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Catch the latest happenings at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Iowa— see below for the latest postings .


Match Spotlight: Little Kingston Duo Chris + Liz
Little Kingston and Big Duo Chris and Liz For Kingston, Chris and Liz's presence in his life has meant more than just mentorship. It has meant gaining a second family. Matched in July 2017, Chris and Liz have shown what true, long-term commitment looks like. Through life’s ups and downs—including personal hardships, the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Kingston’s own academic struggles—they have remained a constant, reliable presence. Their relationship has grown far
Mar 31


Legacy Big Spotlight: Sterling
Sterling with Adebayor and Joey Sterling has been an active and dedicated volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Iowa since 2018, when he was first matched with Little Brother Adebayor. Their match lasted an impressive five years, continuing until Adebayor graduated from high school in 2023—a testament to Sterling’s commitment and consistency. In recognition of his impact, Sterling was honored as Big Brother of the Year in 2021. That commitment to showing up didn’
Mar 31


Legacy Match Spotlight: Little Carsten and Family Match Nichole, Jake, Mack, and Savi
Little Carsten and Family Match Nichole, Jake, Mack, and Savi For more than three years, Nichole and Jake Johnson along with their two children, Mack and Savi, have shown what true mentoring legacy looks like. From day one of their match with Carsten in September 2022, they have been a constant, steady presence—showing up month after month, often going above and beyond what’s expected of a Big Family Match. Whether they’re cheering him on at basketball games, hosting him for
Mar 31


Legacy Match Spotlight: Little Catherine and Big Ayla
When Ayla and Catherine were first matched, their connection was immediate. What started as shared outings and casual conversations quickly grew into a meaningful relationship built on trust, encouragement, and genuine care. Catherine, a high school senior, was navigating the pressures of academics, friendships, and planning for her future. Through it all, Ayla became a steady and reliable presence. Whether they were cooking together, running errands, or simply spending time
Mar 31
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