Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island, established in 1952, was founded by a group of men at the Providence County Courthouse to provide boys ages 7 to 14 with responsible male role models. The organization pairs boys from all over Rhode Island with approved male mentors who have undergone background checks, currently boasting around 120 active matches in their program. Generated from their available business information

Big Brothers Big Sisters (JBBBS) in Newton Center, MA, is committed to transforming the lives of children, adults with disabilities, and their families through meaningful one-to-one mentoring relationships. The organization embraces diversity and inclusion, serving individuals across various religions, races, gender identities, sexual orientations, and abilities. JBBBS offers a range of programs, including mentorship for children aged 6-18 and the Friend 2 Friend initiative, which connects adults with mild to moderate disabilities, fostering friendship and community involvement. Through mentorship, JBBBS supports the personal growth and development of individuals, empowering them to achieve their fullest potential. Generated from the website

Big Brothers Big Sisters in Quincy, MA is a non-profit organization that focuses on youth mentorship programs. They pair adult volunteers with children in need of guidance and support, fostering positive relationships and personal growth. Generated from their business information