2018 August PASO Magazine
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OAK LEAF Boys and Girls Club Preps for the Future Interim CEO Takes Over, Todd Evenson Named Champion for Youth By Heather Young With the departure of Boys and Girls Club of North SLO County CEO, Kate Morgans, at the end of January, the organization remains in the midst of deciding what to do for the future. After Morgans’ departure, board member Pat Bland became interim CEO until an agreement could be reached with the Santa Maria Boys and Girls Club. As of April 1, Jeremy Deming took over as interim CEO until the board decides what its next steps will be. He Jeremy Deming will serve as CEO for six months. “We’re just deciding what to do,” board chairwoman Nadine Sullivan said. “We have several options to choose from, so this gives us time to decide.” The Santa Maria boys and Girls Club serves 2,000 children in 10 sites. “They really do have the support we’ve never had,” Bland said of the Santa Maria club. Deming has been the CEO of the Santa Maria organization for the last three years and has overseen growth for donors, staff and programs. The Boys and Girls Club offers after school care at a low cost to families, as well as all-day care when school is not in session at two locations in North County. In the summer, summer day camps are held from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Paso Robles and Atascadero. The Boys and Girls Club offers after school care at a low cost to families, as well as all-day care when school is not in session at two locations in North County. On Saturday, September 8, he club will host its annual gala with its champions of children at the Paso Robles Event Center, 2198 Riverside Ave., at 5:30 p.m. Annually, 200 people come together for a lively social hour, a five-course dinner catered Chef Jeffrey Scott with local wine pairings, live and silent auctions and dancing. Tickets can be purchased by calling Karen at 805-440-8783. This year’s Champion of Youth honoree is Todd Evenson, who has been on the Boys and Girls Board since January 2012. He was board chair from January 2014 to January 2018. “Todd has helped to guide our board and organization while we ex- Todd Evenson panded our donors and constituents in order to serve more kids in both Paso Robles and Atascadero,” Bland said. For more information about the club, go to bgcslocounty.org. For more information about the club, go to bgcslocounty.org. Heather Young can be reached at Heather@pasomagazine.com 36 | pasomagazine.com PASO Magazine, August 2018
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OAK LEAF<br />
Boys and Girls Club Preps for the Future<br />
Interim CEO Takes Over, Todd Evenson Named Champion for Youth<br />
By Heather Young<br />
With the departure of Boys and Girls Club<br />
of North SLO County CEO, Kate Morgans, at<br />
the end of January, the organization remains in<br />
the midst of deciding what to do for the future.<br />
After Morgans’ departure, board member Pat<br />
Bland became interim<br />
CEO until an agreement<br />
could be reached with<br />
the Santa Maria Boys<br />
and Girls Club.<br />
As of April 1, Jeremy<br />
Deming took over as<br />
interim CEO until the<br />
board decides what its<br />
next steps will be. He<br />
Jeremy Deming<br />
will serve as CEO for six<br />
months.<br />
“We’re just deciding<br />
what to do,” board chairwoman Nadine Sullivan<br />
said. “We have several options to choose from,<br />
so this gives us time to decide.”<br />
The Santa Maria boys and Girls Club serves<br />
2,000 children in 10 sites.<br />
“They really do have the support we’ve never<br />
had,” Bland said of the Santa Maria club.<br />
Deming has been the CEO of the Santa Maria<br />
organization for the last three years and has<br />
overseen growth for donors, staff and programs.<br />
The Boys and Girls Club offers after school<br />
care at a low cost to families, as well as all-day<br />
care when school is not in session at two locations<br />
in North County. In the summer, summer<br />
day camps are held from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in<br />
Paso Robles and Atascadero.<br />
The Boys and Girls Club offers after school<br />
care at a low cost to families, as well as<br />
all-day care when school is not in session<br />
at two locations in North County.<br />
On Saturday, September 8, he club will host<br />
its annual gala with its champions of children<br />
at the Paso Robles Event Center, 2198 Riverside<br />
Ave., at 5:30 p.m.<br />
Annually, 200 people come together for a<br />
lively social hour, a five-course dinner catered<br />
Chef Jeffrey Scott with local wine pairings,<br />
live and silent auctions and dancing.<br />
Tickets can be purchased by calling Karen at<br />
805-440-8783.<br />
This year’s Champion<br />
of Youth honoree is<br />
Todd Evenson, who<br />
has been on the Boys<br />
and Girls Board since<br />
January 2012. He was<br />
board chair from January<br />
2014 to January<br />
<strong>2018</strong>.<br />
“Todd has helped to<br />
guide our board and organization<br />
while we ex-<br />
Todd Evenson<br />
panded our donors and<br />
constituents in order to serve more kids in both<br />
Paso Robles and Atascadero,” Bland said.<br />
For more information about the club, go to<br />
bgcslocounty.org.<br />
For more information about the club,<br />
go to bgcslocounty.org.<br />
Heather Young can be reached<br />
at Heather@pasomagazine.com<br />
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