Community Corner Interview: James Pierce and Liza Borches of Boys & Girls Club of Central VA

Community Corner Interview: James Pierce and Liza Borches of Boys & Girls Club of Central VA

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We spoke with James Pierce and Liza Borches from the Boys & Girls Club of Central VA about their adapted operations to continue to serve the community during the pandemic including virtual learning support, plus, how people can make donations to the Boys & Girls Clubs in our area. More info: Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Virginia | Great Futures Start Here! (bgclubcva.org)

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