Meet our two Big Sisters of the Year who are being recognized for their long-term commitment to each other and our organization. Find out how each relationship has grown and changed over the years.
While 46% of our Little Sisters are being raised by single mothers, 2% are living in a household with a solo dad. Jason is a single parent who is raising 11 year-old Little Sister Mackenzie, who has been matched with Big Sister Lisa Taranto since 2017.
Big Sister Ashna is a junior at Boston Latin Academy. While teen girls are often thought of strictly as Little Sisters, Ashna is one of
Many of us remember the “cowardly” lion from the childhood classic, The Wizard of Oz. While he journeyed through Oz with Dorothy and friends to seek
In the new year, many of us likely have resolutions on our minds. Perhaps one of them is to disconnect more from technology—put down the
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and Big Sister Brittany and Little Sister Amber have a lot to be thankful for. Matched six years ago,
Matched since May 2015, Big Sister Stephanie and Little Sister Meliena have big plans for Halloween this year – rocking their grooviest bell-bottom jeans, the
“Alicia took her first boat ride with me,” said Big Sister Kaitlin. “We were on a ferry on our way to the Big Sister BBQ.
What if the best gift of all isn’t giving a present, it’s being present for each other? That’s what Big Sister Melissa and Little Sister Jasmine discovered four years
Are you familiar with bird banding? Little Sister Becky wasn’t when she was matched with Big Sister Emily in December 2008. Although Becky, who is
Since becoming involved in Big Sister Boston’s Site-Based Mentoring program in February 2016, Big Sister Chelsi, a college student at Boston University, and Little Sister Taryn, 11,
Describing their relationship as an “open book,” Big Sister Leah, Chief Operating Officer at Poetry in America, and Little Sister Anwesha of Cambridge have decided
