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Match Makers

For as little as $3.00/day, you can make a difference! We need your help, become a Match Maker.

Big Brothers Big Sisters creates meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers (mentors) and children (youth) in communities across the islands. We develop positive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of not only our keiki, but our volunteers and families involved as well. Click HERE for more info.

Your monthly gift of any amount of your choice will be automatically and securely deducted from your debit or credit card each month, and we’ll send you updates on the friendships you’re creating. You will also receive an annual tax-receipt and summary. A gift of $1,000 a year = your monthly gift of just $83 (or $2.74 a day) will support our one-to-one mentorship of a keiki. By becoming a Match Maker you make this possible.

Being a Match Maker is a great way to make a lasting impact in children’s lives. Join now or contact Kathy Driver at 808-521-3811 / info@bbbshawaii.org.

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info@bbbshawaii.org

http://www.bbbshawaii.org/match-makers.html

In Support of Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawai'i

Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawai'i supports keiki from 6 yrs old and up through our one-to-one mentoring relationships which support their social and emotional development

Our youth-centered programs help our keiki create and achieve goals through the connection and support of their mentors. Each child, mentor, and family unit is guided through the process of enrollment, volunteerism, and support by all of our staff. We become 'ohana to ensure that the social and emotional needs of youth are being met and that every keiki has an opportunity to reach their full potential.