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2023
Beth Presley is a groundbreaker in more ways than one. Taking over as CEO of Fort Smith Boys & Girls Clubs, she’s not only the first new face in that role in forty-three years, she’s also the first woman to hold that position in the history of the local organization.
Dwain HebdaDo South Magazine
2022
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Goldtrap - Gardner staff, Jasmine Meyers, left, and Savannah Slayline, clean interior services, Monday, June 8, 2020, as area clubs begin opening Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and continue the summer meals programs. Chris Reeder, unit director said that members will remain in the same group throughout their visit and will clean and sanitize their hands as well as the area after each group activity. [JAMIE MITCHELL/TIMES RECORD]
2020
Jerry Glidewell and staff create art during the coronavirus quarantine
2019-2017
Through support generated from this event, we are able to offer free guitar, piano and percussion lessons to Boys and Girls Club participants.
Jerry Glidewell Executive Director - FSBGC SoutWest Times, Oct 3, 2019
2014
Brooke Strack Reeder, Tim Higgins, Jason Morland, Anne Reeder, Scott Reeder, Timah Jones, and Jerry Glidewell
In 2014 The ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis - 'Lou Gehrig's disease') Organization became involved in social media phenomenon challenging hundreds of people, including many prominent celebrities, to dump a bucket of ice water on their heads, a shocking sensation to the nervous system which the disease attacks.
Our administrative staff and family members accepted the challenge and passed it on to other Boys & Girls Clubs in the region. Together, hundreds of dollars were raised for the cause.
Nationally, more the challenge brought in more than $13 million in donations.
