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This past year at Boysville has been a powerful reminder of what is possible when a community comes together with compassion, determination, and a shared belief that every child deserves safety, dignity, and the chance to thrive. As we reflect on this past year, we also look toward the future of Boysville and the many youth we serve each year.

Graduation is a powerful symbol of perseverance and promise, and for these young people, it’s a transformative step toward a brighter future. You’ll read more about their individual journeys—each made possible because of donors like you.

As the days grow shorter and we move into the heart of fall, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the incredible summer and back to school season we’ve had here at Boysville. It has been a season full of growth, learning, and memorable experiences for the children who call Boysville home.

We are pleased to present the annual report for Boysville, a place we proudly call “A Texas Home for Girls and Boys.” As we reflect on the past year, which also marked our 80th year of service, we are filled with gratitude for the steadfast support of our community and the dedication of our staff and volunteers.

As we usher in the warmth and vibrancy of spring and summer, I am filled with pride and gratitude reflecting on the remarkable achievements and cherished moments we have experienced together. This season has brought us countless memories, but none more inspiring than the journeys of three extraordinary young individuals who have recently graduated from high school.

We are pleased to present the annual report for Boysville, a place we proudly call “A Texas Home for Girls and Boys.” As we reflect on the past year, which also marked our 80th year of service, we are filled with gratitude for the steadfast support of our community and the dedication of our staff and volunteers.

This time of year we celebrate a new chapter for our Graduates and honor them for all they have accomplished. Each has overcome obstacles, grown in maturity and become the young adults they were meant to be. We could not be more proud of you Destiny, Skye, David and Seth.

These days, when you meet Skye she is happy, kind, and outgoing. In her own words she has a positive spirit, she is always here to help, and she absolutely loves to talk. Skye is a big sister, and when she first arrived here at Boysville she thought that meant she was her siblings’ caretaker.

At age 16, Jareli arrived at our Emergency Shelter right before Christmas. With short hair, broken English, and low self-esteem, Jareli had little faith in adults. Despite her past pleas for help, many adults failed to answer until she met Jennifer and Tina, two strangers who worked with Jareli and brought her to Boysville.