Quentin has been partnered with a mentor in the Rappahannock Big Brothers Big Sisters One-to One Mentoring Program for more than five years, and a member agency. When he first began the program Quentin was not doing well in school and he had a hard time completing his homework.
When the dismissal bell rings at Mountain View High School, most students are ready to head home to relax or get something to eat after a long day of classes…
When Caroline resident Mary Deyo got the call saying her deck would be repainted, she had just gotten out of the hospital and was delighted with the good news.
I work hard and have a good work ethic. You gotta want it to make it happen.
I just want to thank everyone that helped us, for not giving up on me and my family. I'm so blessed.
They explain at his age what he should be learning so when he goes to school, he'll be ready.
Our eating habits have changed tremendously. Eating good makes you feel better and I definitely see a change in our house.
There was no hope. Now I can't wait to wake up. Every day I wake up is a real good day.
