The Boone County Mentoring Gala, November 12th, 2026
BCMP’s Gala is coming up this fall. Get your sponsorship now.
Help kids reach grade-level with ReadUp
Volunteer now for the 2026-2027 school year at all three Boone County elementary schools.
BCMP receives $80,000 grant from United Way of Central Indiana
All of us at Boone County Mentoring Partnership are thrilled to receive a life-changing grant award from the United Way of Central Indiana.
Mentoring can bring a lot of joy and accomplishment to your New Year’s resolutions
Kick off the New Year with purpose by becoming a mentor. It’s a great way to stay motivated on your own goals while helping young people grow. With local kids waiting to be matched, now’s the perfect time to get involved.
BCMP helps update Santa’s 2025 Nice List
BCMP accidentally received Santa’s 2025 Nice List. We helped add some names.
Young mentors like Brooke Reeves have a special place in the lives of Boone County kids
Mentor Brooke Reeves recalls her early experience in mentoring her mentee Katelyn and shares some insight on becoming a mentor and what makes the program so rewarding for both parties.
Aubrey Holdorf proves there’s time to make mentoring happen
Becoming a mentor is an incredibly worthwhile experience according to Aubrey Holdorf, who has been partnered with Edith, a spunky 11-year-old. Over time they have grown very close and their story continues to inspire us.
29,974 reasons to say ‘thanks’
This year’s Fore the Kids golf outing raised $29,974 in sponsorships, teams, and donations.
Betsy Williams shows blueprints for building houses, careers, and lives
When a teen-in-need approached Betsy Williams with a difficult situation, she knew the Boone County Mentoring Partnership was necessary. Since then, she helped him through high school and even taken on another mentee, Takayla. Together they have gotten to know each other, often going on outings and spending time together.
What’s the difference between mentoring and parenting? A whole lot.
Sometimes people are apprehensive to become a mentor because they confuse the role with parenting, but that couldn’t be farther from the reality. Instead of being an authority figure like a parent, mentors often are a fun outlet while still being a role model that supplements family dynamics for their mentee.