at Ribbon Cutting
Youth Development Professionals:
Jaime Ditzfeld and Sarah Ives
Help at the Ribbon Cutting