Court Appointed Special Advocates-Lonoke County, Arkansas

The Boys & Girls Club of Jacksonville, established in 1969, has been a vital resource for the local community for over 50 years. Recognizing the need for a positive and supportive environment for children after school and during the summer, the club provides a safe haven where kids can receive academic assistance, engage in physical activities, enjoy nutritious meals, and prevent summer learning loss. Through the dedication of community members, the club's facility on Graham Road was constructed through generous donations and volunteered labor, serving as a testament to their commitment to enhancing the lives of children. Since its inception, the Boys & Girls Club of Jacksonville has positively impacted the lives of thousands of children, offering a constant source of support and opportunities for after-school and summer activities. With a mission to provide a nurturing and empowering space, the club continues to be a beacon of hope and a valuable resource for the local youth, fostering their growth, development, and overall well-being.Generated from the website

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas is a social service and mentoring organization assisting children through professionally supported, one-to-one relationships with mentors that have a measurable impact on youth. Based in North Little Rock, Ark., the program is an affiliate of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and serves all of Pulaski County, Benton and Pine Bluff. Some of services include community-based mentoring, school/site-based mentoring and volunteer training. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas also conducts special events, including Bid for Kids Sake online auction, Destination Raffle, Toast & Roast and Bowl for Kids Sake.

We Care of Pulaski County is a non-profit organization founded over twenty-five years ago, dedicated to empowering the poor and disadvantaged members of the community. The organization focuses on providing hope and assistance to youth, the elderly, and single parents, fostering independence and confidence while promoting essential needs. Their programs include an After School Mentoring and Tutoring Program that supports student learning and emotional development, as well as a summer program featuring learning projects and meals. Additionally, We Care distributes monthly food baskets and offers grab-and-go meals for youth during the school year, emphasizing health and family engagement. Generated from the website