plan to support big brothers big sisters 2016 / 2017 catalog

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Plan to Support One-to-One mentoring in 2016—2017

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Plan to support one-to-one mentoring in 2016/2017

Dear Prospective Donors and Supporters,

Big Brothers Big Sisters provides professionally supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships that help a child

who is facing some kind of adversity, overcome obstacles and succeed in life. Our programs work! According to

research done locally with more than 300 teachers who are involved in our program more than 65% of the children in

the program improved in their academic performance last year. Our mentoring programs help our youth make better

decisions and to stay in school! We help them better understand the connection between education and work, and that

making good choices will help them succeed in life.

We know that every year your company or organization needs to plan and budget for the support you provide to

area non-profit organizations. We know it is difficult for you to support programs and events when we contact you

months after you have budgeted your community support dollars.

While this “catalog” of programming, program enhancement support and event sponsorships isn’t intended to

fully explain the opportunities available to support one-to-one mentoring at Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Mississippi

Valley, it is intended to give you a brief description and amount that it takes to support the program or event.

If something in this brochure peaks your interest, please feel free to give us a call or email us and ask us for more

details and information. We also work collaboratively with you to customize these programs to best meet your needs

and the needs of our Littles.

Thank you for taking the time to look over these opportunities for supporting such an important cause. Helping

children break the cycle of poverty and become independent, contributing adults in the community is so important not

only to the youth, but to the whole community.

Sincerely,

BBBS DEVELOPMENT TEAM:

Jay Beth Kayla

Jay Justin, CEO Beth Clark, Development Director Kayla Kiesey, Events Director

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

563-323-8006 ext. 203 563-323-8006 ext. 201 563-323-8006 ext. 208

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PROGRAM SUPPORT—DONATIONS: PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION Annual

Amt./Code

Presenting Supporter

School-Based Program

(1) opportunities available for presenting sponsor of our School-

Based program which supports approximately 400+ matches

in 60 schools in our 14-county area. Recognized on our

website, newsletter, events, brochures, e-blasts.

(1) ALCOA

$12,500

Annual

support


Community-Based Program

(2) opportunity available for presenting sponsor of our

Community-Based program which supports approximately

300 matches throughout the 14-county service area.

Recognized on our website, newsletter, events, brochures,

e-blasts.

(1) WELLS FARGO (1) MODERN WOODMEN

$10,000

Annual

support


BIG SISTER PROGRAM

(1) opportunity available for presenting sponsor of the Big Sister

component of our programming. This involves about 300 girls

and young women who are mentored by female Bigs in both our

School-Based and Community-Based programs. The opportunity

involves working with our development staff to create unique

experiences for Big and Little Sisters in the program (speakers,

outings, events, etc.) Recognized on our website, newsletter, at

events, brochures, e-blasts.

$ 5,000 Annual support + In-kind


BIG BROTHER PROGRAM

(1) opportunity available for presenting sponsor of the Big

Brother component of our programming. This involves about

250 boys and young men who are mentored by female Bigs in

both our School-Based and Community-Based programs. The

opportunity involves working with our development staff to cre-

ate unique experiences for Big and Little Sisters in the program

(speakers, outings, events, etc.) Recognized on our website,

newsletter, at events, brochures, e-blasts.

$5,000

Annual

support +

In-kind

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PS-D 2

PS-D 3

PS-D 4

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PROGRAM SUPPORT—DONATIONS:

PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION Annual

Amt./Code

Match Anniversary Supporter (4) opportunities available. At Match Anniversary events we

celebrate each Match’s anniversary date (which occurred in the

past quarter). It is a time for celebration and a time that the

Matches set goals for the upcoming year. Supporters are

recognized at the event and in our newsletter.

$1,000 per year or $250 per event

Individual Match Supporter

(700) opportunities are available. It costs, on the average,

approximately $1500 a year to provide the administrative

support for recruiting, enrolling and providing on-going support

for each Match. Recognized to the Match and on our website.

$1,500 per

Match or

$750 per half

Match

Match Activity Boxes 60 opportunities available. Each school that we are in with our

School-Based program has an activity box that contains games,

flash cards, books, etc. that the Match can use during their visit.

