At the end of every academic year, Big Brothers Big Sisters’ High School Bigs program recognizes two outstanding high school volunteer mentors with the Angelitos
Every year Big Brothers Big Sisters recognizes two high school volunteer mentors from the High School Bigs program who have gone above and beyond to
These six high school volunteers are the definition of potential ignited. At the end of the academic year, Big Brothers Big Sisters recognizes volunteers from
In 1961, board member Robert Guggenheim asked Mrs. Spencer T. Honig and several of her friends to form an auxiliary in support of the organization.
Corporate mentorship programs create a company culture that values learning, development and community. From internal programs between employees to partnerships with outside organizations, companies that
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire is proud to nominate Banc of California for the OneOC Spirit of Volunteerism Work
At Big Brothers Big Sisters, one person can have the biggest impact on the community by investing their time in human connection. Youth mentorship is
Joe MacPherson was the youngest son of six children, born in Berkeley before the family relocated to Los Angeles. Within a year of the move,
As parents of three children, Scott and Karen Green are passionate about creating opportunities to empower all youth through education and extracurriculars. Through a relationship with Orange County Community Foundation,
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