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Community | Teaming Up to Create Change: FO the nearly 900 young people who enter the doors of a Twin Cities Boys & Girls Club each day, Clubs offer safe, inclusive spaces and experi- ences that empower members’ learning and growth. In fact, in a survey of alum- ni, 54% of said the Club “saved my life.” Now, more than ever, we have a re- sponsibility to the youth of our commu- nities, to provide them a platform where their voices can be heard, and to be part of advancing systems of change. Back for the ninth year, Cub and the Minneso- VY BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF THE TWIN CITIES ta Twins are teaming up to kick-off our annual “Step Up to the Plate” Campaign, a two-week fund-raising effort to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities. Since 2015 we've been proud to work together with the Minnesota Twins to donate more than $900,000. And we're still at it. Look for your chance to Step Up to the Plate and contribute $1, $3 or $5 at registers beginning in June. Every dollar makes a difference. Boys & Girls Club alumni include legends Joe DiMaggio, Hank Aaron, and Cal Ripken Jr., plus stars of today like Adam Jones and Jon Jay. Since Major Leauge Baseball* designat- ed BGCA an official charitable partner in 1997, this robust relationship has given countless youth the chance to realize their dreams both on and off the field. yi % of Club members believe they can make a difference in their communities and 89% stand up for what they think is right. Proof that BGCA helps build a sense of civic responsibility and leadership. 4,000 youth at 11 Twin Cities locations are served by Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities | $50,000 has been pledged by Cub to match in-store donations during the 2023 campaign OX oO nd 4@ cuB+ SUMMER 79 cub stores across Minnesota are collecting donations in amounts of $1, $3 or $5 % # LB < $900,000 donated by Cub and The Minnesota Twins since 2015