It provides a way for the Match to communicate while playing a

game or reading a book. Each sponsor is recognized on the Ac-

tivity Box. EGS (APAC) - 30 Schools

$4,500 per year or $75 per activity box

Match Training Supporters (12) opportunities available. Once a month BBBS holds a training

session on being an effective mentor for their adult volunteers.

A variety of topics are covered and 20 to 40 current Bigs attend

each session.

$3,000 for the year or

$250 per

training session.

PS-D 5

PS-D 6

PS-D 7

PS-D 8

Individual School Supporter (60) opportunities available to support an individual school that

participates in the school-based program. Your company is

recognized within the school as their supporter and on our

website.

$1,000 per

school

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Volunteer Recruitment Campaigns (1) Opportunity to support volunteer recruitment campaigns.

RECRUIT ONE: Campaign targeted at current Bigs to recruit one

more person to be a volunteer that year. Quarterly incentives

to Bigs to spend on Littles.

100 DAYS / 100 BIGS: Community wide campaign to recruit

adult mentor volunteers—kicks off in April runs into July. PSA

support from local television and radio.

CORPORATE LUNCH & LEARNS: Work with businesses and

organizations all year long to present BBBS volunteer

opportunities in a “lunch and learn” format (small groups with

food). ASCENTRA CREDIT UNION

$7,500 per

year

Bigs’ Night Out—Networking (4) opportunities available. Every quarter Bigs’ Night Out offers

an opportunity for our mentors to mingle. These events

offer the opportunity for Bigs to share their experiences and

ask questions of each other and staff. Each sponsor is

recognized at the event, and in our newsletter prior to the

event. Two representatives from the sponsor company or

organization may attend the event.

Deere Employee Credit Union (4)

$2,500per

year or

$625 per

event


Amt./Code


PROGRAM SUPPORT—DONATIONS:

PS-D 10

PS-D 11


Amt./Code

Match Activities—Matches all ages (12-20) opportunities available. Match Activities are organized

activities that our matches participate in. We usually get 15 to

40 participants for each activity depending on the activity.

Everything from game nights to an educational program to a

physical activity. Each activity supporter is recognized at the

event and in the newsletter.

$7,500 per

year or

$625 each

activity

PROGRAM ENCHANCEMENTS—DONATIONS:

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Job Readiness Training—

High School

(2) opportunities available to support our Job Readiness Training focused on Littles who are 14—17. Job Readiness encompasses a 18 hour program split up over several weeks. It teaches youth how to prepare for working in their first job and all about the application process. At the end of the completion of the program, we work with community partners and employers to help them line up a job to work in the summer or part time during school. Sponsors are recognized at each training session, on our website, Coaches Corner newsletter and in e-blasts as needed. Approximately 30 Matches participate (Feb—April).

$2,500 per

annual

sponsorship

Career Navigator Tours—

Middle School and High School

(9) opportunities available to support our Career Navigator Tours that take place nine months out of the year. Approximately 20-30 middle school and high school matches participate in each tour. Recognized on tours, on website, newsletter and e-blasts.

$4,500 per

year or $500

per tour

(2) opportunities available to support our College Readiness Training. This training helps students and their parents better navigate financial aide, scholarship and grant applications and preparation for ACT and SAT testing. Approximately 30 Matches (some with parents or guardians) participate in the training. Recognition includes at training sessions, on website, in newsletter and e-mail blasts as needed.

$1,500 per

annual

sponsorship

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PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS—DONATIONS:

PS-E 3

PS-E 4


Amt./Code

Next Steps—Preparing for post

High School education.

(1) opportunity to be the PRESENTING SPONSOR of our Middle and High School COMPASS PROGRAM. The teen enhancement programs within COMPASS include Job Readiness Training, Career Navigators and Next Steps (all outlined below). Other needed teen programs such as Personal Finance, Ethics Training, Job Shadow opportunities will arise during the year and will also recognize the COMPASS PRESENTING SPONSOR.

$5,000

annual

sponsorship

PS-E 5

PS-E 2

(1) PARR INSTRUMENTS

(2) Tours—Bush Construction


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PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS—DONATIONS:

Ethics Training and Leadership

Training—Middle & H.S.

(2) opportunities available to support the BBBS Ethics and Lead-ership training program. This program helps Littles understand more about making ethical decisions in their lives and how to be an effective leader. The program welcomes the Big and the par-ent or guardian to participate. Sponsor receives recognition at the training, in our newsletter, on our website and in e-blasts as needed.

