IMPACT STORIES

Written by Dr. Carlene Fider, Big Sister to Alissa The mentees in the Big Brothers Big Sisters Class of 2021 are undoubtedly resilient. Like the

During Pride Month—and every other month of the year—Big Brothers Brothers Big Sisters is proud to support its LGBTQ community. Celebration and inclusion are our

When you volunteer in Riverside County with Big Brothers Big Sisters, you help create generational change in your community—one child at a time. Through Big

It takes a community—from organizations and volunteers to donors and companies, together—to make a difference. The mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters is to support

In the dual-impact High School Bigs program, elementary school mentees receive support in academic achievement and interpersonal skills while high school volunteer mentors develop their

The impact of mentorship is felt two-fold for mentors and mentees throughout the youth mentoring programs offered by Big Brothers Big Sisters. The Workplace Mentoring

The positive effects of volunteering can last a lifetime for both those who are being helped and those who are doing the helping. Giving back

Estela always knew she wanted to help raise up her community by getting involved in a local nonprofit, so when she heard about Big Brothers Big Sisters, she jumped at the opportunity to make a difference.

Nathan was first introduced to Big Brothers Big Sisters in college and was moved to action after hearing the impact mentorship can have on the high school graduation rates of underserved youth. With a passion for education, Nathan knew he had to get involved.