Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff (BBBSF) is a non-profit organization located in Flagstaff, Arizona. Founded in 1967, BBBSF is a small organization with 8 employees and generates $2.5 million in annual revenue. BBBSF offers various mentoring programs designed to support children in Flagstaff and Williams, Arizona. These programs include Community Based Mentoring, which pairs children with adult mentors for one-on-one relationships; School Based Mentoring, which provides mentoring at several elementary schools in Flagstaff and Williams; and Step Up Mentoring, a collaborative program with Coconino County Juvenile Court Services that offers group and individual mentoring to court-involved teens. BBBSF's mission is centered around empowering youth to become productive members of their community by providing them with positive adult role models and supportive relationships. The organization believes that every child deserves access to a mentor and strives to make this vision a reality. For more information about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff and its programs, visit bbbsf.com.