Michael P Hayes Ph.D.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America is the nation's largest donor and volunteer-supported youth mentoring network, dedicated to creating meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers, known as Bigs, and children, referred to as Littles, aged 6 to 18. With over 100 years of experience, the organization believes that every child has the potential to succeed and thrive in life through positive relationships that leave a lasting impact. The organization emphasizes the importance of mentorship in fostering self-confidence, educational success, and resilience among youth, while also prioritizing youth safety and well-being. Through various programs, including community-based and school-based mentoring, Big Brothers Big Sisters aims to shape a brighter future for young people by providing them with the support they need to unlock their full potential. Generated from the website

Big Brothers Big Sisters in Sunbury, PA is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing mentorship and support to children in need. They match adult volunteers with youth in one-on-one relationships to help empower and guide them towards a brighter future. Generated from their business information

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America is the nation's largest donor and volunteer-supported mentoring network, dedicated to making meaningful and monitored matches between adult volunteers, known as "Bigs," and children, referred to as "Littles," aged 6 through 18. With over 100 years of experience, the organization believes in the inherent potential of every child to succeed and thrive, fostering positive relationships that create lasting impacts on the lives of young people. Through various programs, including community-based and school-based mentoring, Big Brothers Big Sisters aims to build a movement that promotes self-confidence, resilience, and educational success among youth. With a commitment to safety and well-being, they actively work to strengthen society for future generations by empowering children to unlock their full potential. Generated from the website