BE A PART OF SOMETHING BIG.
Mentoring isn’t just beneficial—it’s essential for youth to thrive.
45 children await mentors in Southern Maine. Your contribution is crucial in ending their wait, enabling us to recruit more Bigs, conduct rigorous screening, and provide comprehensive training. Our unwavering commitment to quality and safety ensures that each mentor-mentee match contributes to a more hopeful and empowered generation.
Remember the mentor who changed your life? Give that opportunity to a child today. Donate now and shape a brighter future for Southern Maine’s youth.
ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN
Join our cause! Yearly donations directly fund programs and services in Cumberland and York counties. No matter how little or big your contribution, you can make a difference.
LEARN MORECORPORATE PARTNERSHIP
Help us do what we do best: transform children’s lives and empower them to achieve in the future. We work with you to develop a unique philanthropic program connecting your brand to BBBS.
LEARN MORESPECIAL EVENT SPONSORSHIP
We host a variety of events throughout Cumberland and York counties to raise revenue and engage communities. Our generous event sponsors help make the matches that lead to life-changing results.
LEARN MORECOMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS
Host or organize your own fundraiser for BBBS! Our community finds creative ways to contribute, like dinners at restaurants, concerts, Facebook events, donations for birthdays or weddings, and sponsored events like marathons, tournaments, and more.
LEARN MOREPLANNED GIVING
We work with philanthropic individuals to make larger charitable gifts than would be possible from ordinary income alone. Some planned gifts even provide life-long income to donors.
LEARN MOREMAKE A BIG IMPACT
There are so many ways to give! No matter how little or big the amount, your financial support can start making a difference in the lives of young people in our community.
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MENTORS MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF MAINE KIDS
| 46% | less likely to experiment with drugs |
| 52% | less likely to skip school |
| 59% | more likely to get better grades |
