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The Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of T. Charles Pierson as the national mentoring organization’s President and Chief Executive Officer, effective June 15, 2012.
A 2007 summary of 30 scientific studies compiled by the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) found that people who volunteer see an improvement in their mental well-being and physical health.
At Big Brothers Big Sisters, we provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. When those same children and volunteers give back to help another deserving cause, it proves that mentoring truly does change lives.
For Alline Kent, a reporter for The Telegraph in Georgia, it is not uncommon for her to receive invitations to attend and participate in events in her area after writing an article about them. When she was invited to do a story on a local mentoring program, she found herself in uncharted territory.
Students at Rosa Parks Elementary School in Middletown, Ohio, are learning valuable lessons about hard work and scholastic achievement thanks to a special program offered by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County.
Mark Davidson of KSN3 News recently spent the day with a Little Brother who is currently seeking a mentor. Seven year old Tavin is just one of 3000 children in Kansas that are waiting to be matched with a caring adult who can be a positive influence.
Roger Espinoza, midfielder for Sporting Kansas City, is returning the favor that was given to him when growing up in a tough neighborhood of Denver.Latest videos
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