News Release

• Boysville helps Diamond choose a different path

  In trial settings, when someone is facing consequences for bad choices, we often hear about how the defendant is a “product of his environment,” and, thus, shouldn't be fully faulted for his life's outcome. Read More

  By Veronica Flores-Paniagua/Express-News

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• Rack Gives Back to Boysville

  Racker Accounting Services department has been involved with Boysville for the last 18 months. Read More

  By Rack Gives Back

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• Rapiers hope generosity will be contagious

  Past acts of philanthropy by George and Kymberly Rapier were done without fanfare. "But then it dawned on us that if we let people know, it might be contagious," says Dr. Rapier. Read More

  By Robert Rivard/Express-News

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• Two nonprofits get $2 million each

  The Rapiers gave $2 million each to Boysville, a transformative home for abused and neglected children, and Morgan's Wonderland, the special needs theme park conceived and built by Gordon Hartman. Read More

  By Richard A. Marini/Express-News

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• Boysville Struggling But Still Helping Children

  Boysville, a children's home with a long record of helping kids affected by abuse, neglect or poverty, is struggling to meet the need for its services. A two-year decline in donations has forced the 67-year-old youth charity to turn some children away as the home has reduced its maximum youth population from 110 to 85. Read More

  Scott Huddleston

  San Antonio Express News

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• Kronkosky Foundation awards $2.2 million in grants

  Boysville receives grant to open expanded Emergency Shelter for Infants and Toddlers Read More

  By Melissa Fletcher Stoeltje

  San Antonio Express-News

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• Lt Gen Dave McIlvoy named new Chief Executive Officer for Boysville

  Lt Gen Dave McIlvoy was named the new CEO for Boysville on July 1, 2010. Read More

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• Boysville Struggles with Looming Budget Cuts

  Boysville is struggling with looming budget cuts. Last month, we had to turn away 15 infants and toddlers in need of a home. Read More

  Lauren Lea, News 4 WOAI

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• Become a Foster Parent

  The Community Based Foster Care Program at Boysville is currently recruiting families interested in being foster parents. Read More

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• Boysville: A Place to Live... A Place to Grow

  Most 7 year-olds dream of becoming a fireman, a policeman or an astronaut. But for 7 year-old Marcos, his dream was to have a place to live... a place to grow. Read More

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