One of the things that makes Bonnie Brae so unique is our strengths-based approach to treatment. Boys who have experienced multiple failures prior to coming to Bonnie Brae have the chance to discover and develop new interests. Boys who never picked up a ball before play basketball, tennis, softball, flag-football and more. They learn what it means to be on a team, and how to resolve conflict in a healthy manner.
Boys discover music and can play in our Knights Drum Corps, travelling and marching in many different special events in the tri-state area. They can learn to express themselves through art, poetry, photography and creative writing.
Boys can learn work skills building homes with Habitat for Humanity, being a member of our on-grounds work crew, or volunteering at Liberty Science Center.
All these experiences help our boys learn to take risks, learn coping strategies and interpersonal skills, gain confidence, experience personal sacrifice, and give back to their communities in a positive way.
Help our Boys Discover Today:
$100 can help to provide an official “team shirt” for our boys to play on one of our athletic teams.
$250 can help to provide training and certifications as part of our Work Experience Program.
$500 can help to provide the necessary supplies needed to fund a program of interest – art supplies, athletic gear, cooking supplies, and/or photography.
$1,000 can help to provide sponsorship of a team or work crew on campus.
