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More than 100 studies involving over 660,000 children show that youth placed with relatives or kin experience better health, educational, and mental health outcomes—something
Everyone loves to help kids celebrate their birthday! Our Birthday Buddies program was created to help children who otherwise may not receive much make
Little Wishes supported Cody’s first trip outside the home, and it was a transformational experience! He attended church camp, which included three days and
Our 30 Days to Family® Specialist Patrick received the case of six-year-old Andrew when Andrew came into foster care due to physical abuse at
The Coalition received a record-breaking 4,593 Little Wish requests during the 2024 holiday season. Once again, our generous community granted every wish, ensuring that
Cheyana’s life hasn’t been easy. Until recently, she’s lacked consistent parental relationships. Despite the hurt stemming from never having a stable parental figure, she’s
Every child deserves a safe and loving home where they can thrive and belong. Our impact stories detail the journey to stability for our
First-grader Derrick was suspended for 10 days because he kept running out of his classroom and school whenever he thought he was getting in
Julia was starting the 4th grade and her parents couldn’t help but feel a pit in their stomachs. Another school year, another battle. They
Deandra always wanted to be a mom. Upon discovering she could not bear children, she became licensed to foster. She initially planned to solely
