Boys & Girls Club Of Alice

Boys & Girls Club Of Alice, a Texas-based nonprofit organization headquartered in Alice, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient with no prime contract or grant awards. All three documented federal awards (combined obligated value of $137 thousand) are sub-awards from Department of Justice programs flowing through parent grantees.

The vendor's customer footprint is concentrated within DOJ. Two of three sub-awards flow from the Office of Justice Programs' Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), with one from the Office of Victims of Crime. The Victims of Crime sub-award, obligated September 27, 2023, funds the Art Therapy for Victims of Crime program, which provides therapeutic and creative activities—instrumental music, vocal music, theater, painting, and photography and digital art—to crime victims aged twelve to eighteen across the Duval and Jim Wells service areas in Texas. The program aims to provide a supervised setting where participants can express creativity, engage with positive peer groups, and develop life skills. The two OJJDP sub-awards, both obligated March 6, 2024, also support mentoring services. All three sub-awards are sub-granted from either Boys & Girls Clubs Of America (the two OJJDP mentoring awards) or the Texas Governor's office (the Victims of Crime award).

Activity has been minimal and recent—one award in 2023 and two in 2024—with no recompete cliff or parent vehicles. The organization operates in a sub-recipient role only, without direct federal contracting capability or a pipeline of independent federal work. The footprint reflects a small community-based organization embedded in national or state nonprofit networks for federal funding flow-through.