The Boys & Girls Club of Three Districts
The Boys & Girls Club (BGC) of Three Districts was formed in February of 2002 in Fort Thompson, South Dakota. Our club was developed through a larger initiative by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America to form clubs within Indian country that invest in Native American youth. The organization now operates four clubs in each of the three districts of the Crow Creek Sioux Reservation and primarily serves Native American youth. The Crow Creek Reservation is located in Buffalo County in central South Dakota and is divided into three districts: Fort Thompson, Crow Creek, and Big Bend. The BGC of Three Districts is one of over 200 clubs representing 86 American Indian, Native Hawaiian and Alaskan communities.
In 2009, the BGC of Three Districts served over 470 boys and girls of the Crow Creek community.
Meet the Staff
Ronda Hawk, Executive Director: Ronda enters her eighth year with the Club as Executive Director. Ronda has 22+ years of continuous experience working with youth, 14 years management experience, and 8 years experience of executive leadership of the BGC of Three Districts. Ronda has successfully completed Executive Leadership Trainings, Federal Trainings, SMART Moves Training, and has successfully managed three U.S. Department of Justice and Office of Juvenile Justice Programs (OUP) grants.
Donna Touche, Unit Director/Main Unit
Jon Collins, Youth Activities Assistant
Terrance Big Eagle, Activities Director
Trisha Big Eagle, Programs Director
Becky Crow. Unit Director, Crow Creek Unit
