Texas Senate Bill SR32

Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Caption

Recognizing Nick Schreiber for being named the Texas Big Brother of the Year.

Impact

By honoring Schreiber, the resolution highlights the importance of mentorship programs in Texas and the significant benefits they provide to young people. The recognition serves to encourage further community involvement in such initiatives, reinforcing the message that mentorship can lead to positive outcomes in the lives of youth. This promotion of mentorship aligns with broader state efforts to foster community engagement and support for programs aimed at youth development.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 32 recognizes Nick Schreiber for his notable achievement of being named the Texas Big Brother of the Year. The resolution acknowledges Schreiber's impactful role as a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Wichita Falls, an organization dedicated to providing supportive relationships for young individuals. Throughout his two years of mentoring, he has formed a meaningful bond with his 'little brother,' Gavin Thompson, engaging in various enriching activities that contribute to Gavin's personal growth and development.

Contention

While the resolution itself is largely celebratory and lacks contentious elements, there is an implied need for ongoing support and resources for mentorship organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters. Such resolutions could spark discussions on the funding and legislative support necessary to expand these mentorship programs and ensure their sustainability in fostering positive adult-youth interactions.