Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee
Programs
Budget
$60,000.00
Description
Ours Sports Buddies program develops one-to-one mentoring friendships between an adult and a child through participatory and spectator sporting events. Activities are designed to deepen mentoring relationships while supporting self-confidence, goal setting, collaboration, skill development, and healthy lifestyles. Matches meet 2 times a month and commit to 6 months together. Activities are planned, facilitated, and monitored by Sports Buddies staff.
Category
Youth Development - Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Beneficiaries
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
$60,000.00
Description
Ours Sports Buddies program develops one-to-one mentoring friendships between an adult and a child through participatory and spectator sporting events. Activities are designed to deepen mentoring relationships while supporting self-confidence, goal setting, collaboration, skill development, and healthy lifestyles. Matches meet 2 times a month and commit to 6 months together. Activities are planned, facilitated, and monitored by Sports Buddies staff.
Category
Youth Development - Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Beneficiaries
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
Budget
$340,222.00
Description
E-mentoring connects high school students and working professionals through the creation of professionally-supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships focused on college and career readiness. Through their relationships with their mentors, Littles develop workplace skills, solidify post-high school plans, and gain access to career-advancing opportunities and networks.
Curriculum-led mentor/youth communication is facilitated through a secure online platform with three face-to-face meetings throughout the year. E-mentoring began in Middle Tennessee in 2017 at Antioch High School, and is a great option for prospective volunteers who routinely travel for work or have staggered schedules of availability. The program has expanded to Dickson High School and Creek Wood High School in Dickson County, and is currently expanding to LEAD Academy in Davidson County.
Category
Youth Development - Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Beneficiaries
Adolescents
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
$340,222.00
Description
E-mentoring connects high school students and working professionals through the creation of professionally-supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships focused on college and career readiness. Through their relationships with their mentors, Littles develop workplace skills, solidify post-high school plans, and gain access to career-advancing opportunities and networks.
Curriculum-led mentor/youth communication is facilitated through a secure online platform with three face-to-face meetings throughout the year. E-mentoring began in Middle Tennessee in 2017 at Antioch High School, and is a great option for prospective volunteers who routinely travel for work or have staggered schedules of availability. The program has expanded to Dickson High School and Creek Wood High School in Dickson County, and is currently expanding to LEAD Academy in Davidson County.
Category
Youth Development - Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Beneficiaries
Adolescents
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
Budget
$1,133,750.00
Description
Caring volunteer adult role models make a commitment to spend 6-8+ hours each month for a minimum of one year in a one-to-one mentoring relationship with a child who can benefit from a mentor. The match is expected to spend consistent time together in the community, sharing activities such as library or museum visits, ball games, community service, sharing a meal and other everyday activities. The child and the volunteer determine their activities with guidance from the professional staff and taking into consideration the goals set by the parent, child and mentor. Community-Based Mentoring serves youth in Nashville/Davidson County, TN, and the contiguous counties of Rutherford, Wilson, Williamson, Sumner, Robertson, Cheatham and Dickson.
Beneficiaries
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
$1,133,750.00
Description
Caring volunteer adult role models make a commitment to spend 6-8+ hours each month for a minimum of one year in a one-to-one mentoring relationship with a child who can benefit from a mentor. The match is expected to spend consistent time together in the community, sharing activities such as library or museum visits, ball games, community service, sharing a meal and other everyday activities. The child and the volunteer determine their activities with guidance from the professional staff and taking into consideration the goals set by the parent, child and mentor. Community-Based Mentoring serves youth in Nashville/Davidson County, TN, and the contiguous counties of Rutherford, Wilson, Williamson, Sumner, Robertson, Cheatham and Dickson.
Beneficiaries
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
Budget
$1,005,400.00
Description
In the Site/School-Based program, mentors and youth meet once a week at a school or after-school facility during the school year for a year or more. Matches share educational and recreational activities such as board games, arts & crafts, outdoor recreation, or schoolwork. Our Site/School-Based matches average nearly 2 years in length, with some converting to the Community-Based program to have more flexibility and opportunities to expand the scope of their relationships.
Beneficiaries
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
$1,005,400.00
Description
In the Site/School-Based program, mentors and youth meet once a week at a school or after-school facility during the school year for a year or more. Matches share educational and recreational activities such as board games, arts & crafts, outdoor recreation, or schoolwork. Our Site/School-Based matches average nearly 2 years in length, with some converting to the Community-Based program to have more flexibility and opportunities to expand the scope of their relationships.
Beneficiaries
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
Budget
$598,962.00
Description
The Amachi program provides mentors for young people impacted by incarceration. We work to ensure that these children and youth have the opportunity to realize and reach their potential. Children are served in both the Community-Based and Site/School-Based programs. Approximately 20-25% of youth served each year have an incarcerated family member.
Beneficiaries
Formerly incarcerated people & incarcerated people
At-Risk Populations
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
$598,962.00
Description
The Amachi program provides mentors for young people impacted by incarceration. We work to ensure that these children and youth have the opportunity to realize and reach their potential. Children are served in both the Community-Based and Site/School-Based programs. Approximately 20-25% of youth served each year have an incarcerated family member.
Beneficiaries
Formerly incarcerated people & incarcerated people
At-Risk Populations
K-12 (5-19 years)
Program Areas Served
Middle Tennessee
