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Native American Heritage Month traces its roots back to the early 20th century when people made efforts to recognize the achievements of Native Americans. In 1916, Red Fox James, a member of the Blackfoot tribe, petitioned for a day to honor Native Americans. Later, in 1919, the first “American Indian Day” was observed in New York City. Over time, other states began to adopt similar celebrations. President George H. W. Bush would later, in 1991,
The Holidays are approaching; help make Thanksgiving memorable this year for your Little. Here at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah, we work to help the kids in our program achieve their full potential. We pair each child with a responsible adult, creating the Big and Little mentorship. Last year, we had 1,001 kids enrolled in our three programs. Of these 1,001 children across Utah, 82% live in poverty, 60% are kids of color, 47%

Why Does Mentorship Matter?

Posted on November 7, 2022
Most people probably don’t consider the impact mentorship can have on a child’s future. Mentorship positively impacts school attendance, GPA, career prospects, and mental health. Here at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah, we prioritize a child’s potential by offering mentorship and volunteer opportunities in Utah. Our organization focuses on creating the best environment for the child and pairs them with a successful role model to guide them. The result of mentorships is a motivated
Here at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah, we provide an excellent option if you are looking for a mentor for your child. Our non-profit organization has volunteer opportunities in Utah for adult volunteers looking to be paired with children. These adults act as mentors who can provide guidance and support. Our mentor relationships are at least 1 year long, and mentors are carefully screened and trained. This program can make a big difference in
Volunteering for non-profit organizations is a crucial way to give back to your community and make a difference in the lives of those in need. There are many non-profit organizations with open volunteer opportunities in Utah. These organizations include the Utah Food Bank, the Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, the Salvation Army, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah. These organizations all do great work in the community and would be an excellent opportunity for