For Mentors

In this section you will find helpful resources for your work as a mentor. If you don't find what you're looking for or if you have any questions go to Contact Us. Thank you for the important task you've taken on as a mentor!

Please help us keep our records current. If your contact information has changed recently, or will change soon, please update your information.

Things You May Want to Know

Following are links to commonly used areas and places you may want to browse.

Meeting with your Mentee Outside of School:

Important TeamMates Policies Related to Meeting Outside of School

Form to Meet Outside School

Instructions to Complete the Meet Outside School form

Summer Sites and Ways to Mentor in Summer

Summer Meeting Sites Information
Great Ways to Mentor During Summer

Mentor Resources

Events for Mentors and Mentees
TeamMates often has special events for mentors and mentees. We hope you will plan to attend some of them.
The Mentor Newsletter
Read current and past issues of The Mentor newsletter (PDF).
General Mentoring Tips
What can I do this week with my mentee?
Here are some ideas for activities that can help you grow with your mentee.
The 24 Or More Club
Learn how to become a member of this new club.
Forms
Here are a variety of forms you may need during the year, including Plan for Meeting Outside of School. Your facilitator has these forms but you may also download and print them.

News & Events

SUMMER MEETING SITE INFORMATION
NOW AVAILABLE!!!
Learn More

ABBOTT SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
Lincoln TeamMates is pleased to be able to offer scholarships for TeamMates students to attend the the Abbott Sports Center Summer Camps. There are six weeks of camp dates available and scholarships are available for most TeamMates students to attend multiple weeks.
Please complete this scholarship request application ABBOTT SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

State Farm Take Your Mentee to Work Day was fun and successful. To share in the fun...

FUN AT FUNDRAISERS - TeamMates was the recipient of benefit fundraisers. Click here to view photos.

ENJOY PHOTOS OF SUMMER ACTIVITIES FOR TEAMMATES STUDENTS! See Photos

Need Driving Directions to the Lincoln TeamMates office?
Click here for a link to Map Quest

CALLING ALL MENTORS
TeamMates would like to enlist your support to replace the Parent Permissions Forms.
Parent Permission Form
Also, please update your information.
Mentor Contact Update

MENTORS!

Please help us keep our records current. If your contact information has changed recently - or will change soon - please update your information.

MENTOR SURVEY

Thank you for your commitment to mentoring, you are making a difference in the life of a child!

Once a year we ask you to give TeamMates feedback about your match with an online survey. We hope to have 100% of the Lincoln mentors participate.

Learn more about the survey

Complete Survey

Learn About Special Offers from our partners:
Special Offers for Mentors and TeamMates Supporters

TeamMates of the Month

TeamMates form a special bond. Each month a new match is featured as TeamMates of the Month.

Read their stories...

Celebrate Mentoring

Any time is a good time to celebrate TeamMates with your mentee.

Click here for suggestions...

Mentoring, Colin Powell style

Hear Gen. Colin Powell give a 30-second promo for mentoring.
Listen

Join the Club

Research shows that after 24 visits by a mentor during the school year, students experience fewer discipline referrals, higher grades, and reduced number of unexcused absences. Here's how to be a member of the 24 or More Club. Read more...

Mentors: Tour the Mentor Area

A new updated area for mentors has been added to the website, including dates to watch for, tips and resources. More is being added all the time so check back often. Access the area through Resources or through About Mentoring

Learn to Dream Scholarship
Creates Successes

The Learn to Dream scholarship is a partnership that makes dreams come true for students who would otherwise not be able to afford college. Amanda Miller, '08 grad, tells her story.