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Your Impact

​"A lot of kids just need a mentor to point them in the right direction, and I want to be there for him, as my mentor was for me," says Big Cedric. Omari's mother has seen positive changes in his behavior since he started meeting with Cedric during lunch each week.
Big Brothers Big Sisters understands and respects the unique challenges of military families and actively helps to merge the gap in service that many Gold Star children, like Hunter, face by connecting them to compassionate Bigs, like Kyle.
Reading graphic novels and Percy Jackson at the local bookstore are Paul and Camron's favorite weekly activity in Operation Bigs' Community-Based Mentoring Program. This gives them an opportunity to discuss how characters deal with hard situations, which in turn teaches Camron how to process is emotions.

The Impact of Your Investment

52% of Littles are less likely to skip school

100% of Littles feel they have an adult they can turn to in a time of need

92% understand the negative repercussions of drugs and alcohol

Change one kid's tomorrow ​today

Shoot some hoops, meet for lunch, or play video games. Whatever you have to offer, there is a kid who is waiting for you to #BeBig in their life.

We currently have a growing waitlist of kids, particularly boys, who need a mentor.