How do you become a big sister in Massachusetts?

In order to apply to be a big, you must be over the age of 18 and able to commit a few hours a couple times a month for at least one year. The team at BBBS are happy to answer any questions you may have about becoming a Big.

What does Big Brother Big Sister do with donated clothes?

When you donate clothing, you might imagine the clothes will simply be reused, but that is not the case. Since 1995, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah has had an exclusive partnership with Savers Thrift Store, and through this partnership, we turn those clothing donations into dollars.

Does Big Brother pick up furniture?

Big Brothers Big Sisters Donation Pick Up Service. Donate clothes, furniture donations, and shoe donations to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America by scheduling a free Big Brothers donation pick-up.

What is Big Sister Association of Greater Boston?

We are a national model for gender-sensitive mentoring for girls which can be replicated in other mentoring programs. Big Sister Boston is immersed in the diverse communities we serve through a variety of programs. We make and support one-to-one mentoring relationships in the community, in schools, and in workplaces throughout Greater Boston.

How are Big Brothers Big Sisters of eastern Massachusetts?

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts is on a mission to help children in under-resourced families thrive by providing transformational, one-to-one relationships with caring adult mentors. With your support, these friendships will enrich the lives of over 3,600 kids in Eastern Massachusetts communities this year.

How many mentoring relationships does big sister Boston support?

When you invest in Big Sister Boston, you are directly supporting more than 2,000 mentoring relationships each year. Being a Big Sister isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being present.

How does Big Brother Big Sister Foundation work?

BBBSF collects used clothing, converts it into cash and distributes the proceeds to mentoring programs supporting more than 30,000 “Littles” & “Bigs” across Massachusetts. Our administration costs are only 12.6% of total revenue. For every $1 we spend, we return $1.37 to the community.