Under the auspices of the Rotary Club of Hamilton, we began to provide a community service of matching an adult man with a young boy who was in trouble with the law.

The Big Brother Association of Hamilton and District begins to operate separately from the Rotary Club of Hamilton.

The first-ever staff person is hired by the Big Brother Association of Hamilton and District.

The Big Brother Association receives its corporate status.

Big Brothers of Canada was founded by nine southern Ontario agencies and one from British Columbia. Hamilton is one of the charter members of Big Brothers of Canada.

Big Brothers Association of Hamilton and District extended its services to Burlington.

Big Brothers purchases the property at 639 Main Street East, Hamilton, and two years later commences construction for what is now the local Head Office.

The organization becomes Big Brother Association of Burlington and Hamilton-Wentworth

Big Brothers extends its programs to local schools and the In-School Mentoring program was created.

The organization amalgamates with their local sister affiliate and becomes Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hamilton and Burlington.

The organization amalgamates with their Halton chapter and becomes Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton and Hamilton, doubling service capacity.

Marks 100 years of mentoring services provided in Hamilton. Today, more than 2,000 young people are served through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton and Hamilton each year.