$ 500 per ethics training program during the year


Amt./Code

Community Service

Money Wise Kids—Financial Literacy (1) opportunity to support BBBS in teaching Littles about personal finance including savings, credit cards, debit cards, checking accounts. This includes up to six branded articles in Coaches Corner, recognition at two financial oriented Match Activities and recognition at the Financial Literacy training sessions. IHMVCU

$5,000

Technology / IT

Public Speaking (2) opportunities available to support the BBBS Public Speaking training program. This program helps Littles become more comfortable with public speaking and provides them with helpful tips and ideas that will support them when doing any kind of public speaking or presentation.

$ 500 per public speaking training session during the year

(2) opportunities available to support the BBBS Community Service training program. This program helps Littles better understand the importance of volunteering and giving back to your community.

$ 500 per community service training session during the year

Healthy Kids—Info and activities (1) opportunities to support BBBS in teaching Littles about health topics such as nutrition, safety, first aid, hygiene, fitness and mental health. It includes up to six branded articles in Coaches Corner and recognition at 2 Healthy U training sessions.

UnityPoint Health—Trinity

$2,500 Presenting + $500 for each class.

(2) opportunities available to support the BBBS Technology and IT training program. This program helps Littles better understand computers, common software, the internet and smart phones.

$ 500 per technology and IT training session during the

(1) PARR INSTRUMENTS PS-E 3

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PS-E 5

PS-E 6

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EVENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: Putt-A-Round PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION PUTT-A-ROUND 2016 Annual Amt./

Code

PUTT-A-ROUND PRESENTING

SPONSOR

(2) Opportunities. In 2016 Putt-A-Round will be celebrating its 11th anniversary of being one of the largest FUNdraisers for Big Brothers Big Sisters. The event runs over four days in the Great Hall of the RiverCenter in downtown Davenport. As Presenting Sponsor you receive all media mentions (print, TV, radio) as well as event recognition including booth, signage, score cards, verbal announcements and more. The presenting sponsor also receives up to six, four-person teams to play at the event. (NON-FINANCIAL

co-sponsors) WELLS FARGO (pending)

$5,000

January 17—20, 2017

Attendees 1,500+

PUTT-A-ROUND HOLE IN ONE/

BIG PUTT SPONSOR

(1) Opportunity to be the Hole In Ones/BIG PUTT Sponsor. Anyone who makes a Hole In One blows the horn, hands in a Hole In One ticket then is eligible for a daily prize drawing. In addition, the sponsor is branded to the Big Putt contest where players pay to take a chance at making a 35 ft. putt if and they make that are put into a drawing to be selected to do a 50 ft. putt for $10,000 on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. Includes company logo on event website, print advertising, registration forms and flyers. Company and contest mentions in e-blasts and social media postings. Verbal recognition during each shift with prize drawings held at the Big Putt hole. Includes 2 team registrations. (8 people). Sponsor provides Hole In One Prizes (3, $100 value) NORTHWEST BANK (pending)

$3,000

PHOTO OPP

SPONSOR

(1) Opportunity to be the Team Photo-Opp Sponsor for the entire 4-day event. Capture the special memories and fun shared amongst team members at a designated photo station on the course. Includes company logo on event website, print advertising, registration forms, flyers, photo backdrop. Social media postings. Sponsor may provide props and 1 team registration is included with the sponsorship. ACTIVE ENDEAVORS (pending)

$2,500

PUTT-A-ROUND

CLUBHOUSE

SPONSOR

$2,500

PUTT-A-ROUND

SHIFT SPONSOR

(8) There are eight shifts at Putt-A-Round. A shift attracts between fifty and 150 people, all depending on the shift. You can also secure a shift for your company to play. (Match Night is considered a shift)

$2,000

PUTT-A-ROUND

HOLE SPONSOR—

Birdie and Eagle

(27) In our 10th Anniversary Putt-A-Round there will be 27 holes set up for play. Each hole is uniquely designed by the company or group. There is voting for most creative and most challenging holes. Availability depends on renewals.

