- November 4, 2024
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Children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida turned the dirt to signify the beginning of construction for the club’s new June Family Branch in Winter Garden. Assisting are Randy June, left, Winter Garden City Commissioner Iliana R. Jones, Orange County Sheriff John Mina and Jamie Merrill, president and CEO of BGCCF.
Jamie Merrill, left, president and CEO of BGCCF, presented the first scoops of dirt to Jamie and Randy June, Winter Garden City Manager Jon C. Williams and Mayor John Rees.
Children from the local Boys & Girls Clubs chatted with Winter Garden City Manager Jon C. Williams, left, Mayor John Rees and City Commissioner Choe Johnson Brunson.
Representatives from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida participated in the groundbreaking event.
Heart-shaped sunglasses were handed out to attendees.
One of Randy and Jamie June’s grandchildren checked out the shovels for the groundbreaking ceremony.
Representatives from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida participated in the groundbreaking event.
Jamie Merrill, president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida, spoke to the crowd during the groundbreaking event.
Randy and Jamie June spoke to the crowd during the groundbreaking event.
One of the children from the local Boys & Girls Clubs branch addressed folks in attendance.
Scoops of dirt were tossed to signify the beginning of construction for the new facility to house the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida’s June Family Branch.
Representatives from various organizations attended the groundbreaking event.
Representatives from various organizations attended the groundbreaking event.
Members of the local Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida organization gathered for a photo after the groundbreaking ceremony.
Individuals and organizations came together Oct. 24 for a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the future Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida facility that is coming to Winter Garden. Representatives from BGCCF, the city of Winter Garden, donors and more gathered at the site on Ninth Street to turn the dirt to signify the start of construction and to recognize the many donors who are making this new club branch possible.
The city donated the land for the clubhouse, to be named the June Family Branch, after Randy and Jamie June for all they have done to raise funds and awareness for the project.
The new club will offer 20,000 square feet of programming space and serve up to 220 children daily, and it is expected to be completed next fall.
To make a monetary donation, visit bgccf.org and specify the June Family Branch.
The Central Florida organization is a beacon of hope that provides a safe and caring club experience every day after school and all summer long for children between the ages of 6 and 18 from disadvantaged neighborhoods at little or no cost to families.
