A chapter of the national Big Brothers Big Sisters organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Twin Cities is on a mission to create and support one-on-one mentoring relationships aimed to "ignite the power and promise of youth." According to the team, Minnesota students struggle with the lowest ratios of students to guidance counselors and one of the highest opportunity gaps in the country. This translates to thousands of children who need support and mentors in their lives to help them achieve their full potential. Working to achieve this mission is a passionate, caring, and dedicated group of volunteers and staff contributing their skills in nonprofit & philanthropy, communications, human services, youth & children, writing, and beyond. For job seekers interested in achieving work-life balance with a career at the nonprofit, Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities has offered part-time and alternative schedules. The employer also offers competitive wages and benefits as eligible.

Established in 1920, Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities has helped change the lives of more than 500,000 Twin Cities kids for the better. Consistently ranked in the top 10% of the 230 Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies nationwide, the organization connects adult volunteers, or Bigs, with kids, or Littles, throughout their developmental years. Through a range of programs and resources offered to Bigs, Littles, and families, the organization keeps these mentorships going strong to ultimately help kids improve social competence and acceptance, academic performance, and avoidance of risky behaviors.

A chapter of the national Big Brothers Big Sisters organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Twin Cities is on a mission to create and support one-on-one mentoring relationships aimed to "ignite the power and promise of youth." According to the team, Minnesota students struggle with the lowest ratios of students to guidance counselors and one of the highest opportunity gaps in the country. This translates to thousands of children who need support and mentors in their lives to help them achieve their full potential. Working to achieve this mission is a passionate, caring, and dedicated group of volunteers and staff contributing their skills in nonprofit & philanthropy, communications, human services, youth & children, writing, and beyond. For job seekers interested in achieving work-life balance with a career at the nonprofit, Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities has offered part-time and alternative schedules. The employer also offers competitive wages and benefits as eligible.

Established in 1920, Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities has helped change the lives of more than 500,000 Twin Cities kids for the better. Consistently ranked in the top 10% of the 230 Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies nationwide, the organization connects adult volunteers, or Bigs, with kids, or Littles, throughout their developmental years. Through a range of programs and resources offered to Bigs, Littles, and families, the organization keeps these mentorships going strong to ultimately help kids improve social competence and acceptance, academic performance, and avoidance of risky behaviors.