DA Seth Williams signs up to be a Big Brother as part as a Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) SEPA’s Push

Recently, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) SEPA’s CEO, Marcus Allen, gathered
distinguished guests together at Capital Grille in Center City
Philadelphia for an Evening of Networking with Philadelphia’s Most
Influential Men of Color.
Waller, Todd Rose, Bruce Lee Sterile, Thomas Bennett and Marcus
Marcus (r) talked about the importance of moving
Philadelphia forward, one mentor at a time. All men in attendance
committed to bringing five African American men to a January event held at Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse, 2 weeks ago, which is where these photos are from, the snow delayed the publishing of these photos.
Big Brothers Big Sisters SEPA, our mission is to provide children
facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported
one-to-one mentoring relationships
that change their lives for the better, forever. In 2013, we served
2,987 children in Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia
Counties. However, as you learned, we have more than 1,000 children on
our waiting list for mentors, mainly African American
boys, and we need your help.”
Voong, Jin Hee Park, and Jay Hay
Shareholder at Zarwin Baum
Deborah Finley and Larry Boynton
I
was thrilled to learn that more than two dozen of you signed up for
more information about becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister. A staff
member will be in contact with those
individuals shortly to move forward in the process. If you have
additional friends or family members interested in becoming Bigs,
please ask them to contact us at
215.790.9200 or fill out at application at www.bbbssepa.org/volunteer. – Marcus Allen