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Here’s what they’re saying about Big Brothers Big Sisters

February 26, 2019 by Paul Clark

“I don’t think people who have a chance to be a Big Brother or Big Sister realize what it does for us,” said Ron Katz, pictured here, who has been a Big Brother twice. “It’s just a wonderful experience. I’ve

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Brewers and bowlers turn out for Big Brothers Big Sisters

February 25, 2019 by Paul Clark

The Big Brewery Bowl-Off was a ton of fun Friday night, Feb. 22 at Sky Lanes. The lively teams payed a flat fee and raised a lot of money for Big Brothers Big Sisters. See all the fun here.

Support team helps Little Brother apply for scholarship at Mars Hill University

February 25, 2019 by Paul Clark

Here’s an email we received recently from Shelbie English, the BBBS program coordinator in Henderson County. Yesterday (Feb. 20) I went on a college tour with Little Brother Nestor and Big Brother Tom. Tom is our Big of the Year.

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Polk BBBS coordinator Karen Dacey honored by Duke Energy

February 6, 2019 by Paul Clark

Duke Energy on Jan. 29 presented its Duke Energy Citizenship & Service Award to Karen Dacey, program coordinator for Big Brothers Big Sisters in Polk County, at the Carolina Foothills Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting. Dacey, fifth from the left

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Cherokee Co. high schoolers mentor through Big Brothers Big Sisters

February 4, 2019 by Paul Clark

By Samantha Sinclair The Cherokee Scout Every day Murphy High School senior Jillian Phillips visits Murphy Elementary School, Jason comes running out of his second-grade classroom to greet her. They go to another room in the school to play games,

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