2023 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT
OUR VISION Our vision is that all youth achieve their full potential.
OUR MISSION Our mission is to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.
WHY WE EXIST We exist to clear a path to a child’s biggest possible future by matching them with a caring, volunteer adult mentor in a one-to-one- friendship. This mentor (aka a Big) serves as a consistent presence in the Little’s life. Bigs help Littles ignite, empower, and defend their potential by standing with them as their cheerleader and champion.
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BEING A MENTOR:
BENEFITS
HAVING A MENTOR:
INCREASES SELF-CONFIDENCE
IMPROVES SELF-CONFIDENCE
IMRPOVES EMOTIONAL IQ
STRENGTHENS RESILIENCY
FEELS GOOD TO KNOW YOU’RE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
IMPROVES MENTAL HEALTH
STRENGTHENS SKILLS
INSPIRES VOLUNTEERISM
ALLOWS ONE TO LEARN AND EXPERIENCE NEW THINGS
PROMOTES BETTER ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
IMPROVES RELATIONAL SKILLS
A LOOK BACK ON MY FIRST YEAR AS CEO A couple years ago, my husband, Cody, and I set out to hike Cervidae Peak (if you’re unfamiliar with this trail, it’s one of the steepest peaks surrounding Lucky Peak Reservoir). Research complete, we knew
In the past year, we:
2.2 miles and 1,883 feet of elevation gain to summit
·served 259 children and youth;
were in our future. We also knew lovely wildflowers
·partnered with 7 elementary schools to revive our
and incredible views were waiting. Each step
Lunch Buddies program;
seemed to bring muscle aches and lung burn. We
·launched a partnership with the College of Idaho,
slogged along through loose gravel and endured.
strengthening our presence in Canyon County;
When one of us wanted to give up, the other would
·celebrated our largest graduating class to date;
give a breathless word of encouragement as we
·supported 5 former Littles with college scholarships
continued up the hill. Water breaks found us looking
(in partnership with the Lincoln Family Educational
up to see what was ahead - only ever noticing how
Foundation); and
much farther we had to go. How much elevation
·experienced the joy of our Littles’ successes through
was yet to be conquered. How many dusty rocks lay
over 30,000 volunteer hours served by our Bigs.
in wait as trip hazards. It was only at the top, when we had finally reached the summit and turned
We also launched a campaign called, It Takes Little to
around that we truly lost our breath for the first
be Big, on the belief that little things over time add up
time – oh, that view!
to make a BIG impact. The following pages highlight the culmination of thousands of little things that
A mentor of mine once taught me that measuring
happened in the past 365 days. I want to personally
success can only be done in a rearview mirror.
thank you for your support of our mission and your
Using the philosophy from Dan Sullivan’s book, The
dedication to the little things in life. As we step into a
Gap and the Gain, Jon taught me that when we
new year, I invite you to continue playing an active
measure ourselves against an ideal, we only see a
role in the next chapter of our community’s history by
gap, but when we measure ourselves against our
investing in the potential of our youth. And, always
previous selves, we see the gain. Only by measuring
remember to pause, turn around, and recognize your
backward can we truly recognize how far we’ve
successes. Our successes. We are bigger together and,
come.
together, we are building the future of our community!
In reflecting on 2023, I’m reminded of this philosophy and the metaphor of Cervidae Peak. I am
Let’s do BIG things,
in awe of all Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho has accomplished and am grateful to every person who has met us on this journey, helping us to the summit of this year's mountainous goals.
Hillary Xoumanivong
A MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE Dear Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho Community, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho remains committed to our vision of helping all youth achieve their full potential, by creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. This annual impact report is a review of the work
Thank you to the volunteers and staff who continue to make our mission possible, and to the individuals, foundations, and corporations who share our commitment and generously invest in BBBS of SW Idaho. It is an honor to be on this journey with you!
we accomplished in 2023, the progress made, the resilience of young people, and the dedication of our volunteers and staff who fulfill the BBBS mission
With gratitude,
every day. This report also celebrates the enduring generosity of our partners and supporters. The year 2023 was one of change and investment. We said goodbye to some long time friends, volunteers and staff members; and, we welcomed many new faces, including a new CEO. The changes, and accompanying opportunities, have been exciting and have instilled great confidence that the future of BBBS of SW Idaho is bright. As we enter 2024, we are taking stock of the incredible year, the tremendous recognition and investment, and the significance that mentoring provides for youth, families, and the whole community. We also recognize the work that lies ahead of us as we deliberately and passionately work to ensure that every child, volunteer, employee, and guardian feels part of our mission.
