Big Brothers Big Sisters of Warren County matches children primarily from single-parent families with volunteer adult mentors who have been carefully screened, interviewed and trained.

Children who have mentors in their lives do better in school and at home, and avoid violence and substance abuse at a pivotal time in their lives when even small changes in behavior, or choices made, can change the course of their future.

We provide our services to children of all racial, economic and demographic backgrounds, and we make our matches after meeting with the parent, child and volunteer to identify common interests and personality traits.

Throughout the duration of the match, the child and his or her “Big” will spend quality one-on-one time together doing everyday activities, like going to the movies, playing ball, baking cookies, or any other activity the child, the parent and the “Big” agree upon. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Warren County also hosts several activities throughout the year for Bigs and Littles. To learn more about these activities, click here.