Access, Belonging, and Opportunity: Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Tri-State Visit the Tech Park
The West Virginia Regional Technology Park recently welcomed representatives Allison Green, Director of Development and Lee McCloud, Director of Programming, from Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Tri-State for a special presentation for Park tenants.
The presentation was one geared toward providing information to those who may be interested in becoming involved with the organization and gave several options available to do so.
“Thank you West Virginia Regional Technology Park for giving us the opportunity to come in and share our mission. Our mentorship programs—from our 1-to-1 caring mentoring relationships to our broader ecosystem of community programs—help equip young people with the skills, confidence, and positive relationships to empower them to reach their full potential.” – Allison Green, Director of Development.
Here at the Tech Park, we value providing opportunities to our tenants like this to connect with the broader community and will look forward to having BBBS of the Tri-State visit us again! Interested in becoming involved? Visit www.bbbs.org for more information.
It's inspiring to see organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters come together to foster mentorship and community engagement. I recently learned about the importance of AI tools in enhancing various tasks, which made me rethink how I approach my own professional development. For anyone interested, there's a great resource exploring this topic further at https://iknowai.tools/. It's wonderful to see the Tech Park facilitating connections that can lead to meaningful change in our communities.