Brian K. Marshall, JD Chairman, Board of Directors
OUR LITTLES
59% qualify for free or reduced lunch
44%
receive income assistance
24% have an incarcerated parent
WHO WE SERVE
GENDER
AGE
30
25
Female
20
15
Male
10
5
Other
58y ea rs 910 ye ar s 11 -1 2y ea rs 13 -1 4 ye ar s 15 -1 6y ea rs 17 -1 8y ea rs 19 ye ar s
0
ETHNICITY Hispanic Other/Unknown 5.6% 9.1%
Black 3.4%
LIVING SITUATION Grandparent 6.8%
Two Parent 29.7%
Multi-Racial 12.5% Two Parent White 29.7% 67.7% White 67.7%
Other 10.6%
Single Parent Single Parent 53% 53%
MATCH LIFECYCLE INTEREST
1 3
INTERVIEW
TRAINING APPLICATION
FINGERPRINTS & BACKGROUND CHECK
5
YOU’RE MATCHED!
3.6 YEARS
YOU DID IT!
SUCCESS
average match length
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DEVELOPMENT
FIRST MATCH ACTIVITY
7
8 CHECK-INS WITH MATCH SUPPORT
SCHOOL SITE LAUNCH
7 new school sites launched
35 school site Matches made
1
college campus club created to serve as Bigs to a nearby elementary school
Our school site program was shut down at its peak due to the 2020 pandemic. This year, we were able to get it back up and running at seven school locations! We plan to open new school sites across the Treasure Valley in the next year.
OUTCOME & IMPACT ON YOUTH
97% had an increase in self-confidence
92% were less likely to get into trouble
86% performed better in school
259 CHILDREN SERVED
BIG BROTHER & LITTLE BROTHER OF THE YEAR
PARKER & SCOTT
Parker was seven years old, in the first grade when his mom, who was raising him on her own, decided that Parker needed a positive, male role model in his life. His mom had to work a lot to make ends meet and she hoped that a Big Brother could do fun things with Parker that she could not do. Parker met his Big Brother, Scott, in April of 2012 and they had a lot of fun together! Parker’s father was never a part of his life and never would be, and mom wanted Parker to have someone to talk to and give him guidance. Scott took this role very seriously and they met consistently for eleven years.
A lot happened in those years. Parker moved through elementary school, junior high and high school, and Scott was there to attend school concerts, sports, and family events. Parker and his mom’s house burned down when he was in junior high, and Scott was there to help them move and be supportive. Scott’s own children graduated high school, moved on to college, then careers, and he became a grandfather all while he and Parker were matched. Parker always had big goals for himself, and Scott was there to encourage him to achieve the things he wanted. Scott shared how he had fun with the “little guy” he first met, but as Parker got older and the things he was interested in grew and changed, he knew they were connected and would always be friends. Parker always had dreams of going away to college, so he worked hard to get good grades, be involved at school, and eventually became a High School Big Brother to a Little Brother who loved spending time with him. Parker headed for the University of Northern Colorado in August 2023 on full scholarship, part of which is through BBBS of Southwest Idaho. He is doing well, maintaining a 4.0 in Biological Science, and he talks to Scott on a regular basis.
