Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford
Mary Beth Kiernan-Gonzalez has extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, particularly with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, where tenure has spanned from November 2003 to the present, holding various leadership roles, including Director of Grants & Continuous Improvement, Unit Director, and Program Director. Previous positions at Allstate as a Licensed Sales Producer and multiple roles within the Boys & Girls Clubs, such as Director of Education/Technology, Social Recreation Director, Membership Coordinator, and Youth Development Professional, showcase a strong commitment to youth development and program management. Mary Beth is an alumnus of Bulkeley High School, graduating in 2003.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford began in 1860 as the birthplace of the nationwide Boys & Girls Club movement. Four women; Louisa Bushnell, Mary Goodwin, Alice Goodwin and Elizabeth Hammersley, believed that boys who roamed the streets should have a positive, healthy place to live and grow, so they organized the first Club in America. That day, a mission was born – and we’ve been fulfilling it ever since. Today, 160 years later and more than 150,000 kids after our beginning, Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford still provides our youth the skills they need to succeed in life. As the specific needs of Hartford’s children have changed over time, our Clubs continue to inspire and enable young people to realize their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.