Welcome!


Thank you for your interest in becoming a Big! 

Before we begin the enrollment process, please answer a few quick questions for us!

Which program is right for you? 

Community-Based Program
Matches spend time together doing activities in their community. These activities include playing sports, going to the library, or going to the park. The amount of time a match spends together depends on the activity, match availability, and agency guidelines. Volunteers partner with their Little and their family to set goals and plan one-to-one activities and outings, which should be low or no cost.
Big Couples
Big Couple matches mentor one child together as a team in a community-based match. Each member of the couple will need to complete a volunteer application and will need to be interviewed separately. 
School-Based Program
Matches spend one-to-one time together at the Little's school. Matches can play a game, work on homework or chat, but activities can only take place at the school. Matches in this program generally meet once a week while school is in session.
Oklahoma's Big League
Oklahoma’s Big League is a guided mentorship program that brings matches together for a BBBS-planned activity once each month with a focus on sports activities. BBBS staff coordinate with your Little's family. Your job is to show up and be a friend.