LESLIE & SUSAN
BIGS SISTER & LITTLE SISTER OF THE YEAR
Little Sister Leslie and Big Sister Susan were matched in April of 2017 when Leslie was just about to turn 12. Leslie was very shy and quiet. She had a hard time making friends and didn’t have much self-esteem, which are a few of the reasons Leslie’s mom chose to put her in the BBBS program. Other reasons were that Leslie’s mom had just gone through a tough divorce from a man who was mentally and physically abusive, and Leslie had witnessed a lot of this in her 12 years. Leslie’s new Big Sister, Susan, who is an attorney, found out quickly that she would need to put her best advising skills to use as Leslie began to open up about her life, her family, and her trauma. Leslie’s trauma affected her ability to see her self-worth and value in any capacity. Susan knew she had an important role to play in Leslie’s life and worked hard to build Leslie up and help her find her voice, her power, and her drive to do things that were important to her. They met consistently and just when Susan would start to think things were going better, something would happen to disrupt the positive momentum and Susan would start again, redirect, and find new ways to meet Leslie where she was at. Over the years Susan and Leslie’s families also became very connected. Susan spent time at Leslie’s home getting to know her mom, younger brother, and sister well. Susan encouraged Leslie’s mom to apply for a better job with better pay and she got it. Susan’s son danced as an escort of honor at Leslie’s Quinceanera, which meant going to dance rehearsals almost daily for over a month. When Leslie started high school, she became interested in boxing and Susan found someone to give her lessons and encourage her dream. As Leslie approached graduation she was struggling again with negative feelings, fear and not knowing what to do. Susan worried that Leslie was not going to move on to secondary education or vocation or do anything because fear and insecurities were there holding her back. Susan helped Leslie and her mom with college applications, paperwork, and scholarship essays. Finally, after lots of coaching and quiet encouragement, Leslie chose to go to an in-state community college. Susan was relieved and supportive. Leslie is the first person in her family to attend college and her brother will soon follow. Susan and Leslie are still very much a part of each other’s lives.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
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Lincoln Family Educational Foundation
The Lincoln Family Educational Foundation was founded in 2019 to provide scholarship funding to economically disadvantaged youths for post-high school education. The Foundation provides funding to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho, who then select the scholarship recipients and administer the scholarships. The scholarship is awarded to two outstanding students/Littles who have successfully graduated from BBBS. Students who receive this award are eligible for up to four years of scholarship funding as long as they maintain a set GPA and full-time status.
2023-2024 Scholarship Holders Zach M – College of Idaho; Music Education Major Parker K – Boise State University; Communications Major Abigail C – Boise State University; Accounting Major Parker C – University of Northern Colorado; Undecided Lauren M – Boise State University; Undecided
BOARD MEMBERS
EMPOWER.DEFEND.IGNITE
BIG IMPACT GROUP Wade Foster, Stoel Rives LLP Mitch Kuhn, Stoltz Group Ashlie Baty-Petz, Micron Autumn Myers, Freelance Video Editor Daniel Rivera, Idaho Central Credit Union Gregg Robinette, Washington Trust Bank Mark Scott, First Federal Bank Sophia Southfield, CBS2 Boise
POTENTIAL
Brian Marshall, Chair, The Car Park Jeffrey Hall, Vice Chair, Northwest Commercial Advisors LLC Katie Wegley, Past Chair, Simplot John Pearson, Treasurer, Pet IQ Sheriff Matt Clifford, Director, Ada County Sheriff’s Office Jeanine Daily, Director, KPMG Amy Dempsey, ASL CPA Christina Faul, Silvaris Mari Hall, Director, Stoel Rives LLP Mayor Robert Simison, Director, City of Meridian Linda Somerville, Director, Micron C.J. Sower, Director, Boise Cascade
OUR TEAM
Hillary Xoumanivong
Melissa Bixby
CEO
Director of Programs
Alicia Quilantan
Angela Sanchez
Emma Bowman
Grants & Finance Manager
Community Engagement & Marketing Manager
Match Support Specialist
Grace Johnson
Kathryn Bozzo
