BBBS: Providing Social Support, Changing Lives
Jan Glick, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh
After only one year, kids involved in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program reported a 66% percent higher feeling of social support. 250 Pittsburgh-area children are waiting for a big brother or sister to step up and help change their lives for the better. Host Sheila Hyland talks with Jan Glick, CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh. Recorded at “From Slavery to Freedom” exhibit at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh. BBBSPGH.ORG
Other videos hosted by Sheila Hyland
Gettysburg Historical Building Gets New Life
Turning Food Into Life Changing Careers
OMEGA Fosters Economic Parity in 10 Ohio Counties
Everyone and Anyone Can Experience Domestic Violence
New Donors Despite Pandemic for United Way
Take Out For Libraries: Outreach Services
COVID-19 Creates Adjustment In Serving Those In Need
Turning Food Into Life Changing Careers
LGBT Ages 14-29 Get Support and Services in Harrisburg
Mitzvah Circle

You are leaving comcastnewsmakers.com
You are now leaving Comcast Newsmakers. Are you sure you’d like to continue?
