Two National Youth Charities Strike Partnerships to Share Resources

By Eman Quotah

Ten years ago, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the mentor organization, and Boys & Girls Clubs of America embarked on an experiment: testing a program to encourage their local affiliates to work together to provide adult mentors for needy kids.

Today at least 40 Big Brothers Big Sisters groups have partnerships...

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