WE'RE ALWAYS UP TO SOMETHING BIG!

Cam Jordan joins Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater New Orleans for a special pickleball experience celebrating mentorship and his 16 for 16 initiative.

McMain High School Bigs stepped beyond the classroom at WEFTEC, connecting with industry professionals, exploring new technology and discovering career paths they may not have known were possible.

A lot of people think about becoming a mentor long before they actually apply. Usually, it starts with a simple thought: “I’d love to help, but I’m not sure where to start.” That feeling is completely normal. At Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater New Orleans, becoming a Big is designed to be approachable, supportive, and centered around building meaningful relationships that last. Here’s what the process typically looks like. Learning More The first step is simply exploring

In a city like New Orleans, relationships matter. Community matters. Connection matters. And for many young people navigating challenges, transitions, and uncertainty, having someone consistently in their corner can make all the difference. That’s the heart of mentorship. At Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater New Orleans, mentorship is not about having all the answers. It’s about showing up. Listening. Encouraging. Building trust over time through simple, meaningful moments.