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A Message From Whitehall-Coplay School District

Sponsor your District Team and help us get Whitehall Littles to BFKS 2018! Littles from each of our Site Based Programs will have opportunity to represent their district at Bowl For Kid’s Sake on Sunday, March 4th. In order to get them there we are asking our Bigs, schools, and liaisons to raise $375. All money collected will help support BBBSLV Mentoring Programs! Each team will have 5 Littles representing their District, each team costs $375. For every $375 raised, a bowling team will be added for the district. The district that raises the most money will receive the 2018 Bowl For Kid’s Sake District trophy! Additional prizes, such as team showing the most school spirit and team with the highest bowling score, will be given out at the event on March 4th. Support your team today! Competitors include Bethlehem Area School District, Allentown, Easton, and Wilson. Let's bring Whitehall out on top!!

$968

raised of $375 goal
THANK YOU! WE DID IT!

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As the oldest youth mentoring organization in the Lehigh Valley, BBBSLV has been serving the area since 1971 and in the past year we served 376 youth across all our mentoring programs. The mission of BBBSLV is to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. 

BBBSLV operates several youth mentoring programs, including:

·       Sports Buddies:  This is the newest program being launched by BBBSLV in early summer 2023 and will deliver mentoring services to youth via the mechanism of sports.

·       Community Mentoring: Adult mentors (age 18+) are paired with youth mentees and engage in mentoring activities in the community where the youth live. Matches meet twice a month for at least one year, although the average match remains connected for three years.

·       Beyond School Walls:  In this virtual mentoring program, mentors from workplace partners, colleges, or universities, are paired with youth in grades 6-11.  Each month when they meet, they focus on discussing career readiness skills, or postsecondary education exploration.   

·       High School Bigs:  High school students are mentors to elementary school students and focus on providing social-emotional support. 

           Littles2B: In this small group mentoring program, youth waiting to be paired with a mentor have a monthly opportunity to engage with a volunteer for the evening and experience a “Big for the Day.”