On November 25, 2025, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County revealed the latest additions to its fleet! Thanks to the generous support of Phillips 66, CM Bair Family Trust, GM Services and First Interstate Bank the Boys and Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County has significantly expanded its transportation program, purchasing two new 15 passenger vans that will enhance safe and reliable transportation to Club programs for hundreds of local kids and teens.

Together, these partners contributed over $90,000 toward the Club’s transportation project. Additionally, generous guests at the Club’s signature event in March helped support this special project. Together the investment directly supports the Club’s mission to provide safe, consistent, and life changing experiences for kids and teens across Yellowstone County.

Janet Hardy shares, “At Phillips 66, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential—and that begins with access. We recognize that transportation can be a major barrier for many families, which is why we’re proud to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County in expanding their transportation program. By working together, we’re helping ensure that more kids and teens can safely and consistently access the mentorship, resources, and opportunities the Club provides every day.”

This investment directly addresses a growing need for reliable transportation. The new vans are already serving Club members by providing consistent transportation from 16 local schools to five Clubhouse locations. During the summer months, the vans transported over 100 kids and teens each week to educational field trips, career exploration events, community service projects, and outdoor learning experiences.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County extends its deepest gratitude to Phillips 66, CM Bair Family Trust, First Interstate Bank, GM Services and our community supporters for helping pave bright futures for youth in our community and offering reliable transportation for years to come.