Jacki Proctor, Executive Director
Executive
Director, Jacki Proctor
Jacki Proctor
has over 10 years of experience working in a Boys & Girls Club and has served as the
Director of a Boys & Girls Club for four years on a US Air Force Base in Germany.
Jacki has her degree in Studio Art and Art History. She is a native Nebraskan and was
excited to bring her family back to the area while continue serving the youth through the
Boys & Girls Club.
Matt Fosket, Program Director
Program Director,
Matt Fosket
Our Program Director, Matt
Fosket leads the planning of the programming and recreational offerings for the
youth. Matt has a Bachelors in Education and worked as an educator and with HHS in North
Platte.
Other Staff
Members
Teen Director:
Deanna Anderson
Spanish & Torch Club: Carole Baldwin
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Kimberley Stewart,
Board President
TALX Corporation
John Patterson,
Vice-President
First National Bank North
Platte
Michael McCarthy,
Secretary
McCarthy, Peterson & Moore
Hans Julius, Treasurer
NebraskaLand National Bank
Lewys Carlini, Marketing Chair
KNOP TV
Terrie Feldman, Board Member
Lutheran Family Services
Kathy Bourque, Board
Member
UPS Store
Thank you Lincoln County!!
The Boys & Girls Club of America took root
nearly 150 years ago with three women in Hartford, Conn deciding to take in a few children
in need. Well that idea sprouted into what is now a network of over 4,000 Clubs across the
nation and across the world.
We had similar beginnings for our Lincoln County
Boys & Girls Club. We started locally by determining the need... a positive place for
our older youth and teens to go after school, evenings, and weekends - a place where kids
can mix education with fun, and a place where they can develop skills and self-esteem.
We listened to what the needs were and opened Kids' Cafe,
giving our youth a nutritious meal each evening (at no cost). To ensure safe transport to
the Club, we started bussing middle and high school students. We have offerings such as
leadership groups, courses teaching
personal finance, cooking classes, as well as a new Junior Staff program. These
opportunities come without additional cost for members and any child in grades 5-12 can
belong.
In celebration of national Boys & Girls Club
week, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank our community for its wonderful, ongoing
support. It's your personal involvement - as a parent, a volunteer, a staff
member, a committee or board member, or a donor - that enables us to positively affect
these young lives.
Thank you for making it possible.
Kimberley Stewart
Board President
Boys & Girls Club of Lincoln County
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