Cuero Community Foundation Demonstrates Commitment to Cuero’s Youth Development with $5,000 Contribution to The Boys and Girls Club of Cuero
- CCF Board
- Dec 20, 2023
- 3 min read
Cuero,TX – The Cuero Community Foundation proudly recently made a significant contribution
of $5,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of Cuero, reaffirming its dedication to supporting local
youth and fostering community growth.
Megan Boehl, Executive Director of the Boys and Girls Club of Cuero, expressed her gratitude
for the $5,000 donation from the Cuero Community Foundation, emphasizing the Foundation's
steadfast commitment to shaping the future of Cuero by empowering the next generation
through education, mentorship, and recreational opportunities. "The Cuero Community
Foundation's tremendous and much-needed support of our Club is a testament to their
dedication to our community's youth. We are profoundly grateful for their contribution, which will undoubtedly make a lasting impact on the Club and the children we serve."
Bill Blackwell, CCF Board President, shared, “The Boys and Girls Club of Cuero is a
cornerstone of our community, playing a pivotal role in providing a safe and supportive
environment for children to learn, grow, and thrive. Cuero Community Foundation recognizes
the vital role they play in Cuero and we are proud to support them.”
Debra Baros, CCF Board Vice President, said, “This donation aims to bolster the Club's ongoing efforts to enhance educational programs, expand recreational activities, and offer mentorship opportunities that contribute to the holistic development of our youth.”
"We are delighted to contribute $5,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of Cuero as part of our
ongoing commitment to enriching the lives of young people in our community," said Blackwell.
"The Boys and Girls Club has a proven track record of making a positive impact on the lives of
local youth, and we are proud to support their mission."
The funds provided by the Cuero Community Foundation will directly support the Boys and Girls Club of Cuero's initiatives, said Blackwell, ensuring that they can continue to provide a nurturing and empowering environment for the youth in our community.
Representatives from the Cuero Community Foundation presented the $5,000 check to the
Boys and Girls Club of Cuero on Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Club’s location at 1015 E.
Courthouse Street, Cuero.
For more information about the Cuero Community Foundation or the Boys and Girls Club
of Cuero, please contact:
Cuero Community Foundation
Bill Blackwell, CCF President
361-275-5234
Boys and Girls Club of Cuero
Megan Boehl, Executive Director
(361) 524-0005
About Cuero Community Foundation:
The Cuero Community Foundation (CCF) matches philanthropic action with causes in need to
strengthen our local and surrounding communities now and for future generations. CCF works
with other foundations, agencies and organizations to continually assess current and future
needs to learn how best to address and solve these issues with financial aid while striving to
achieve the greatest impact possible. CCF is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization, incorporated
in Cuero, Texas. Members of the CCF board are W. A. “Bill” Blackwell, Debra Baros, David S.
Kleinecke, Paul W. Holcomb, Sr., F. Paul Celauro, Rebecca Reese Dawson and Wes Kubesch.
Learn more about CCF by visiting www.cuerocommunityfoundation.com or email
About Boys and Girls Club of Cuero:
The Boys and Girls Club of Cuero is a local chapter of the national Boys and Girls Clubs of
America, providing a safe and supportive environment for children and teenagers to participate
in educational, recreational, and character-building activities. The Club is committed to
empowering young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible
citizens. Learn more about the Boys & Girls Club of Cuero by visiting
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