Kris Bryant
Match Support Specialist
Enrollment Specialist
Match Support Manager
Meg Splittgerber
Taylor Todd
Enrollment Manager
Match Support Specialist
WE ARE COMMITTED TO BEING
BOLD. EMPOWERING.TENACIOUS. ALTRUISTIC.GRATEFUL
IMPACT PARTNERS
BIGGERTOGETHER
Businesses & Organizations: 116 & West, Bank of America, Duke Family Foundation, Ameriben IEC Group, Nagel Foundation, Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Gladys E. Langroise Advised Fund, Lincoln Family Educational Fund, Micron, St. Luke’s, United Way, Northpoint Recovery, Kendall Cares, Simplot, The Julius C Jeker Foundation, BEWS Foundation, Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance, Scentsy, 107.1 K Hits, Ada County Sheriff’s Office, Horizon Credit Union, Foresight, Steve Leuthhold Foundation, Echelon Group, Agri Beef, Together Treasure Valley, Boise Cascade, Bonefish Grill, Boise State University, Clifton Larson Allen, Elite Networks, Hewlett Packard, In the Bag Promotions, OCI, ON Semiconductor, Optum, Power Foundation, Rotary Boise Sunrise, Silvaris, Title One, Washington Trust Bank, ZGA Architects, Idaho Central Credit Union, Fredriksen Health Insurance, Atticus Faul Real Estate, Idaho Power, Mai Thai, Northwest Commercial Advisors, The Original Stein, Cre8 Studios, Shu’s Idaho Running Co, Bogus Basin, Capital City Kiwanis, Split Rail Winery, Tamarack Resort, Big Al’s, Wahooz, Roaring Springs, Jump Time Idaho, The Commons Climbing Gym, Ceramica Arthouse, Aquarium of Boise, Nerfed, Treasure Valley Skate, Dave & Buster’s, Boise Bicycle Project, World Center for Birds of Prey, The Basque Museum, Crane Creek, Lost Grove, Saalt, Mixed Greens, Macy’s, Nordstrom Rack, Columbia, ESI Cares Foundation, Full Tilt Studio, FYIdaho, TMobile, Girl Scouts of Silver Sage, Boise Public Library, Lamar, Pipehitters Union, Stoel Rives, College of Idaho, PacificSource, Speedy Foundation, Noble Intent, Nampa Chamber, Boise Chamber, Meridian Chamber, BoiseDev, Boise School District, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Top Golf, and Empire Title. Individual Donors: James Adamson, Harvey & Patricia Babendure, Adam Barton, Deanna Bates, Marcy Bauer, Kenneth Beckmann, Carolyne Berg, Donald Berry, Michael & Sharon Bixby, Tom & Annie Black, Heidi Bromley, John Browning, Jill Brunsch, Kelly Carew, Michelle Casper, Llyr Christensen, Laurie Churella, Doug Cole, Regina Collins, Christy Colucci, Scott Conover, Don Copple, Amy Costello, Fred Costello, Debbie Coutts, Bob Coutts, Jackson Coyle, Christopher & Elise Coyle, Greg Dunkley, Keni Durfee, Erika Dykstra, Chase Ediger, Idacorp Employees, Heith England, Cameron Facer, Christina Faul, Daralene & John Finnell, Nancy Fischer, Nicole Fitzgerald, Tim Flaherty, Gary Fletcher, Brian Foley, Katie Francis, Eric Fredriksen, Ann French, Janice & David Fulkerson, William Geppert, Dana Gross, Suzanne Gruber, Holt Haga, Gwen & Howard Hagland, Mari Hale, Jeffrey Hall, Declan Haro, August Henning, Michael Hermes, Sarah Holloway, Lauren Hooker, Amy Hopkins, Anne-Marie Instafanous, Andy Jaimes-Marin, Ann James Taylor, Chris Jeppsen, Lund & Karen Johnson, Emily Johnson, Karri Jones, Richie Kendall, Marissa Kernodle, Calvin Kidney, Lauren Klokkevold, Tannan Koehl, Larry & Chris Koomler, Allan & Marley Korn, Kelly Krueger, Kassy Lampman, Greg Laragan, Casey Lea, John Lincoln, Stu Linscott, Larry & Carol Lipschultz, Lawrence Lipschultz, Carolyn Lodge, Elaineore Looper, Aunick Lund, Troy Lundquist, James Lynch, Brian Marshall, Brian and Angie Marshall, Paula McGuinness, Theresa McLeod, Wendy Mercurio, Annie Meyer, Daniel Miller, Eric Miller, Connie Miller, Robyn Moir, Trisha Moultrie, Dale Nagy, Karissa Niece, Erin Nuxoll, Kunal Parekh, Stacy & Mark Pearson, Philip Peterson, Ashlie Baty Petz, Shawna & Marcus Phillips, Natalie Podgorski, Dennis Pretti, Hilary Rayhill, Lori Reading, Jane Richman, Bob & Patty Rietveld, Mary-Michael Rodgers, Mark Roles, Alex Ross, Marielle Sanders, David Sheffels, Mike & Angela Shull, Shannon Smith, Linda Somerville, C.J. Sower, NiChea Spillman, Jeff Strom, Engineer Structures, Cathy & Shane Summers, Heidi Tidd, Scott Turlington, Steven Turney, A Van Vilet, Pan Vannoy, Robert Vorbeck, George Wade, Beata Walter, Kathleen & Joseph Wegley, Caroline Wood, Cindy Woyak, Andy Wycherly, Hillary Xoumanivong, Tracy Young-Matthews, John Zahurak, Lois Fletcher, Martin Hurbi & Tracy Quinn, ZGA Architects & Planners Chartered, Scentsy, and Dora A. Webb Trust.
