Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks hundreds of D-FW mentors to help show kids what they're capable of
It took 15 years for Jesse Hornbuckle to decide to apply to be a big through the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Though he was introduced to the organization after being assigned to photograph Dale Long, 1989 Big Brother of the Year, for the Dallas Times Herald, life got in the way of Hornbuckle’s taking action. Eventually, however, he found the motivation he needed, and he’s spent the last eight years mentoring two boys through what he calls “one of the neatest, coolest programs avail...
Source: dallasnews.com