Team Mississippi — a unified team of Boys & Girls Clubs members and Special Olympics Mississippi athletes — lost early at the USA Games in Minnesota, dug deep, and finished second. Here's the story behind the silver.

Being a single parent in the Delta comes with real challenges — but you don't have to do it alone. Here's a guide to local and statewide resources for food, childcare, job training, and after-school care.

A new study from Arizona State University found that every $1 invested in a Boys & Girls Club generates $14.79 in community benefit. Here's what that means for Mississippi.

Thanks to a $10,000 Caesars Foundation grant, 15 Club members explored career pathways in hospitality at Isle Casino Hotel Lula. See how we're preparing Delta youth for bright futures through real-world learning!

Mark your calendars! The 15th Annual Scramble for Youth Golf Outing is set for Friday, October 30, 2026, at The Dogwoods Golf Course at Hugh White State Park in Grenada, Mississippi.

Club members from across the Mississippi Delta gathered at SPROUT Park for an organization-wide Field Day sponsored by TrueCare Delta Fresh Foods Initiative—complete with ring toss, three-legged races, fresh food, and medals!

DHA STEAM Team brought edible DNA, static electricity, balloon cars, indoor snow, and more to Greenwood & MVSU Clubs on July 9. Hands-on experiments sparked curiosity and built confidence in our young scientists.

On July 17, 2026, young athletes from Boys & Girls Clubs across the Mississippi Delta gathered at Mississippi Valley State University for an unforgettable tennis meetup. Thanks to the USTA Southern Rural Grant Initiative, kids who may never have picked up a racket got the chance to play, learn, and build life skills like determination, teamwork, and self-belief. Read more about this exciting day and how tennis is changing lives in the Delta.