IT TAKES
LITTLE TO
BE BIG

GIVE A LITTLE TIME

BECOME A BIG

Big Brothers Big Sisters Alliance of Michigan serves young people from age five through young adulthood in one-to-one mentoring friendships. Bigs and Littles hang out a few hours a month doing normal, everyday activities like seeing a movie, doing homework, playing games, going out to eat, or just hanging out!

Each Big and Little match is supported by a dedicated Match Support Specialist who is always there to provide resources and support. Learn more about who we serve in Michigan.

If you still have questions, head over to our FAQs for more answers.

11 Locations serving Michigan

Click on your county below to find a local Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan agency near you.

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TRANSFORMING LIVES,
ONE MENTORSHIP AT A TIME

About us

Mission

Big Brothers Big Sisters Alliance of Michigan works to increase resources and create opportunities that sustain and grow program services at each of our 11 local agencies that span from Michigan’s southern border to the upper peninsula. Each of these agencies create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

Vision

All youth achieve their full potential.

Program impact

46%

Less likely to begin using illegal drugs

29%

Less likely to begin using alcohol

52%

Less likely to skip school

37%

Less likely to skip class

33%

Less likely to hit someone

Michigan Stats

In the best of times, our mentees (Littles) are facing adversity at a higher rate than the average youth in America.  Vulnerable children and families are facing increased anxiety, stress, fear and worry. 

*Public/Private Ventures (P/PV) study, conducted in 1995, is widely considered to be foundational to the mentoring field and to the BBBS program model. Approximately 1,000 youth from eight BBBS agencies across the country participated in this study.