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60 Years Big Sister Association of Greater Boston has been mentoring girls. 2,567 Girls served through all of our programs. 1,932 Big Sisters who made a difference in the lives of Little Sisters. 170,000 Volunteer hours invested in mentoring girls to inspire them to excellence in school, at home, and in the community. 69 Cities and towns in Big Sister Association of Greater Boston’s service area. 29.3 months The average length of a mentoring relationship between a Big and Little Sister compared to the minimum required commitment of 12 months. 51 Public schools and community centers in Greater Boston where we provide site-based mentoring. 12 Big for a Day events to give girls on our wait list a chance to participate in fun and educational activities. 71 Corporations, colleges, and community organizations consistently helping to recruit mentors. 977 Individual donors and corporations that invested in changing the trajectory of girls’ lives through mentoring. 6 2010 Annual Report www.bigsister.org
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston, the oldest and largest mentoring organization in New England exclusively serving girls, is a nationally recognized leader in providing gender-specific mentoring services. Since 1951, Big Sister has been helping the girls of Greater Boston realize their full potential by providing them with positive mentoring relationships with women. Our one-to-one programs (Community-Based Mentoring and School-Based Mentoring) and our Group Mentoring programs (TEAM and Life Choices) are preventative and specifically designed to address girls’ unique social-emotional needs and help build their confidence, competence, and caring. Big Sister Association of Greater Boston 2010 Annual Report 7
Page 2 and 3: Our History
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Page 22 and 23: Big Sister partnered with 51 public
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Page 36 and 37: Big Sister offers two Group Mentori
Page 38 and 39: “Big Sister’s programs help the
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Page 46 and 47: Big Sister prides itself on our fis
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