Enroll your child in something BiG

Your kid was made for something BiG, and we want to partner with you in helping them live it out!

Every child needs someone in their corner. Our BiG Mentors are there to help build faith and confidence that lasts!

Is your child ready for a
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Every great story starts with someone who cares. At our organization, we believe meaningful mentorship begins with strong, positive relationships from role models who lead, guide and direct your child in a Christ-centered life.

Thanks to the generosity of donors, we've built trusted systems to carefully recruit, train, and support life-changing connections for young people.

Your involvement matters:

As their parent/guardian, nobody knows your child better than you do.

That’s why your input is vital from day one—sharing insights about your child’s personality, interests, and needs. You're a key part of this journey, every step of the way!

By choosing to involve them in BiG Ministry, you’re opening the door to new opportunities, guidance, and encouragement, helping them grow into an even stronger version of who God has made them to be.

A faith-based Mentor:

FOR HIM

FOR LIFE

FOR HER

Your child’s safety is our top priority.

Every mentor in our program goes through a detailed background screening and training before being matched.

Once paired, each mentoring relationship is carefully supported and monitored by a trained team member to ensure a safe, positive experience for everyone involved.

We believe building a better future for our kids is a team effort.

That’s why we rely on parents and guardians to stay actively involved, such as:

Approving the activities and outings your child shares with their Mentor.
Talking with your child about their experiences and sharing feedback with our leadership team.
Keeping us updated on your child’s progress—we’ll reach out regularly, but we’re always happy to hear from you.
Taking part in child safety training we provide, and following up with your child about what they’ve learned.