Good matching all around at BBBS of the Sun Coast
SUN PHOTO BY CHRIS PORTER
Big Brothers Big Sisters Charlotte Community Board member Deputy Joe Fiorini presents a check for $400 from the Fraternal Order of Police 66 to the BBBS of the Sun Coast. Accepting are board members Blair Lovejoy, left, and Morissa White, right, and Community Resource Director Carolyn Gorton.
SUN PHOTO BY TANYA LOCKETT
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast celebrates its ribbon-cutting with members of the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce Wednesday at the Port Charlotte Town Center mall.
SUN PHOTO BY CHRIS PORTER
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast staffers include, from left, Florida Gulf Coast University intern Martine Lauture, Community Resource Director Carolyn Gorton, and mentor manager Natalie Anderson.
Big Brothers Big Sisters is all about making matches.
Matching “Littles” with “Bigs” is the condensed version of the mission. The “Littles” are young people who could use another guiding influence in their lives, and the “Bigs” are the adults who can and do help out.
