$16.4M in expenses

Leap: (lottery for education afterschool programs) leap works with boys and girls clubs in tennessee with the common goal of enhancing academic opportunities for students. Through the leap program, students in tennessee are provided with academthe financial stimulus accountability group (fsag) is a joint bipartisan legislative and executive branch committee charged by the governor with ensuring the appropriate and prudent planning for new federal funds received by the state of tennessee. The department of human services and its non-profit grant administrators successfully executed the first step of incorporating non-profits into the state's pandemic response, fully subscribing the $150 million in federal funds proposed. This was the result of a competitive process of receiving 1350 applications for nearly $435 million of proposed expenses. These grants support the service of diverse populations and communities across the state.ic enrichment opportunities that reinforce and complement their regular academic program. Several clubs in tennessee are part of this initiative.

$1.5M in expenses

Leap: (lottery for education afterschool programs) leap works with boys and girls clubs in tennessee with the common goal of enhancing academic opportunities for students. Through the leap program, students in tennessee are provided with academic enrichment opportunities that reinforce and complement their regular academic program. Several clubs in tennessee are part of this initiative.

$1.0M in expenses

21st CCLC: 21st century community learning centers collaborates with boys and girls clubs in tennessee to provide students with opportunities for academic enrichment, youth development and family support during non-school hours (before/after school, summer). With the support of 21st CCLC, BGC in tennessee can provide a broad array of services, programs, and activities that are designed to reinforce and complement the regular academic program of participating students and may include: tutoring, arts & music, math & science, recreational and drug & violence prevention programming.

$327K in expenses

TN abstinence education (srae)

$58K in expenses

Comm. Based child abuse prevention grant - primary or secondary child abuse prevention services, which are designed to prevent the occurrence of child abuse and neglect before it starts.

$87K in expenses

Opioid abatement council - "prevention works" program, engaging 16 club organizations (36 club sites) across 29 tennessee counties in providing direct prevention programming to 580 youth, ages 10-19, and 290 family members per year for three years. The prevention works program will provide prevention programs and strategies to both prevent youth from falling victim to opioid addiction and support youth who have experienced trauma from family members who have abused opioids.

$196K in expenses

Department of labor and workforce - skill builders program, engaging 80 high school students, aged 14-19 during the afterschool and summer programming.

$119K in expenses

All other program services