The Senate Resolution recognizes April 23, 2025, as Big Brothers Big Sisters Day at the Louisiana State Capitol, highlighting the importance of mentorship for youth in the state. It emphasizes that one in three children grow up without a sustained adult mentor, and the Big Brothers Big Sisters programs in Louisiana are dedicated to addressing this issue by fostering one-to-one mentoring relationships. The resolution notes the significant milestones of local organizations, including the 46th anniversary of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Louisiana and the 40th anniversary of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana, as well as the relaunch of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater New Orleans.

The resolution underscores the positive impact of mentorship on young people, citing a study that shows mentored youth, referred to as "Littles," are more likely to attend college and earn higher incomes compared to their non-mentored peers. It acknowledges the commitment and hard work of the local Big Brothers Big Sisters organizations in unlocking the potential of Louisiana's youth and contributing to stronger communities. The resolution concludes by calling for the transmission of the resolution to the respective Big Brothers Big Sisters organizations in the state.