Execulink Sponsors Oxford Big Brother Big Sisters Teen Literacy Mentoring Program

(Woodstock, ON) May 11, 2026 – Execulink Telecom is proud to announce its support for the Teen Literacy Mentoring program through Oxford County Big Brothers Big Sisters. This program pairs high school mentors with students in grades 1–6, providing weekly 70-minute one-to-one sessions that focus on academic support and personal development.
During these sessions, mentors help with homework, school projects, and other academic tasks, while fostering a positive developmental relationship through engaging and fun activities. Sessions are monitored by agency staff, ensuring that both mentors and mentees have the guidance and support they need.
“Supporting youth is something meaningful to our organization,” said Eric Davies, VP of Sales and Marketing at Execulink. “The Teen Literacy Mentoring program provides students with academic support and personal growth opportunities, while giving high school mentors meaningful ways to contribute to their community. We’re proud to help make these valuable connections possible.”
The program not only benefits younger students, but also provides high school mentors with opportunities to earn community involvement hours, enhance their resumes with meaningful volunteer experience and reference letters, explore creative expression, and develop valuable career skills and personal growth. Through these mentoring relationships, participants create strong, rewarding bonds that leave a lasting impact on both mentors and mentees.