Council honors Big Brothers Big Sisters on 50th anniversary
September 03, 2026 | San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
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The San Antonio City Council recognized Big Brothers Big Sisters on its 50th anniversary, praising the nonprofit’s decades of mentoring and community partnerships. Council members thanked staff and volunteers and invited representatives to accept the recognition at the podium.
A Big Brothers Big Sisters representative told the council the program has served approximately 1,000 young people since the 1970s and cited data showing about 85% of participating youth enroll in higher education; the representative also noted a current waiting list of roughly 300 young people the program hopes to serve. Council members said they will consider support during budget season.
A Big Brothers Big Sisters representative told the council the program has served approximately 1,000 young people since the 1970s and cited data showing about 85% of participating youth enroll in higher education; the representative also noted a current waiting list of roughly 300 young people the program hopes to serve. Council members said they will consider support during budget season.
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