Hello, fellow Big Brothers Big Sisters supporters, 2022 has been an exciting year full of growth and change. Our board and staff have demonstrated the ability to adapt and change as the needs of Littles are changing and we have expanded our programming to include new partnerships with the EVSC and the Boys and Girls Club of Evansville in an attempt to pair more youth with mentors. Every week we are
working towards our vision of ALL youth
achieving their full potential and that wouldn’t
be possible without your generous support.
With that being said, we recognize we have a long way to go. We still have a waitlist and we always need volunteers and monetary support to positively impact our community. This giving season, please consider being our partner in defending the potential of our community’s youth. Every thousand dollars we raise means we have the capacity to match another child with a mentor. Ten dollars a month is all it takes to be a Partner for Potential.
Sincerely,
Andrew Backes
Executive Director
WHY SHOULD I GIVE?
Think of a mentor in your life who has shaped who you are today. By becoming a Partner for Potential, you are providing a child with a mentor who can help them become a more successful adult. You are giving a child the ability to reach their full potential. Stand with us to empower local youth to change our community for the better.
WHAT IS A PARTNER FOR POTENTIAL?
As a Partner for Potential, you become a vital part of our family. By making a monthly gift, you are igniting the potential that we know is within our youth. Our mentoring programs provide stability for our youth; someone to stand in their corner to defend them. Your consistent financial support allows us to match more children while maintaining current programs to the highest standard.
START DEFENDING POTENTIAL AT mentoringkids.org/potential
Be a Big! Mentoring can change a child's life and empower that child to change the world around them. Join us and be a part of the change we need for our future.
Start your journey today, visit mentoringkids.org/volunteer.
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