… One Child at a Time! Making a Difference …
Conditions for Youth Today Bullying Gang Violence Peer Pressure Family Dysfunction Social Stereotyping Drugs Alcohol
BBBSP Vision Every Child Who Needs a Mentor has a Mentor
Agency Overview Established in 1967 7 Core Mentoring Programs 1,350 Children served 1,325 active volunteers 325 business relationships 4 major fundraising events
Helping to Build Brighter Futures Our programs enable young people to learn about themselves and the world in a healthy meaningful way that instills self-confidence and prepares them for the future.
Big Bunch Wait List Children  1 activity a month Evenings and weekends Agency planned activities
Group Program 16 groups meet weekly or bi-weekly Meet once a week from 7-9 pm Agency planned activities 10-12 youth and 5-6 adult mentors
One to One Program aka. Big & Little Brother, Big & Little Sister, Big & Little Buddy and Couples for Kids Program Meet 2-4 times a month for a year Flexible schedule Outings planned by match
Teen Mentoring Staff supervised program  High school students develop mentoring skills by mentoring elementary school children Happens on school property during school hours
In School Mentoring Meet one hour a week  During school hours and on school property Program in 82 schools Excellent corporate program
Go Girls Program Girls age 12-14 mentored by young women ages 18-25 Encourages active living, healthy eating and self-esteem Seven Week program Agency currently piloting a similar program for Boys called Game On!
Host Conversation Club Piloted in 2008 Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada Assists newcomer youth with social integration and academic success Newcomer youth practice their English skills, receive homework help and form relationships with other youth making them to feel welcomed New program to assist the children of new immigrant families
Tim Hortons Bowl for Kids Sake 700 Participants in 3 municipalities 7 events in Feb and March 140 participating companies 16 sponsors Raised $154,000
Women of Peel Luncheon Networking event with inspirational keynote speaker 300 in attendance  $50,000 raised Make Difference in the Life of a Child First Friday in May
Golf Classic 148 golfers Day of golf includes lunch, dinner, fees and cart Raised $78,000 Build a Brighter Future for our Kids by participating! For more info visit our website www.bbbspeel.com
“A Taste of England” Gala Our children come from various backgrounds Cultures of the World Passport Series features new country each year 435 in attendance Raised $68,000 By supporting the Gala you are “Sharing a Little Magic” with our Young People  October  2010
Imagine! Introducing… Community Campaign for Kids! If every citizen…. … and every employee… … donated $2…. … and had fun doing it… What a difference we would   make ! “ It takes a village to raise a child.”
Community Campaign for Kids Encourages companies who host holiday parties or picnics to incorporate a fun activity that asks staff or customers for $2  Encourages communities to host a fun neighbourhood block party where residents get together for Kids Sake and donate $2  This program raises awareness in addition to funds Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel
Ambassadors Program A Community focused networking group that learns about youth related issues and how Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel provides support  2 hour meeting once a month ½ hour networking ½ hour education Network Development  Excellent program for sales staff and community minded citizens
Thank you for your  Interest and Support!

BBBS Introduction

  • 1.
    … One Childat a Time! Making a Difference …
  • 2.
    Conditions for YouthToday Bullying Gang Violence Peer Pressure Family Dysfunction Social Stereotyping Drugs Alcohol
  • 3.
    BBBSP Vision EveryChild Who Needs a Mentor has a Mentor
  • 4.
    Agency Overview Establishedin 1967 7 Core Mentoring Programs 1,350 Children served 1,325 active volunteers 325 business relationships 4 major fundraising events
  • 5.
    Helping to BuildBrighter Futures Our programs enable young people to learn about themselves and the world in a healthy meaningful way that instills self-confidence and prepares them for the future.
  • 6.
    Big Bunch WaitList Children 1 activity a month Evenings and weekends Agency planned activities
  • 7.
    Group Program 16groups meet weekly or bi-weekly Meet once a week from 7-9 pm Agency planned activities 10-12 youth and 5-6 adult mentors
  • 8.
    One to OneProgram aka. Big & Little Brother, Big & Little Sister, Big & Little Buddy and Couples for Kids Program Meet 2-4 times a month for a year Flexible schedule Outings planned by match
  • 9.
    Teen Mentoring Staffsupervised program High school students develop mentoring skills by mentoring elementary school children Happens on school property during school hours
  • 10.
    In School MentoringMeet one hour a week During school hours and on school property Program in 82 schools Excellent corporate program
  • 11.
    Go Girls ProgramGirls age 12-14 mentored by young women ages 18-25 Encourages active living, healthy eating and self-esteem Seven Week program Agency currently piloting a similar program for Boys called Game On!
  • 12.
    Host Conversation ClubPiloted in 2008 Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada Assists newcomer youth with social integration and academic success Newcomer youth practice their English skills, receive homework help and form relationships with other youth making them to feel welcomed New program to assist the children of new immigrant families
  • 13.
    Tim Hortons Bowlfor Kids Sake 700 Participants in 3 municipalities 7 events in Feb and March 140 participating companies 16 sponsors Raised $154,000
  • 14.
    Women of PeelLuncheon Networking event with inspirational keynote speaker 300 in attendance $50,000 raised Make Difference in the Life of a Child First Friday in May
  • 15.
    Golf Classic 148golfers Day of golf includes lunch, dinner, fees and cart Raised $78,000 Build a Brighter Future for our Kids by participating! For more info visit our website www.bbbspeel.com
  • 16.
    “A Taste ofEngland” Gala Our children come from various backgrounds Cultures of the World Passport Series features new country each year 435 in attendance Raised $68,000 By supporting the Gala you are “Sharing a Little Magic” with our Young People October 2010
  • 17.
    Imagine! Introducing… CommunityCampaign for Kids! If every citizen…. … and every employee… … donated $2…. … and had fun doing it… What a difference we would make ! “ It takes a village to raise a child.”
  • 18.
    Community Campaign forKids Encourages companies who host holiday parties or picnics to incorporate a fun activity that asks staff or customers for $2 Encourages communities to host a fun neighbourhood block party where residents get together for Kids Sake and donate $2 This program raises awareness in addition to funds Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel
  • 19.
    Ambassadors Program ACommunity focused networking group that learns about youth related issues and how Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel provides support 2 hour meeting once a month ½ hour networking ½ hour education Network Development Excellent program for sales staff and community minded citizens
  • 20.
    Thank you foryour Interest and Support!