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BECOME A MENTOR

Mentoring ensures that young people have at least one consistent, trusting adult in their lives to help them navigate through daily challenges, make positive decisions, feel cared for, and know that someone is cheering them on. Ultimately, mentoring works because it gives young people the opportunity to GROW and THRIVE under the guidance of an adult to youth relationship. 

 

Mentors can have a tremendous impact on the outcomes of youth, and you can be the person that makes a world of difference in a child's life.

 

To become a mentor, you must:

  • Be at least 21 years old

  • Have a high school diploma or GED

  • Commit to a minimum of one full school year

  • Meet with your mentee at least twice per month, with at least one visit per month in-person

  • Provide reference checks

  • Pass a Criminal Background Check and Fingerprint Check

  • Attend a Mentor Orientation

GOT QUESTIONS?

We're happy to answer your question! Simply send us an email and you'll receive a reply within 1 business day.

APPLY TO MENTOR
WITH FIGG

Our FIGG Mentors:

  • Must be at least 21 years old

  • Are matched with middle and/or high school F.I.G.G. participants

  • Make a commitment to their mentee for the specified school year

  • Meet in person with their mentee

  • Attend a once-a-month event with their mentee

  • Agree to support their mentee in accordance with the F.I.G.G. model

Please complete the interest form below, and a FIGG Team Member will reach out to you to complete an application.

Your Ethnicity
Education (Check all that apply)
Your Employment Status (check all that apply)
PLEASE NOTE: A conviction record will not necessarily prevent you from being able to volunteer depending on such factors as your age at the time of the crime, and the nature of the crime in relation to the position for which you are applying. Are there any violations or offenses in your record that may prevent you from moving forward?

Thank you! We'll be in touch.

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