BBBSA 2019 National Recruitment PSA
Big Brothers Big Sisters defends, inspires and ignites the potential of youth every day. But for every child who has been paired with a caring adult mentor, there are those still waiting their turn: 30,000 children across…
Match Showcase: Big Sister Sera and Little Sister Seanna
Sera Hill, an employee with Starbucks, and her little sister Seanna have been matched for…
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Nordstrom Rack Teams Up with BBBSA for the Holidays!
Leading fashion retailer Nordstrom, Inc. announced its continued tradition of giving back during the holiday…
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#HorizonConfiDANCE
Horizon Organic partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters to spread confidence to households across America!…
BBBSA Receives an OJJDP Youth Mentoring grant of $10.75M
More Littles will have a chance to have a Big of their own, thanks to…
BBBS and Topgolf “break tees” with new events – more cities announced
A new national initiative pairing Big Brothers Big Sisters with Topgolf just kicked off in Kansas City, resulting in new Big recruitment, as well as $100K in funds raised for the local chapter.
The 2019 Federated Challenge® raises more than $3 million for Big Brothers Big Sisters
Fifty-nine prominent businesses and more than 500 private citizens gathered at The Saint Paul RiverCentre in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday, July 28, 2019, for the fifteenth annual Federated Challenge supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters. Awe-inspiring generosity on the part of corporate sponsors and attendees generated more than $3 million during this charitable event. One hundred percent of the money raised will be donated to the three Minnesota Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. These monies support one-to-one mentoring that change the lives of Littles for the better, forever, and the Federated Challenge Scholarship Fund. The scholarship fund provides up to $5,000 per year to qualified Littles and high school-aged Bigs enrolled in a non-four-year program at a trade or technical school or community college that focuses on career-ready skills training.
