Welcome to B.O.T.S.O

An African American non-profit organization that mentors males from 6 – 18 years of age. Our focus is on the development of character, discipline and cultural awareness in young men.

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Who We Are

Our pupose is to bring guidance to the lives of young men through mentoring. 

What We Do

Preparing young men for their future with personal values, ethics, and life-long learning.

How You Can Help

Partner with us to make a long term impact on youmg men. 

Donate to BOTSO

Help us build confident young men, empower families, and build strong communities.

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Mr. Business – Book Sale

Mr. Business: third-grade student and business-savvy entrepreneur!

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To make a difference in the lives of young men

BOTSO is dedicated to empowering male youth by exposing them to intensive programs of mentoring, academic advising, character-building education, arts, culture and discipline. At the core of BOTSO’s mission is directing young males lives to positive outcomes – so their future resembles not sheets of statistics but rather portfolios of success.

BOTSO is an organization that teaches young men respect and responsibility to God, themselves, and their community. BOTSO teaches this by the use of the four A’s. Attitude, Action, Academics, Athletics and the Arts

Years Established

YOUNG MEN SERVED (and counting)

Mr. Business

Meet Mr. Business: third-grade student and business-savvy entrepreneur! Follow BK around the neighborhood as he learns about life. In this adventure, BK gets chased home on his first day of school. He has to think fast and get help from a trusted friend just before...

Latest B.O.T.S.O. News

MENTORING MATTERS

MENTORING MATTERS

January is National Mentoring Month.  During its 26 year history of serving boys 7-18 years of age in the Greensboro/High Point communities, the B.O.T.S.O. organization has had the privileged of having African American male mentors who are committed to the growth...

BOTSO in Veterans Day Parade – Greensboro

BOTSO in Veterans Day Parade – Greensboro

Teaching our young Black males to honor the sacrifice that our ancestors have paid on the battlefields of this country and foreign soil is vitally important. Why do I say that? I feel that if our young men knew what true combat looked like they would not be killing...

Program Testimonials

“I just wanted to tell you thank, Malik is so excited about BOTSO. He even took his homework from Mr Steven to school today (so he could work on it during free time). I am so glad there is an organization like this for my son. Since he has been coming to BOTSO, his posture is better (physically and emotionally) and he is more respectful.”

Angie Roberson

Assistant Coordinator, UNCG Child Care Education Program

“Hank Wall and BOTSO have been the launch pad for my God-given gifts to help others like me. The courage that I’ve learned through BOTSO is living proof of strength through true brotherhood.”

Fuse Green

Graphic Designer, Fuse Green, design/rhythm/invention, Brooklyn, NY

“In just the short period of time that Johnathan has been involved in the BOTSO program my husband and I have seen a great change in his attitude and conduct. This change has not only been seen at home but more importantly at school also. Thank you very much for whatever you guys are doing.”

Ms. Toni Reed

Partners

Guilford County Schools

High Point Parks & Recreation

Big Brothers & Big Sisters

Guilford County Juvenile Probation Department

Greensboro United Way Mentoring Maters

Guilford County Department of Social Services

Community Foundation of High Point

Welfare Reform Liaison Program (WRLP)

Sharpe Road Church of Christ

Voices of The Struggle (VOTS)

Build Something Mentoring

Youth Focus, Inc.

Communities In Schools of High Point

High Point Housing Authority

Modern Impressions

McDonalds

United Way of Greater High Point

Contact Us

10 + 15 =

Brothers Organized to Serve Others

 

110 Scott Ave, Suite 3, High Point, NC 27262

Greensboro: Sharpe Road Church of Christ

2400 Sharpe Road, Greensboro, NC 27406 

High Point: Washington Terrace Park Recreation

101 Gordon Street, High Point, NC

(336) 802-1839