Recent News
In December, we were notified that the Big Brothers Big Sisters community based mentoring model has been reviewed and approved by the National Registry of Effective Practices (NREPP), a leading authority on evidence-based programs. In the world of evidence-based programs, having the endorsement of NREPP carries tremendous credibility for our government and other funding partners. Click here to learn more.

T-Shirt Line Kicks Off National Mentoring Month

January is National Mentoring Month and All The Above Clothing has partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters in designing a T-Shirt that would bring awareness to the community. START SOMETHING by purchasing this shirt for $24.99 and all of the profits will go to support the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado programs.

Colorado Gives Day a BIG Success

A BIG thanks to everyone who contributed to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado for Colorado Gives Day! With your help we were able to raise over $32,000 to support Big Brothers Big Sisters. Your gifts mean lives changed for the better forever.

KMGH 7 News Anchors Raise Money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado

Lionel Bienvenue and Lisa Hidalgo were contestents on the game show, WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, that aired on Monday, November 28th. All money raised on the show went to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado (BBBSC) and Lionel and Lisa struck BIG by raising close to $27k for our programs. Watch a webisode of the Play It Forward campaign here.

Philanthropedia Ranks Big Brothers Big Sisters as No. 1 for Serving At-Risk Youth

Philanthropedia’s 88 national at-risk youth experts recommended Big Brothers Big Sisters as No. 1 for Serving At-Risk Youth. View the rankings and methodology on myphilanthropedia.org here. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado Board Member, Paul Washington, Named City Economic-Development Director

Click here to read the article in the Denver Post.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Receives $250,000, Multi-Year Gift from CoBank

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado announced that it has received a $250,000, multi-year commitment from CoBank. The investment will be made over five years. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado receives the gift as part of CoBank’s Corporate Giving Program, which in 2010 gave more than $1.3 million to charitable organizations in Colorado and across the nation. CoBank is the largest financial institution headquartered in Colorado, employing more than 500 people at its Greenwood Village office. Click here to read the entire Press Release.