$900 -$1,200

HIGH TOP TABLE

SPONSOR

(1) Players need a place to set down drinks, etc. as they play the course. Each hole (25-27) will have a branded high top table in front of each hole on the course. Includes table rental and branded covering. EYE SURGEONS ASSOCIATES (pending)

$1,500

EVT PAR 1

EVT PAR 2

EVT PAR 3

EVT PAR 4

EVT PAR 5

EVT PAR 6

EVT PAR 7

PUTT-A-ROUND

RAFFLE SPONSOR

(20) Sponsor a raffle prize with a cash donation or an in-kind gift. Raffle prizes are drawn at the end of Putt-A-Round. Your donation will be recognized with signage at the raffle table.

$250 EVT PAR 8

(1) Help create a highly visible and popular spot on the course where participants can enjoy food from local restaurants and a cold beverage while playing. Includes company logo on event website, print advertising, registration forms and flyers. Company mention to players before and during event. Branded pop-up tents and banners (provided by sponsor) are desired. 1 team registration is included (4 people). RYAN COMPANIES US (pending)

PUTT-A-ROUND CLUB HOUSE

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EVENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION

SNOWBIRD CLASSIC SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

Annual

Amt./Code

SNOWBIRD CLASSIC WINTER

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

PRESENTING SPONSOR

(1) Presenting Sponsor opportunity available for this even which

is in its 35th year. Held annually at the DugOut Sports

Complex in Davenport this event attracts hundreds of area

softball enthusiasts out to have lots of fun, support a good

cause and just possibly win the tournament! Co-ed and all

men’s divisions are held on separate weekends.

Logo recognition on registration brochure, posters, website,

t-shirts and banner.

$2,500

2017

Jan. 27-29,

Feb. 10-12,

Attendees:

500—700

SNOWBIRD CLASSIC—RAFFLE

SPONSOR

(10) Opportunity to make an in-kind raffle prize or

cash gift to support the event. 10 Raffle Prizes

will be given out.

$250

PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION

PLANT SALE 2016

Annual

Amt./Code

PLANT SALE PRESENTING & MAJOR

SPONSORS.

(3) Opportunities to co-sponsor the largest fundraiser that BBBS

has during the year—Plant Sale! Your company name appears on

all media and gives you exposure on the Plant Sale order form

(7,500). + Signage at event. 1200 shoppers.

$5,000 (no location provided)

2016: Iowa American Water, Ryan Companies US, Mel Foster

(pending)

$5,000 2017 May 5— May 13

EVT SB 1

EVT SB 2

EVT PS 1

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PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION:

BIG IMPACT EVENT

Annual

Amt.

BIG IMPACT AWARDS AND DINNER (2) Opportunity for Presenting Sponsor of the Big Impact Event. This event is held each year and receives approximately 250 to 350 attendees. It honors our volunteers and matches, educates the community about the positive impact of mentoring youth and serves as a fundraiser to support programming of the or-ganization. Logo recognition on all invitations, e-blasts, news-letter promotion, banners at event, verbal recognition.

Elanders Americas (pending)

$3,500

Sept. 13,

2016

BIG IDEA—BUSINESS WORKSHOP (4) Opportunity for Presenting Sponsor of the Big Impact Event. This event is held each year and receives approximately 250 to 350 attendees. It honors our volunteers and matches, educates the community about the positive impact of mentoring youth and serves as a fundraiser to support programming of the organization. Logo recognition on all invitations, e-blasts, newsletter promotion, banners at event, verbal recognition.

Estes Construction, Sedona Group, Quad City Bank & Trust (Pending)

$5,000

October TBA

2016

EVT BI 1

EVENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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EVENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: PROGRAM ITEM: IMPACT DESCRIPTION: 2016

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING

Annual

Amt./Code

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—

PRESENTING SPONSOR

(1) Opportunity to be Presenting Sponsor for the annual BBBS Big Drive Golf Outing. This event has sold out with 128 players and more than 20 corporate sponsors. It raises more than $30,000 to support one-to-one mentoring. Recognized on media (TBD) , featured in event program, banners at the course, website, registration forms, e-blasts and verbal thank you at event. GALAXY ONE MARKETING

$7,500 Mon., July 18, 2016 at Fyre Lake

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—TEE GIFT

SPONSOR

(1) Opportunity to sponsor the tee gift bag which will carry your company name and contain player gifts, gift cards and offers. Each player will receive a tee gift bag. Logo in event program, sign / banner at event. 128 players. HORNBUCKLE

$2,500


HOLE IN ONE SPONSOR

(2) Opportunity to sponsor the Hole In One contest. Your company receives signage at event. Staff at Hole In One tee box. Verbal thank you at event. Logo in event program.

