After thoughtful consideration, the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) has decided to postpone the annual Bed Race until 2025.
Stutesman
“Although postponing the 2024 Bed Race isn’t our ideal scenario, it was the right call to make this year,” BGCN Director of Club Operations Abby Stutesman said. “Our leadership decided that pivoting to a virtual cause campaign would still allow the community the opportunity to support youth scholarships in the spirit of the Bed Race.”
BGCN and the city of Noblesville are teaming up to wave the green flag to get summer started for kids. Summer is a time where kids just get to be kids, and they deserve that. But many need financial assistance to attend safe, fun, and engaging programs – which the Bed Race has been able to provide for the past decade.
While there may not be hundreds of onlookers lining 9th Street this year to cheer on their favorite team or favorite bed, there is still the opportunity to invest in the youth in the Noblesville community through a virtual fundraising campaign – the Race Past the Construction Campaign.
Light
“Noblesville has a well-earned reputation as a community that steps up and supports neighbors in times of need – whether that is making sure kids have resources to attend summer camps and educational programs, or supporting our businesses during construction challenges,” Noblesville Deputy Mayor Matt Light said. “The city is honored to partner with BGCN to support this fundraising effort and its mission of serving our kids and our community.”
Will you help BGCN Race Past the Construction and reach the finish line?
Click here to support the Race Past the Construction virtual fundraising campaign and to provide scholarships to local kids. To inquire about partnering with BGCN for this campaign, please reach out to Director of Club Operations Abigail Stutesman at (317) 773-4372 or astutesman@bgcni.org.
BGCN is grateful for the support of the downtown businesses and encourages everyone to continue to shop local as everyone in Noblesville and Hamilton County navigates this busy construction season.
About BGCN
The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville provides high-quality, low-cost programs for youth members with the help of donors and sponsors. Between the Club, the Community Center, and Camp Crosser, BGCN provides opportunities for members to enjoy activities and experiences that help shape character and offer new perspectives. BGCN is dedicated to inspiring and enabling all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens by promoting leadership, character, health and physical development. Learn more at BGCNI.org.
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