our partners
At Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay actions speak louder than words. Through our incredible community partners we provide thousands of children in the local area with consistent, loving support, not only empowering them through care and compassion, but fundamentally altering their destiny for success.
TOP VOLUNTEER PARTNERS
Univ. of South Florida
Valley National Bank
Moffitt Cancer Center
Bloomin’ Brands
Home Shopping Network (HSN)
Publix
JP Morgan Chase
Nielsen
Tampa Police Dept.
Tech Data
St. Pete/Clearwater Airport
Summit Holdings
Tampa Bay Rays
Hillsborough County Schools
Jabil
Baycare Health
Raymond James
Metlife
Clearwater High School
Hillsborough Community College
Price Waterhouse Cooper
School-To-Work
Our newest program, School-to-Work is a three-way partnership between the local school districts, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay and our corporate and community partners to provide one-on-one mentoring in the workplace for high school juniors and seniors to help improve graduation rates. The students (Littles) visit the workplace of the employees (Bigs) one morning each month during the school year for about four hours. They spend the first hour learning post-graduation skills, then spend one-on-one time with their corporate Bigs through lunch before returning to school. Current partners include Nielsen Media, Valley National Bank, Moffitt Cancer Center and the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport – with more companies lined up to join the program in the fall of 2018. To learn more, contact Jennifer Libby at JenniferL@bbbstampabay.org
Bigs In Blue
Bigs in Blue is a national initiative designed to encourage youth to gain a more accurate perception of the positive work that law enforcement personnel provide on a daily basis. Police officers and civilian staff (Bigs) visit an area child (Littles) at their school one hour per week to spend one-on-one mentoring time. The program was launched locally with the Tampa Police Department, where more than 35 officers and personnel are matched with elementary school children in Hillsborough County. Law enforcement agencies also have the option to host a School-to-Work program. For more information, contact Jack Sheppard at 727-420-4338 or JackS@bbbstampabay.org
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CORPORATE IN-KIND PARTNERS
Amalie Arena
AmpTix.com LLC
Badcock Corporation
Big Cat Rescue
Bloomin’ Brands
Busch Gardens
Cason’s Photography
Caspers Company McDonald’s Restaurants
D’Art Gallery
Lavonte David
Digital Lightbridge LLC
duPont REGISTRY
Egypt Shrine Circus
Fleet Management
Hidden Oak Inn
Hilton Tampa Downtown
HSN
Kramer Portraits
Lakeland Chamber of Com.
Mahaffey Theater
Main Street Thrift Shop
Mary Ann & Scott Fullerton
Mike Alstott Family Found.
Montblanc
PDQ
Pepsi
PinChasers
Republic National Dist. Co.
Saddlebrook Resort
Seats of Dreams
SeaWorld Parks
Spectrum
Straz Center
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa Bay Club Sports
Tampa Bay Rays
Tech Data
The Brunchery
Urban Outfitters
WRBQ-FM Q105
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Sheriff Chris Nocco
Pasco county
Power Secure
Pasco county
Welbilt
Pasco county
PHSC
Pasco county
ReNew Group
Pasco county
Campo YMCA
Hillsborough county
AAA
Hillsborough county
SunTrust Banks
Hillsborough county
JP Morgan Chase
Hillsborough county
Tampa Art Institute
Hillsborough county
St. Pete-Clearwater Airport
Pinellas county
Clearwater Chamber of Commerce
Pinellas county
St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce
Pinellas county
Green Bench Brewery
Pinellas county
Summit Holdings
Polk county