$1,500


BEVERAGE TENT

SPONSOR

(2) Opportunity to sponsor our drive-by beverages tents situated on the course at the golf outing. Signage at tent and opportunity to staff with volunteers. Logo included in event program. Verbal thank you at event. Logo on all drink tickets. Treiber Construction and Carpetland USA

$1,500

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—19TH

HOLE FIESTA SPONSOR

(1) Opportunities to sponsor the 19th Hole Fiesta Wrap Up Celebration. This is where players find out who won what raffle items, contests and best score for the tournament. Food served and cash bar. Banners, logo in event program, verbal thank you.

$2,500

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—

CORPORATE HOLE SPONSOR

(17) Opportunity to sponsor a Hole with a foursome (Hole no foursome is $600). Hole signage, listing in event program.

$1,200

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—LUNCH

SPONSOR

(1) Opportunity to provide lunch to all golfers and volunteers. In-Kind or cash. Branding on bags/boxes. Event program, verbal thank you. UNITYPOINT HEALTH TRINITY

$1,000

EVT GO 1

EVT GO 2

EVT GO 3

EVT GO 4

EVT GO 5

EVT GO 6

EVT GO 7

EVT GO 10

EVT GO 11

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—WAKE

UP! ISLAND

(1) Opportunity to sponsor Wake Up! Island—kick off beverages for the golf outing (Bloody Marys and Cape Codders). Cash + in-kind. STERN BEVERAGE

$ 750

GOLF OUTING IMPACT PACK $500 Sponsor will be recognized on the bag or container that holds the Drink tickets, raffle tickets and mulligan tickets.

ONE STEP PRINTING/NECKER JEWELRY

BIG DRIVE GOLF OUTING—DRIVING

RANGE OR GOLF CART SPONSOR

(2) Opportunity to sponsor - Hit The Picker (golfers try to hit the golf ball picker from the driving range for prizes OR Golf Cart Sponsor—company signage on each golf cart (60—66 carts)

$ 1,000

EVT GO 8 or 9

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PROGRAM ITEM: DESCRIPTION:

REUNITE PICNIC

Annual

Amt./Code

REUNITE PICNIC PRESENTING

SPONSOR

(1) Opportunity to be Presenting Sponsor for the 2015 Reunite

Picnic. This event brings together current and past Bigs and

Littles, their families, donors and corporate supporters for an

early fall picnic. Logo recognition on all invitations, email-blasts,

Coaches Corner announcements. Banners at event. Verbal thank

you. ENTERPRISE CAR

$2,500

TBD 9/24/16

300 attendees

REUNITE PICNIC FOOD SPONSOR (1) Opportunity to provide food for the picnic (in-kind or cash

support). The Food Sponsor will receive logo recognition on all

invitations, email-blasts, Coaches Corner announcements.

Banners at event. Verbal thank you.

$2,500

REUNITE PICNIC - RAFFLE PRIZES (25) Provide raffle prizes that are youth and family oriented.

Every attendee (child and adult) will receive raffle tickets to

place in baskets of prizes they want to win. In-kind or cash gifts.

$50—$250

PROGRAM ITEM: DESCRIPTION:

MACOMB BOWL FOR KIDS SAKE

Annual

Amt./Code

BOWL FOR KIDS SAKE—

PRESENTING SPONSOR (MACOMB)

Multiple levels of support. $100—$1,000

Nov. 2017

EVT RP 1

EVT RP 2

EVT RP 3

EVT BFKS 1

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DEMOGRAPHICS OF BIGS AND LITTLES DEMOGRAPHICS OF BIGS (ADULT VOLUNTEER MENTORS)

GENDER: Female 64%

Male 36%

ETHNICITY: African American 4.1%

Hispanic 2.2%

Multi-racial 2.1%

Asian 0.6%

Other 1.4%

Caucasian 89.5%

AGE LEVELS: 18—20 years 5.5%

21—39 years 42.8%

40—59 years 35.2%

60+ years 16.5%

MARITAL STATUS: Married 49.4%

Single 27.5%

Divorced 6.7%

Widowed 2.3%

Living with sig. 2.5%

NA 11.4%

EDUCATION: High School only 3.7%

Some college 10.1%

Assoc. Degree 5.0%

Bachelor’s Degree 29.5%

Master’s Degree 14.9%

Doctorate 1.4%

NA (did not answer) 35.0%

DEMOGRAPHICS OF LITTLES (THE CHILDREN WE SERVE)

