Interested in becoming a mentor with Boys To Men Tucson?
Visit our Events Calendar to see upcoming Mentor Facilitation Trainings.
This two-part introduction to our Restorative Group Mentoring Model prepares participants to support boys, men, and masculine-identified youth in building trust, emotional wellbeing, and meaningful connection.
Our youth need you. This training welcomes everyone, especially those ready to mentor during the 2025–2026 school year (September–May).
Young people need consistent adults who show up, listen without judgment, and walk alongside them. As the call for mentors grows, your presence can help create spaces where youth feel seen, heard, and empowered. This is your chance to be that steady, trusted person in a young person’s life. Join us, because showing up matters.
News & Notes
Growing up as a man is complicated. Boys to Men Tucson, an organization based out of the Historic Y just north of Downtown, is trying to make it a little easier by lighting the way. Boys to Men Tucson provides circles for boys and masculine-identified youth to explore their relationship to masculinity under the guidance of a mentor.
Boys to Men Tucson provides local boys a safe and nurturing place to grow up
We offer a diverse range of programs specifically designed to assist those impacted by our mission, providing the necessary support and opportunities to help them thrive
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Our programs are dedicated to embodying our mission, delivering authentic services directly to the communities that need them most.
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Transform our communities with us! Your contribution of time can spark incredible change. Join our circle and witness the profound impact you can make. Read more.
You played a pivotal role in making 2024 tremendously impactful. Thank you for your invaluable contributions
Providing Safe Spaces
Our Impact in 2024
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Youth Served
487
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191
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Mentors Trained
28
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Number of Mentoring Hours Available for Youth
17,000
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Boys to Men Youth Core MentorThis work is important to me because it has helped me through some hard times... provided guidance, support and a sense of community. As a youth core mentor, I facilitate the program in middle and high schools and get to see first hand the impact it has on the kids.
