A Year of Impact at Boys and Girls Country

There’s more to discover than meets the eye in Boys and Girls Country’s latest Impact Report. What begins as a snapshot of the past year quickly unfolds into a deeper story—one of resilience, growth and the life-changing work that has long defined the organization’s mission.

At the heart of Boys and Girls Country is a commitment to holistic care—something that has always been central to its model. Each year, children and young adults receive comprehensive support that goes beyond basic needs. From counseling and mental health services to academic support, mentorship and spiritual care, every aspect of the program is designed to help each child heal, grow and succeed.

A Partnership with Purpose

For nearly 30 years, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church has stood with Boys and Girls Country as more than supporters—they’re family. This summer, alongside the Houston Christian High School football team, they rolled up their sleeves, got to work, and made a lasting impact.

Changing Lives Through Trust and Giving

The Sterling-Turner Foundation believes that every child deserves a mentally and physically healthy life and a chance to experience stability without wondering when it will all fall apart

Summer at BGC

Summer might be all about sunshine and play but at Boys and Girls Country, it’s also a time for learning and growth.

Waller Area Nonprofit Cooperative

On March 20, Boys and Girls Country had the privilege of hosting the very first meeting of the Waller Area Nonprofit Cooperative!

Friend of Children Awards

Earlier this year we had the privilege of hosting our annual Friend of Children Awards at the beautiful River Oaks Country Club in Houston.

A Legacy of Leadership

Chuck Scianna recently went to be with the Lord, leaving behind a legacy of leadership, generosity and unwavering dedication to others. As a longtime board member, former board chair, donor and mentor, he was a steadfast advocate for the mission of providing a stable, loving home for children from families in crisis. Chuck Scianna (right) […]