Have a question about being a Big Brother/Sister?

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Big Brother/Sister FAQs

Who are the Big Brothers/Sisters in the program?
Our Big Brothers/Sisters come from diverse backgrounds just like our Littles. They are regular people, just like you. You don’t need any special degrees or job skills. You just have to want to positively impact a young person, live or work in Wake, Durham or Orange County and be at least 18 years old. Role models come in all shapes and sizes, and you could be a perfect fit!
When can I see my Little Brother/Sister?
How much money should I spend?
What are some good ideas for outings with my Little Brother/Sister?
Does BBBST accept LGBTQ volunteers?
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle values diversity, and no one person will be denied equal opportunity under applicable laws to participate in our program because of race, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.  Preferences, fit, and similarity in interests are taken into consideration.  As part of the matching process, we will disclose such information to the parent/guardian.  If preferences are not aligned, BBBST will work to find a Little who we believe will be a good match for you.
Will I become a replacement parent?
How do I sign-up to become a Big Brother/Sister?
Complete the complete the online application and fax to (919) 850-9774. Download Volunteer Application here.