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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester and Putnam Releases 2023 Impact Report: Celebrating Milestone Achievements as it Enters 66th Year

Port Chester, New York, March 1 2024 –

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester and Putnam (BBBSWP) proudly unveils its highly anticipated 2023 Impact Report, marking significant milestones as the organization embarks on its 66th year serving as an affiliate of the esteemed Federation of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.

The 2023 Impact Report serves as a testament to BBBSWP’s steadfast dedication to empowering youth through transformative mentorship programs, cultivating meaningful relationships, and catalyzing positive change within the community. With a rich legacy spanning over six decades, BBBSWP continues to elevate the standard of mentoring excellence and community engagement.

Throughout the past year, BBBSWP has made remarkable strides in fulfilling its mission to ignite the potential within every child. The Impact Report highlights the organization’s unwavering commitment to providing mentorship opportunities that inspire personal growth, academic achievement, and social enrichment among at-risk youth across Westchester and Putnam counties.

In 2023, BBBSWP expanded its reach and impact, connecting more young people with caring mentors who serve as positive role models and champions of their potential. The report showcases a compelling match story, illustrating the profound difference mentorship makes in the lives of both mentees and mentors alike.

As BBBSWP commemorates its 65th anniversary, the organization celebrates not only its accomplishments but also the enduring relationships forged between mentors and mentees, which transcend time and leave an indelible mark on the fabric of the community. With each passing year, BBBSWP reaffirms its commitment to fostering a brighter future for generations to come.

The release of the 2023 Impact Report represents a milestone moment for BBBSWP as it reflects on its rich history, celebrates its achievements, and looks ahead with renewed vigor and determination to continue making a difference in the lives of youth throughout Westchester and Putnam.

For more information about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester and Putnam and to access the 2023 Impact Report, please visit https://bbbs.squarespace.com/s/BBBS-2023-Impact-Report.pdf.

Contact: Valerie A. Brown, CEO
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester and Putnam
914-305-6874
Vbrown@bbbswp.org
Bigswestchester.org

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