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Mill City Mentors

Mill City Mentors Program Update

We are currently in the process of restructuring the Mill City Mentors program to better serve our community. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time. Please check back for updates, as we expect to share more information in early 2025. For immediate questions, please reach out to Michele Horn at mhorn@commteam.org

Young Adults Who Were At-Risk for Falling Off Track But Had a Mentor Are:

55%

more likely to enroll in college

78%

more likely to volunteer regularly

90%

are interested in becoming a mentor

130%

more likely to hold leadership positions

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Big Brother Sees Little Brother Off to College

Fifth grade became a life-changing time for Nate – that’s when he and Tim Holden formed a supportive and caring relationship through our Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Previously, Nate had lacked a male role View Program
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MJU

We have been working with Ed Banks from Mill City Mentors since April of this year. We had a case open with the Department of Child and Family Services, and our case worker had suggested View Program

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