The Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany thanks State Farm for a recent financial gift that will help the organization continue providing COVID-19 relief services in the Albany/Dougherty County area.

Eight independent State Farm agents: Dick Thomas, Will Worn, Carl Plowden, Jan Cooper, Steve Perrine, Karen Cohilas, Tim Thomas, and Bobby Underwood donated $5,460 to the organization as part of the State Farm Good Neighbor Community Fund.

State Farm is committed to making a positive difference in neighborhoods everywhere. In a time of unprecedented challenges for customers, employees and communities, State Farm is proud to support efforts that help sustain and revitalize area severely impacted by COVID-19.

Marvin B. Laster, CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany remarked, "We are always excited to partner with local businesses who are willing to invest their time, talents and treasures in the youth of our community. The collective efforts of eight State Farm agents reinforces the message of Hellen Keller who said, 'Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.'"

In times of tragedy and crisis, Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany have stepped up to provide essential services and programs for youth and families impacted by the pandemic. Today, the organization is committed more than ever, to ensure Club staff, members, families, and communities have the resources and support they need to navigate these uncertain times while also partnering with local business to do more.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany relies on public and private support to continue their mission, especially in times of crisis. The organization would not be able to continue its mission without the support of companies like State Farm.

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