MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters WI Shoreline for a second year, continuing to support youth mentoring across Sheboygan, Manitowoc, and Wisconsin’s lakeshore communities.
“WI Shoreline made the switch to MentorPRO because their mentors and mentees were asking for better tools, and a year later the agency is renewing and growing. Denise Wittstock and her team show what a community-scale agency can do with the right platform behind it,” said Jean Rhodes, PhD, Co-founder of MentorPRO.
The agency moved its matches onto MentorPRO in April 2025, bringing dozens of Bigs and Littles onto a mobile-first experience with goal tracking, check-ins, and staff visibility into match health. Year Two continues that work with an expanded commitment from the agency.
The renewal continues to be grounded in peer-reviewed research linking structured one-to-one youth mentoring with stronger academic, social-emotional, and well-being outcomes for young people in smaller and rural communities.
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