Formed in 1995, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine (BBBSSM) has over 300 volunteers providing mentorship support, ensuring that every child reaches their full potential.
BBBSSM serves hundreds of children and youth from 27 communities throughout Cumberland and York counties.
In addition to several of our employees serving in the “Big” role for a local child, over 100 Martin’s Point employees trade their footwear for bowling shoes and warmed up their arms annually to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Southern Maine.
Martin’s Point sponsored two Bowl for Kids’ Sake events at Bayside Bowl in Portland—raising more than $10,000 for this crucial community partner.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine has served the local community for 30 years.
Since 1995, BBBSSM has matched over 8,500 children and teens with a carefully screened, trained, and committed mentor.
In addition to mentorships, the organization provides family engagement and support services.
Interested in learning more? Visit the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine website at SomeBigs.org
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