Corporate Partners

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We at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County are always looking to partner with businesses of any size. We are also ready, willing and able to come meet you anywhere in Bucks County. We’re about mentorships that fuel potential. But, we want to know what works for you as well. As a non-profit, we also look to corporate giving. Whether it’s a one-time donation, a monthly match, or an event sponsorship, we put all gifts to good use. Let us know when you’re ready to meet!

Thinking about increasing community impact through your business? Contact Heather Drill at hdrillbbbsbc.org.

Some corporations would rather become sponsors, encourage employees to join our planning committees, or attend our Special Events. Some companies even volunteer their time in Community Service days! Contact Robert Peterman at RPeterman@bbbsbc.org to get started!

Others partner with us to become community partners. Community Partners work with us by providing free/discounted activities or goods for our Matches to use during Match activities through our Give-A-Little program. We don’t want our Bigs to spend a lot of money on their Littles – we want them to spend quality time together. Bigs receive a card showing that they are in the program, and this makes it easier for businesses to identify them. Some of our current partners include The Mad Golfer, Ritas (611 & County Line), Bucks County YMCA locations, and more!  To learn how your business can join the Give-A-Little program, please contact Hayley Stout at Hayley@bbbsbc.org.

Companies can support the High School BIGS program by participating in the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program, established by the Department of Community and Economic Development. Tax credits are awarded to businesses that make contributions to groups that have been approved as Educational Improvement Organizations. BBBSBC qualifies as a recipient of EITC funds.  To learn more about the program, go to http://dced.pa.gov/programs/educational-improvement-tax-credit-program-eitc/ and consult with your accountant.