MISSION
Create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.
VISION
All youth achieve their full potential.
ACCOUNTABILITY
By partnering with parents/guardians, volunteers, and others in the community we are accountable for each child in our program
OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS
YOU CAN Help Ignite the Power and Promise of Youth
A quality mentor (Big) can make a difference in their mentee's (Little) life, using encouragement and constructive feedback to help youth grow and develop to reach their full potential.
Volunteering to be a Big to a Little can make a significant difference. Mentors for youth often fulfill various roles, from being a confidant, a life coach, or a resource that helps them pursue future career goals. Many roles need to be fulfilled in the lives of the youth in our community. A mentor is an invaluable resource for these youth.
If you or someone you know wants to make a difference in a young person's life, consider becoming a Big.
Big Sister:
Janae Gray
By volunteering as a Big, I am able to give my Little Kaytlynn representation and opportunity to explore new things ...
Board Member:
Ida Wood
My family and I immigrated to the States when I was about ten years. I had the privilege of being in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program ...
Little Brother:
Adebayor
My Big Sterling has become family to me, taught me right from wrong and how to be a Black man in today's world, especially since my father...
Parent of Littles:
Kelly Laurie
My four children are enrolled in BBBSIA. I can't even tell you how much it has changed their lives and my life. Their Bigs help them ...
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iGotMatched
"Every child has potential. When you step up—whether with your time, your voice, or your gift—you help unlock it.
Be the reason a child believes in their future."
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Facts & Figures
The Impact of Our Work
82%
Educational Outcomes
82% of participating youth at BBBSIA maintained or improved their grades.
15%
Economic Benefits
Participants in the program earn 15% more over their lifetime, indicating long-term economic advantages associated with mentorship.
85%
Behavioral Improvements
Improved avoidance of risky behaviors with the social capital, guidance, and resources that they often lack access to
VOICES OF OUR VILLAGE
