Cincinnati Duo Named 2025 National Big & Little Brother of the Year

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati is thrilled to announce that one of the matches served by the agency has been selected to represent Big Brothers Big Sisters of America as the National Big and Little Brother of the Year.

Big Brother Norm Boyd and his Little Brother Tyjon have been matched in the mentoring program for 9+ years. Now 18, Tyjon credits Norm’s presence with helping him avoid negative influences, learn to do the right thing and treat others with respect. Saying he’d been ‘running the streets with the wrong crowd,’ Tyjon believes he likely would’ve been in prison without Norm’s influence.

Celebrated at the recent Big Brothers Big Sisters national conference in Philadelphia, PA, Norm and Tyjon shared inspiring stories of their friendship, and honored Tyjon’s mother for choosing to bring a Big Brother into his life.

With a 50 year age difference between the two, Norm and Tyjon call themselves ‘Grand Brothers’ and hope their example encourages others to become Big Brother/Big Sister mentors.

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