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Beekeeping, woodworking, rafting – this graduate and Big have done lots!

June 15, 2021 by Paul Clark

Little Brother Duncan Horvath, a recent high school graduate, and his Big Brother, Josh Diamond, have been matched since Duncan was in the fourth grade. “As opposites in many ways,” Josh said, “we have learned from and shaped each other…

Because of Bob, graduate D’Angelo is off to study the weather

June 15, 2021 by Paul Clark

D’Angelo Quarles has an exciting college career ahead of him this fall – he’ll be studying meteorology and playing basketball. D’Angelo credits his Big Brother Bob Wiggins will helping him with the math he needed to pursue his dream of…

Andre is headed to camp, where his Big expects big things

June 14, 2021 by Paul Clark

Here’s a great story at BlueRidgeNow about Little Brother Andre (pictured) heading to summer camp, written by Joey Popp (also pictured), his Big Brother who talks about the transformative experience that camp can be. Thank you, BlueRidgeNow! And here’s the…

Twins, Polk Littles are graduating and headed to Appalachian State!

June 10, 2021 by Paul Clark

In Polk County, Matias Akers and Belen Akers, twin siblings, are graduating! Matias, who has been matched with Big Brother Allen Burdette since 2009, will be attending Appalachian State University. So will Belen, who has been matched with Big Sister Cathy…

Another Great Story from AmeriCorps Project MARS – “Good morning, Ms. Camille! You’re a lot shorter in person …”

June 10, 2021 by Paul Clark

Each semester, AmeriCorps’ Project MARS collects “Great Stories” from its members in which they reflect on their experiences mentoring in the classroom and the progress they see students making. This month’s story comes from Camille Hoffman, written during the school…

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