Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke County is pleased to announce the newest volunteers in the core mentoring program.
Alyssa Miller, of Greenville, enjoys movies, sewing, baking, church activities, and ministry work. She has been active in the church as a babysitter, Sunday school teacher, and vacation bible school teacher. Twice she has worked two months at an orphanage in Guatemala. Alyssa loves children and wants to be a Big Sister volunteer mentor to help make a difference in the life of a child with one-on-one interaction and building a long-lasting relationship. Her goal is to share the guidance, support, and trust she values from her growing up years.
Jackie Dunson, of Sidney, is an empty-nester, and eager to become a friend who will listen to a child and share life stories. Jackie enjoys reading, walking, boating, and shopping. She likes teaching children, and has taught religious education. Playing cards is another pastime she plans to share with her assigned Little.
Krista Corbin is an elementary school guidance counselor, where she learned of the opportunity to mentor children. She feels this is a perfect fit for her, because she loves to get to know children one on one. Kendra enjoys running, playing volleyball, shopping, and scrapbooking. She also coaches girls’ track. Kendra likes that children believe anything is possible. She looks forward to creating memories with her new Little.
Hayley Raterman, of Sidney, enjoys writing poetry, biking, hiking, swimming, reading, and photography. She is a college student in the field of psychology. Hayley looks forward to being a trusted friend who will be there to listen to her new Little Sister.
Loretta Sparks lives in the country outside of Greenville. She enjoys outdoor activities. Loretta has a passion for helping people and routinely works with children through her church. She looks forward to spending time with her new Little Sister, making an impact.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke County is a non-profit United Way Member Agency, Lisa Brown, Executive Director. The program specializes in mentoring children who face adversity with adult volunteer Big Brothers and Sisters. These adults provide children with positive role modeling, as well as new educational and social activities. If you would like to become a volunteer and put a little magic in the life of a child please call the BBBS office at 492-7611 or 547-9622.
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