FINANCIALS
INCOME Individual Contributions
$89,158
10.2%
Corporate Contributions
$105,465
12.1%
Foundation Contributions
$59,000
6.8%
Non Government Grants
$270,339
31.1%
Government Grants
$213,820
24.6%
Special Events
$132,653
15.2%
Total Income:
$870,436
100%
Grants to Others
$50,000
6.2%
Salaries/Wages/Taxes
$547,132
68.2%
Contract Services
$49,305
6.1%
Supplies, Tech, Facilities, & Travel
$50,523
6.3%
Match Events & Recruitment
$58,162
7.2%
Fees & Other
$47,245
5.9%
Total Expenses:
$802,366
100%
EXPENSES
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BBBS of Southwest Idaho’s 2023 Matches (Littles + Bigs): Katy+ Savannah, Shane+ Frederick, Katelyn+ Karla, Delaney+ Samantha, Lucy+ Caroline, Zoey+ Kerrin, Carter+ Steven, Dominick+ Dominic, Scarlett+ Ali, Delilah+ Minna, Abigail+ Abby, Aylin+ Maria, Rylee+ Autumn, Brandi+ Ashlin, Junior+ Anders, Alivia+ Ellie, Lexi+ Michele, Max+ Michale, Barbra+ Emily, Trey+ Shane, Miles+ Cody, Bastiaan+ Travis, Aubri+ Debbie, Mia+ Baylee, Samantha+ Alexa, Will+ Linda, Luciano+ Harold, Mileny+ Sara, Liam+ Steve, Draya+ Naomi, Lexi+ Chelsea, Tuc+ Niall, Danica+ Megan, Fatuma+ Jan, Analia+ Pattie, Brooklyn+ Janet, Zach+ Joe, Brielle+ Britnee, Maika+ Bradley, Graezlyn+ Jaqueline, Sophie+ Brooke, Addalynne+ Macey, Brooklyn+ Emily, Oskar+ Andrew, Anna+ Naomi, Giovanni+ Betty, Jasiah+ Gabriel, Maliah+ Christina, Jackie+ Hailey, Owen+ Dominik, Alexzander+ Alex, Hank+ Stefan, Eric+ Zoe, Elijah+ Benjamin, Bryson+ Marco, Blake+ Erik, Chelsea+ Kimberly, Amelia+ HarleyAnn, Kira+ Rebecca, Koda+ Paulette, Kaylie+ Monica, Elli+ Shaylah, Kai+ Nathaniel, Conner+ Richard, Mabel+ Kayla, Jaylynn+ Jennifer, Sophia+ Emily, Kayden+ Andy, Alicia+ Rachel, Maleiyah+ Savanna, Vincent+ John, Isabella+ Rebecca, Willie+ Rachael, Addalynne+ Macey, Jordan+ Jeremy, Xayden+ Kendra, Holly+ Beatrix, Lathen+ Travis, Hope+ Cara, Vivien+ Olivia, Harmony+ Joni, Asha+ Alyssa, Henrie+ Jonathan, Noah+ Darryl, Naomi+ Irene, Kimbra+ Shawna, Kenzie+ Jean, Parker+ Scott, Parker+ Natalie, Abigail+ Madison, JT+ David, Salina+ Lauren, Jaya+ Linda, Dasha+ Jessica, Iver+ Chris, Isabella+ Stacy, Aiden+ Paul, Ian+ Jason, Leandra+ Tonja, Jamel+ William, Giovani+ Jed, Jadelyn+ Nicole, Lauren+ Amy, Ian+ Mike, Leslie+ Susan, Dylan+ Brian, Hannah+ Stacy, McKenzie+ Danette, Elexsie+ Roz, Reagon+ Jessie, Harper+ Jared, Kennady+ Sara, Paxton+ Anthony, Kaycee+ Kristin, Jaysa+ Mary, Lauren+ Heidi, Ella+ Joan, Cordell+ Oliver, Landon+ Wade, Owen+ Andy, Justice+ Nikki, Jonathan+ Steve, Ella+ Joan, Cordell+ Oliver, Landon+ Wade, Owen+ Andy, Justice+ Nikki, Jonathan+ Steve, Emery+ Ed, Brax+ Juvi, Ethan+ Samuel, Kirin+ Dean, Dylan+ Larry, Ava+ Annie, Alice+ Rachel, Camila+ Aimee, Hunter+ Andrew, James+ Bill, Tayler+ Meka, Kevin+ Kevin, Vincent+ Jeremy, Iyeva+ Elizabeth, Azrielle+ Paula, Avery+ Ethan, Arkadeon+ Clark, Nathan+ Nathan, Jaxon+ Cowan, Isabella+ Stephanie, Vida+ Lisa, Cormac+ Mo, Emerson+ Jill, Corbin+ Lee, Eden+ Karrie, Emmalyn+ Chris, Andy+ Andrew, Noah+ Bill, Anastasya+ Mari, Deeya+ Mary-Michel, Ava+ Jacqueline, Zakary+ Shane, Camila+ Jennifer, Brian+ Garrett, James+ David, Theoden+ Les, Harley+ Sarah, Aaliyah+ Rose, Clint+ Gomane, Ella+ Abigail, Brennan+ Steve, Jesseca+ Christa, Addison+ Louisa, Asher+ Taryn, Callum+ Brian, Caydre n+ Isaac, James+ Christina, Allister+ Stephen, Amara+ Jenna, Liam+ Darrin, Grace+ Emily, Jake+ Pam, Azrielle+ Darcy, Eloise+ Kelly Paige, Avery+ Sarah, Bryleigh+ Cheyanne, Vivien+ Brittany, Shukri+ Ben, Isaac+ Rob, Damian+ Monica, LJ+ Robin, Rosika+ Kristi, Aylin+ Pam, Alice+ Paula, Ben+ Darcy, Aaron+ Darrin, Harlow+ Emily, Hank+ Tia, Blake+ Chuck, Joslyn+ Angela, Taylor+ Savvanah, Calvin+ Kasey, Kai+ Parker, Bastiaan+ Tate, Brandon+ Gregg, Mikey+ Vic, Kaylia+ Emily, Danner+ David, Braden+ Tom, Reuel+ Sam, Madero+ Norman, Alisson+ Karlee, Tristan+ Mike, Ashlynn+ Katie, Trizton+ Dakotah, Nola+ Eleanor, Sammy+ Jenna, Niko+ Kaden, Richie+ Dan, Brynn+ Desiree, Twila+ April, Ivy+ Tawnia, Jessie+ Jeffrey, Camdyn+ Taleah, Kaelyn+ Erin, Kylee+ Tamara, Bella+ Aimee, Isabelle+ Michelle, Calil+ Carly, Sophia+ Emily, Olivia+ Julie, Christopher+ Kyle, Jayden+ Chris, Jayden+ Bruce, Braiden+ Steve, Madison+ Keri, Tavin+ Darlena, Kymmie+ Elizabeth, Amelia+ Carly, Aiyana+ Sara, Zubayr+ Ross, Joshua+ Duane, Adrian+ Remington, Rhyannon+ Rachel, Kaih+ Russell, Janessa+ Kimberly, Zayhne+ Anne, Ella+ Haily, Kylee+ Kelly, Aurora+ Gabbie, Luella+ Melissa, Lucis+ Andrew, Kai+ Susan, Skylynn+ Chynna, Kaydence+ Maureen, Wyatt+ Cody, Carson+ John, Paisley+ Laura, Jordan+ Case, Diamond+ Lacie, Zendayah+ Yaxeny, Rocky+ Hope, Xander+ Payton, Anastasia+ Liliana, and Justin+ Carlysle.
IT TAKES LITTLE TO BE BIG