by posted 04/13/2012
 

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by posted 04/05/2012
 
The REBGC Torch Club is having a tag sale Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 26, from 9:00am to 3:00pm. The tag sale will be held at the REBGC grounds.  Proceeds from the tag sale will benefit the many programs run by the REBGC, and will also go to help maintain the fields and grounds.
 
The Torch Club will gladly accept your gently used household, clothing, book, toy, and furniture donations for the tag sale. We cannot accept: exercise equipment, VHS tapes and sleeper sofas.
 
Donation bins will be located in the Pavilion at the REBGC. Hours for donations are as follows:
 
Monday-Friday = 9:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday-Sunday = 5:00pm to 7:00pm
 
The donation bins are secure and donations placed in the bins will be moved to their holding areas on a daily basis.
 
Special arrangements can be made for any donations and need to be made for donations of furniture. Please email to make these arrangements.
 
The Snack Shack will be open during the tag sale and many REBGC sport teams will be selling their team’s apparel.
 
The success of the 1^st Annual Tag Sale will be even greater with the support of Club Members. The Torch Club and the REBGC thanks you for your interest and participation in our amazingly awesome event!

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by posted 03/29/2012
 

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by carlos collazo posted 01/12/2009
 
RBGC Holds Third Annual Civic Day Event

The Redding Boys & Girls Club in concert with The Town of Redding and First Selectman Natalie Ketcham held the Third Annual Redding Town Civic Day in early December.

31 members of the RBGC were sworn in as town officials and shadowed their assigned personnel for the day, where they learned first hand about how the Town of Redding is managed on a daily basis from the people who make Redding the special place it is to live.

The RBGC has re-established Civic Day which was a major event of Boys &  Girls Clubs of America many years ago when some of the current members of the Board of Directors were active youth participants of their hometown clubs.

The nominated youth qualify to "lead the town" by being exemplary citizens of Redding both in town and most importantly in the classroom.  Once nominated for their activity at the RBGC, the "candidates" are introduced to the principals of both Redding Elementary and John Read Middle Schools for acceptance and are rewarded with an excused absence from school as they assume their responsibilities in "doing the town's business" as First Selectman refers to the hard work performed by our town officials and "officials for the day".

The 31 student leaders were guests for a catered luncheon in the Town Hall Community Room where they were presented with Certificates of Achievement by Ms. Ketcham, Carlos Collazzo and Board VP Joe Gibaldi.

For more information on RBGC Civic Day, please contact Board Member Andy Acocella at .
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by posted 06/10/2008
 
Not Familiar on how to register?

Simply click on the "Register On-line" tab to your left, click on the program or special event your registering for.

You will then be asked for your email address, enter your email address and click submit. Our web site will automatically email you a password.
 
Go back to web site, click on the "Community Programs" page, click on "Register On-line" tab and enter your email address and password.

You are now ready! Enter your information as a PARENT/ GUARDIAN, you will then be prompted to enter a Child/Participant. Enter your childs information and complete registration. 

If you have any problems please email me at .
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