Big Brothers Big Sisters of Big Sky Country
About this Organization
What do we achieve?
Big Brothers Big Sisters empowers youth to succeed in school, avoid risky behaviors like substance use and self-harm, and build lasting self-confidence. We track outcomes through consistent data collection and participant surveys, holding ourselves accountable to the children we serve and the supporters who make our work possible.
Whom do we serve?
We serve youth ages 5-18 who are facing adversity, including poverty, family instability, and exposure to trauma. Our mentors, donors, and community partners reflect the diversity of the children we serve, coming together to build stronger futures.
What do we do?
Through our professionally supported one-to-one mentoring model, we create life-changing relationships between youth and caring adult mentors. Each match is thoughtfully made and actively supported by trained staff to ensure long-term success.
Our Impact:
95% of Littles feel more hopeful about the future, 94% improve academically, 97% report higher self-esteem, and 94% are more confident in avoiding drugs and alcohol.
Big Brothers Big Sisters empowers youth to succeed in school, avoid risky behaviors like substance use and self-harm, and build lasting self-confidence. We track outcomes through consistent data collection and participant surveys, holding ourselves accountable to the children we serve and the supporters who make our work possible.
Whom do we serve?
We serve youth ages 5-18 who are facing adversity, including poverty, family instability, and exposure to trauma. Our mentors, donors, and community partners reflect the diversity of the children we serve, coming together to build stronger futures.
What do we do?
Through our professionally supported one-to-one mentoring model, we create life-changing relationships between youth and caring adult mentors. Each match is thoughtfully made and actively supported by trained staff to ensure long-term success.
Our Impact:
95% of Littles feel more hopeful about the future, 94% improve academically, 97% report higher self-esteem, and 94% are more confident in avoiding drugs and alcohol.
