big brothers big sisters

For those looking to not only have fun, but a positive impact on a Montana youth, you'll want to make sure you're part of this popular event that is returning soon.

Big Brothers Big Sisters would like to once again offer FREE gift wrapping at the Gallatin Valley Mall from Black Friday to Christmas Eve. This can only be made possible with the help of over 500 volunteers. Get in the holiday spirit! Volunteer with friends, family or coworkers. Details here.

Bowl for Kids' Sake, which takes place in October, is one of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Gallatin County's biggest fundraising events. To get the (bowling) ball rolling this year, Santa Fe Red's in downtown Bozeman is hosting a Kick-Off Party on Wednesday, July 31 from 5 - 7 pm. Learn more about the event, grab some door prizes, appetizers and a FREE drink on Santa Fe Red's! Details here: Read Mor

Pho Real, a new Vietnamese noodle and sandwich shop in downtown Bozeman, is throwing a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Gallatin County on Thursday, April 25. The restaurant will be run by BBBS participants for the night, and a large portion of the sales (not profits) from Thursday AND Friday will go to the organization in the form of a donation. Details here:

This year's "Big Mardi Gras" Gala (Feb. 23, 2013) will feature live and silent auctions, Cajun cooking, delightful diversions and special entertainment. All proceeds stay in Gallatin County to help match children facing adversity with positive adult role models and mentors.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Gallatin County is hosting the 2012 Bowl For Kid's Sake event this October. It's a fun and easy way to support this worthy cause. Details here:

I got a team of bowlers together here at Townsquare Media to help support Big Brothers Big Sisters' Bowl for Kids' Sake 2011. So now I need your help because I need pledges! By supporting Bowl for Kids' Sake, you can truly start something in this community - more Bigs and Littles will be matched, more friendships will be formed, and more kids will reach their potential! Please read on