Boys & Girls-Lawrence County, formerly known as The Thornton Memorial Boys Club, has been serving the youth of Lawrence County, Indiana since its establishment in 1940. The organization was formed as a community effort to combat juvenile delinquency during the Great Depression, and with the support of The Boys Clubs of America and donations from the community, the club opened its doors to boys in 1940. Over the years, Boys & Girls-Lawrence County has provided a home away from home for its members, offering a wide range of programs and activities, including athletics, education, arts, and life skills.
With the help of dedicated volunteers and generous sponsors, Boys & Girls-Lawrence County has grown and expanded its facilities to meet the needs of its growing membership. The club's mission is to empower young people to reach their full potential and become responsible, productive citizens. Through its various programs and initiatives, Boys & Girls-Lawrence County strives to instill character, leadership, and a sense of community in the youth it serves.
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