How did Bex get started with broadcasting?

Bex's media journey began with a school project about Jonathan Owens, leading to an interview that sparked his interest in podcasting with Boys & Girls Club support.

What is the 'America Needs Club Kids' campaign?

This campaign by Boys & Girls Clubs of America highlights the potential of young people and encourages support for their development into future leaders.

How many children do Boys & Girls Clubs serve?

Boys & Girls Clubs of America serves over four million young people each year through 5,500 clubs nationwide and on military bases.

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Young Broadcaster Fuels 'Club Kids' Campaign

2 Dec

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Summary

Eleven-year-old Bex credits Boys & Girls Clubs for media success.
The 'America Needs Club Kids' campaign highlights youth potential.
Boys & Girls Clubs serve over four million young people annually.

Young Broadcaster Fuels 'Club Kids' Campaign

Eleven-year-old Bex, a talented young broadcaster, recently highlighted the impactful role of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America during an appearance on 'Fox & Friends.' He shared how the organization provided essential support, tools, and opportunities that enabled him to launch his media brand and interview professional athletes.

Bex's story is central to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America's new "America Needs Club Kids" campaign, which underscores the potential within every child. The campaign aims to inspire investment in youth development, recognizing them as the future leaders of the nation.

With a legacy spanning 165 years, Boys & Girls Clubs operate 5,500 locations across the U.S. and military bases, serving over four million young people annually. CEO Jim Clark urged continued support, emphasizing that investing in these clubs is a strategic investment in America's future.