Boys & Girls Club of Fresno County Welcomes Moises Coria as Vice President of Operations and Program Services

Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County has named Moises Coria as its new Vice President of Operations and Program Services, bringing more than a decade of leadership experience in youth development and operations to the organization. 

A Fresno native, Moises returns to his community after serving in leadership roles across the Boys & Girls Club Movement. He began his career with Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento, where he advanced from Assistant Program Manager to Area Director, overseeing multi-site operations and building partnerships with schools and community leaders. 

 

Most recently, Moises served as Pacific Region Safety Analyst for Boys & Girls Clubs of America, supporting more than 77 independent organizations and over 400 Club sites across the western United States. His work focused on strengthening operational systems, safety practices, and organizational effectiveness. 

 

In his new role, he will work alongside the executive leadership team and Board of Directors to enhance program quality, strengthen operations, and ensure Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County continues delivering meaningful outcomes for the more than 3,600 young people it serves each year.  

 

“Our Clubs are strongest when our leadership reflects the same commitment, heart, and excellence we expect in every program we deliver,” said Jason Hannold, President and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County. “Bringing on a Vice President of Operations & Program Services marks an important step in strengthening our impact across Fresno County. Moises’s leadership will help us deepen consistency, elevate program quality, and ensure every young person who walks through our doors experiences the safety, belonging, and opportunity they deserve.” 

 

“I'm excited to join Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County and be part of its next chapter of growth. It's especially meaningful to return home and give back to the community that helped shape me,” said Moises.  

  

Ali Cox