Celebrating National Mentoring Month
Our mentees
75% witness and/or experience abuse
Over 70% live under the federal poverty line.
Over 50% are being raised by single or foster parents,grandparents, or a sibling 17% have an incarcerated parent
64% state living with someone incarcerated
COMMUNITY BASED
Bigs and Big Couples
BIGS WITH BADGES
Building relationships between law enforcement and youth and highlighting career pathways
within law enforcement
SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
Human Trafficking Prevention
Foster Mentoring
Restorative Justice
Identity-Based Mentoring
SITE & SCHOOL-BASED
College Bigs and High School Bigs
WORKPLACE MENTORING !
NOW MENTORING POST-18!
Ensuring our youth earn a livable wage – through college, career and enlistment options
Number of Children
Mentored
2,500+
1,000+
Annually served
Number of
Mentoring Models
IMPACT
Reach
Number of Civic and Volunteer Hours
124,800+
Hours
$3.1M
volunteerism
8 years of service
2 Counties
21 Cities/
Districts
5 Innovative partnerships to create connection
Mentoring through the City’s e3p3
Bridge to Success Project
College Bigs
COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Financial value generated through increased taxes and spending, and increased volunteering and donations
AVOID BEHAVIORS LIKE GANG VIOLENCE
95 PERCENT
HAVE A BETTER SENSE
OF THE FUTURE
80 PERCENT
Join our Village
College Big Mentoring https://bbbs.tfaforms.net/4841271 Community Based Mentoring
http://www.iebigs.org/traditional-mentoring/
Donate
http://www.IEBigs.org/GIVE