Dylan, Jason, and Lindsay are matched in BBBS' Big Duos program. In this program, two people mentor a young person together for at least two hours, twice per month. Together,...
Big Brothers Big Sisters' 46th annual Benefit Dinner will feature the head coaches of Western Michigan University's volleyball, hockey, football, and basketball teams, hosted by Athletic Director, Dan Bartholomae, as guest...
Aniyah Johnson is a 9th-grade entrepreneur,, student council treasurer at Kalamazoo Central High School, basketball player, advocate for social change, and heartfelt volunteer.
Congratulations to Little Brother Myles and Big Brother David on their new mentoring friendship!
Honorable Curtis J. Bell, Circuit Civil Division & Business Court Judge, makes Kalamazoo a better place, on and off the bench, by setting a standard of treating others with kindness,...
Zhia Martin, a junior at Mattawan High School, sets an example of excellence and the importance of authenticity through her willingness to be herself above all else.
A senior at Kalamazoo Central, Brooke Edwards is a competitive cheerleader, AP student, local volunteer, and catalyst of social change.
Congratulations to Little Sister Nehvaeh and Big Sister Sehvilla on their new mentoring friendship! They are a Community Match, meaning this mentor/mentee pair spends time together in the community for at...
Jahleel Fisher, known locally as DJ Boogie, is a student and DJ in Kalamazoo. On top of bringing music to local events, this 7th-grade entrepreneur is a basketball player and...
Terrance Jones, a senior at Kalamazoo Central High School, is a humble leader who cares deeply for his community. Whether it's leading his basketball team to victory after victory while...
Throughout Black History Month, BBBS will celebrate local Black youth and the impact they've made in their communities.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Michigan is proud to launch Sports Buddies, a brand-new mentoring program that takes place over spectator and active sports events.