Posted by Jennifer Haberman in Blog / Events / News on September 14, 2022
Caila F. Nickerson, MSW joins as Chief Program and Impact Officer We are excited to announce that Caila F. Nickerson, MSW has joined Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound (BBBSPS) as the Chief Programs and Impact Officer. Caila’s deep commitment to community, her lived experiences, and demonstrated expertise in leading program improvement through data […]
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Posted by Jennifer Haberman in Blog / Match Stories on June 8, 2022
Little Brother Caleb and Big Brother Austin become part of each other’s village through shared experiences and consistent connection.
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Posted by Jennifer Haberman in Blog / Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on June 1, 2022
At Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound we are committed to Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion both in our words and in our actions. We are proud to be an organization where staff, youth, and mentors who identify anywhere on the gender identity and sexual orientation spectrums are safe to express themselves and live […]
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Posted by Jennifer Haberman in Blog on May 24, 2022
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound will receive $1.9M to help transform and expand youth mentorship in the Puget Sound region. The gift supports us in furthering our mission to ensure young people have access to powerful mentoring experiences that improve mental health, empower them with a plan for their future, and build a […]
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Posted by Jennifer Haberman in Blog on April 18, 2022
Our community came together to co-create a powerful, transformative event. We were thrilled to gather in person at the WOW Gallery. You could feel the excitement and energy in the crowd. 9-year-old Little, Chloe, kicked off the event with her favorite knock-knock joke. Everyone in the room replied, “Who’s there?” The moment stood out. It […]
Read MorePosted by Patti Johnson in Blog on June 19, 2020
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Puget Sound embraces Black/African American heritage, freedom, families, and ancestry. Juneteenth is a celebration honoring the emancipation of enslaved Blacks/African Americans in the Confederacy. On June 19, 1865, Blacks/African American slaves were legally freed in the United States which also marked the end of the Civil War. We encourage […]
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