Your donation helps fund the following mentoring programs in the DC Metro area.

Mentoring Programs

Hermanos y Hermanas Mayores Latino Outreach Initiative

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the National Capital Area plays a critical role in meeting the needs of the Latino community through Hermanos
y Hermanas Mayores…

Building Positive Futures Plus Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program

BPF+ is a school-based program aimed at preventing teen pregnancy, generously funded in part by the D.C. Department of Health (DOH).
Open to youth aged 14-18 in grades 9th–12th…

In Schools School-Based Mentoring

Big Brothers Big Sisters In School-Based Mentoring puts caring volunteers in the lives of children in need…

Beyond School Walls

The Beyond School Walls program introduces middle school and high school children to the workplace…

LGBTQ Outreach Initiative

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the National Capital Area proudly serves the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ)
community…

Big For a Day

BIG FOR A DAY® is an innovative and turn-key one-day mentoring program that offers corporate partners a structured yet flexible framework to engage directly with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the National Capital Area (BBBSNCA)…

Mentoring Children of Promise Initiative

Mentoring Children of Promise is dedicated to supporting Children of Incarcerated Parents (COIP) surpassing a typical program approach
to provide an equitable response to their unique needs.

Bigs In Blue

This program is focused on building relationships with law enforcement and the community through mentoring at-risk youth in the
communities they serve…

Community Based One-to-One® Mentoring

Big Brothers Big Sisters’ One-To-One® mentoring services offer a comprehensive program designed to address a child’s fundamental
developmental needs…

Mentoring Children of Military Families Initiative

The Mentoring Children of Military Families Initiative is a program designed to support children from military families who face unique
challenges due to deployment, injury, or loss of a parent during active military service…

SOME STATISTICS

Children in our program are:

85%

less likely to have contact with juvenile courts

70%

less likely than their peers to initiate drug usage

64%

more likely to achieve higher grades

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