ENVIRONMENTS: 38% Community-Based

62% School-Based

GENDER: 57% female

43% male

ETHNICITY: 19.2% African American

5.5% Hispanic

15.7% Multi-racial

1.2% Other

58.4% Caucasian

AGE: 6 years 1.6%

7 years 4.2%

8 years 10.8%

9 years 19.8%

10 years 14.9%

11 years 12.8%

12 years 10.9%

13 years 9.0%

14 years 5.5%

15 years 6.8%

16 years 2.9%

17 years 0.8%

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Number of counties served: 14

Number of children served annually: 650

Number of partner schools: 61

130 W. 5th Street

Davenport, IA 52801

Www.bbbs-mv.org

(563) 323-8006

FAX: (563) 333-2494

Outcome Areas % enrolled who showed

improvement

SELF-CONFIDENCE 68%

ABILITY TO EXPRESS FEELINGS 60%

DECISION-MAKING ABILITIES 53%

GREATER SENSE OF THEIR FUTURE 57%

SELF-MOTIVATION 61%

TRUST TOWARD TEACHER 65%

OVERALL BEHAVIOR 48%

MAINTAINED OR IMPROVED IN GRADES 92%

Youth Outcome Surveys Percentage of all BBBS youth maintaining or improving by

specific outcome measures.

Research conducted June, 2015 for 2014—2015 school year.

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Mentoring Environments Include:

Community-Based:

10 hours per month community activities/contact with child and

parent.

School-Based:

Meet twice a month (minimum) at elementary school for lunch.

Campus-Based:

Engaging college level students as volunteers in our community- or

school-based programs.

Career Navigators:

Meet 2-3 times a month after school with Middle School and High

School youth to tour businesses and higher education opportunities

and explore careers.

Longer/Stronger—Average Match Lengths:

Community-Based Program—25 months

School-Based Program—21 months

62% of children served come from single parent homes.

Outcomes:

Adults who were mentored as a child in a BBBS program were:

75% more likely to have received a four-year degree.

46% more likely to have an average household income of $75,000 plus.

72% were satisfied with their relationship with friends, family and spouses.

52% more likely to volunteer in their community or hold leadership roles in an organization.

90% felt the mentor provided stability.

81% reported that their mentor changed their perspective on what they thought was possible.

77% set higher goals for themselves

76% indicated their mentor influenced them to perform better in school.

74% indicated their mentor influenced their personal decisions.

84% learned how to help others.

SOURCE: Harris Interactive Study / BBBS of America

Mentoring helps a child to become a self-reliant,

contributing adult citizen. It helps to keep

children in school.

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Company Name: __________________________________________ Contact: _________________________________

Email Address: ____________________________________________ Phone: (_______) _________________________

Address: _________________________________________________ City ____________________________________

State: ________ Zip Code: _________________

PAYMENT INFORMATION:

□ Invoice me in the following month / months: 2016: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 2017: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

□ Bill My Credit Card: MC VISA DISCOVER Number _________________________________ Code _________

Expiration Date: ______ / ________ NAME ON CREDIT CARD: __________________________________________

Signature: ______________________________________________________

Plan to Support One-to-One Mentoring in 2016/2017

SUPPORT ITEM NAME SUPPORT ITEM CODE AMOUNT

130 W. 5th Street, Davenport, IA 52801

OFFICE: 563-323-8006 FAX: 563-333-2494

WEBSITE: www.bbbsmv.org

*NON-PROFIT TAX ID: 42-1320908

*All donations and sponsorships will be sent a letter from BBBS indicating tax deductible amounts for each support item.

CEO: Jay Justin ([email protected])

Director of Development: Beth Clark ([email protected])

Director of Events: Kayla Kiesey ([email protected])

OUR MISSION:

To provide children facing adversity with

strong and enduring, professionally

supported, one-to-one relationships that

change their lives for the better, forever.

OUR VISION:

All children achieve success in life.

TOTAL AMOUNT:

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