Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Announces T. Charles Pierson as New President and Chief Executive Officer
PHILADELPHIA, PA (April 23, 2012) -- The Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of T. Charles Pierson as the national mentoring organization’s President and Chief Executive Officer, effective June 15, 2012.
United Way and Big Brothers Big Sisters partnership improves educational success
United Way Worldwide and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America have created a partnership to expand evidence-based, one-to-one mentoring programs for elementary and middle school youth in America’s highest-risk schools and neighborhoods.
United Way offers free tax preperation to Houston families
United Way is proud to make free tax preparation available to hardworking families in our community.Last year, hundreds of volunteers helped 28,000 Houston-area families claim more than $37 million in refunds.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Houston Welcomes Reed and Tihami to its Board of Directors
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Houston warmly welcomes Tanya Reed, Michele Tihami and Tamkinat Firoz as the newest members of its Board of Directors. The group had an inspirational meeting Thursday to start off 2012 headed in the right direction. BBBS looks forward to the three women sharing their time and talents, as BBBS seeks to serve more children in the Houston area, building on 10% growth from last year.
Houston, TX – (January 25, 2012) Roshunda Hartison, a Greater Houston volunteer, has received the honor of 2012 Big Sister of the Year for the Greater Houston Region. “The Big of the Year” award recognizes outstanding volunteers who provide exceptional and life-changing impact to the children they mentor.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Names Big Brothers of the Year
Big Brothers Big Sisters announced today the Big Brothers of the Year for both their community-based and school-based programs. The “Bigs of the Year” award recognizes outstanding volunteers who provide exceptional and life-changing impact to the children they mentor in the Greater Houston area.
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