Big News
New Match Highlight: Welcoming Heather and Suzanna
We're thrilled to share exciting news from the Blue Ridge Bigs community! Yesterday, we welcomed a fantastic new match to our family, Big Sister Heather and Little Sister Suzanna. The introduction meeting, filled with smiles and laughter, took place at our local BBBS office, signifying the beginning of what promises to be a rewarding journey for both mentor and mentee.
National Volunteer Week Spotlight: Celebrating Big Sister Theresa and Little Sister Liz
In celebration of National Volunteer Week, we're shining a spotlight on one of our most heartwarming matches at Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge: Big Sister Theresa and her Little Sister Liz. Since 2017, Theresa and Liz have shared countless memorable experiences, from leisurely outings to bookstores like Barnes & Noble to enjoyable dinners together. This week, we honor Theresa's dedication as a Big Sister and the significant impact she has made on Liz’s life.
National Volunteer Week 2024
This week, April 21-27, 2024, marks National Volunteer Week, a time dedicated to recognizing the selfless contributions of volunteers across the country. At Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge, we are taking this opportunity to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our Bigs and Board Members whose unwavering dedication and volunteer service are crucial to our mission.
A Heartwarming Journey: Big Brother Sam and Little Logan's Eight-Year Adventure
Building lasting relationships is at the core of BBBS volunteer initiatives, and the story of Big Brother Sam and Little Logan is a shining example of the positive impact such connections can have on individuals. This is a chronicle their incredible journey over eight years, showcasing the power of mentorship and the enduring bond between a mentor and mentee.
Beattie and Ely
What it was like meeting each other for the first time?
E: I felt shy at first, but then we went bowling and asked questions about each other. After that I felt better.
B: Ely was very shy, but quickly warmed up! I had big plans for everything we were going to do together and all we were going to talk about, but learned that it was best to be patient, listen, and let Ely open up when he was ready.