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What if every child fulfilled their potential? Think how amazing that would be. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma, Cleveland County Office, is looking for people eager to positively impact a child and improve the Norman community at the same time. Volunteers, especially Big Brothers, are in high demand.  For a few hours, a few times a month, you can give a child the invaluable gift of your friendship and help them reach their potential.  Also, if you know a child who could benefit from having a mentor in their life, we want to help.  Start Something Big today at www.bbbsok.org

The Community after School Program (CASP), a local non-profit organization, provides quality care working in partnership with several community agencies including the United Way of Norman, Licensed by the Department of Human Services; each program offers a slate of self-directed options for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Art projects, board games, outdoor play, creative play and group time are all parts of the daily routine. The Community after School Program emphasizes opportunities for physical activities, self-expression though arts and crafts, math and science, reading and homework, dramatic play, various physical activities and socialization with peers in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.