AI speeds mentor matching: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island

Mechanical matching: Artificial intelligence has vastly increased organizational efficiency through automating administrative and repetitive tasks at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island.  Kaleigh Perkins, third from left, chief operating officer, and Katje Afonseca, third from right, CEO, participate in a staff meeting. 
PBN PHOTO /ELIZABETH GRAHAM
Mechanical matching: Artificial intelligence has vastly increased organizational efficiency through automating administrative and repetitive tasks at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island. Kaleigh Perkins, third from left, chief operating officer, and Katje Afonseca, third from right, CEO, participate in a staff meeting. 
PBN PHOTO /ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Innovative Companies 2026 Awards NONPROFIT: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island has spent 60 years pairing children with adult mentors the old-fashioned way. This year, the Providence nonprofit is speeding up that work up with artificial intelligence. Rather than adding AI as a gadget, the state’s largest

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