Jacksonville – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida is spotlighting its Big Draft Volunteer Recruitment Campaign, created in collaboration with NFL Inspire Change to encourage more men—especially men of color—to become mentors for youth in their community.
With more than 60 children currently waiting for mentors across Northeast Florida, most of them boys of color, the organization is recruiting men from Jacksonville’s North and West Sides to step up as the NFL Draft approaches and help “draft” the next class of Bigs.
The impact is clear through matches like Big Brother John Paul and Little Brother Robert, who have spent the last 10 months building confidence, giving back together, and showing what consistent presence can mean in a child’s life.
Viewers and readers are encouraged to join the roster and change a life by visiting www.bbbsnefl.org or calling the agency today to learn how just one hour a week can make a lasting difference.
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Rance Adams has worked in television for 20 years and has spent the last six years in Jacksonville as an MMJ, co-host, producer, and host for River City Live.
