Welcome

Building Bridges is an intensive rehabilitation program for at-risk youth between 9-18 years of age who have not responded to more traditional forms of probation and supervision. They are the kids other organizations have given up on. They are the toughest of the rough kids.

The idea behind Building Bridges is simple. Instead of counseling kids from across a desk, Building Bridges creates real-life, hands-on experiences for young people in which they are likely to succeed. As their successes add up, the kids begin to build self-esteem, something most of them despite their street tough exteriors, are sorely lacking.

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The Hal McCoy 2009 Baseball Clinic- Register Online

Baseball Clinic Register Here

Please join us at Fifth Third Field for a day of fun, excitement, and instruction. The Clinic will be conducted under the watchful eye of head baseball coaches Rob Cooper of Wright State University, Steve Dintaman of Sinclair Community College, and Tony Vittorio of The University of Dayton. The instructors will be current players on the Wright State, Sinclair, and UD Baseball Teams, with special instruction by former Cincinnati Reds great, George Foster, and friends.
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How To Support Building Bridges

Building Bridges is always grateful for monetary donations. Further, Building Bridges also accepts gifts of stock, and various forms of planned gifts. All donations to Building Bridges are tax deductible, and now you can make an immediate difference by, donating online via the sercure server.