Life.Church Rogers

We have a foster teen who is 18 years old she has not had the opportunity to attend a camp before. The teen has the opportunity to go to Church Camp with others in her placement and the department would like to send her to a camp to experience.

Participant is a mother of three that is working hard, along with her partner, to improve the lives of their children. She has recently obtained employment and the 100 Families Alliance of Benton County was able to help the family obtain stable housing. We are requesting assistance with the cost to transfer utilities to participant's name so that the children can have a healthy environment and continue their path to self-sufficiency.

Updated on June 24, 2025 by an Agency Worker
The request is a deposit that covers electric, water, sewer, and trash service. It is joined together. We are trying to keep the family housed in a safe environment for the children.

The parents have been diligently worrying to provide a safe environment for their daughter. They have a small care and cannot afford to rent a truck to haul off old furniture.

The parents have a couch, chairs, and some old carpet they need removed and taken to the dump.

A plethora of changes took hold upon the removal of the children from mom. She and dad were both removed from their current residence and mom ultimately ended up in a shelter. In the first 72 hours since the incident, mom managed to acquire gainful employment and is seeking to find treatment to better her situation.

Her three children that were removed are all very young with the eldest just turning 3 and the youngest just turning 2 months old. The placement is working to ensure that all children are able to be safely monitored and when left unattended, are in a safe and secure setting.

Seeking to acquire a baby swing for the baby (2 months old) and a bike for mom to transport to and from work.

This family has struggled with depression and anxiety since Covid and dealt with a job loss. The family struggles with maintaining the home, due to two large dogs and two cats that were allowed to tear up the home and trashed the furniture. The father is very anxious, and it is almost "debilitating", but he is working with the case worker to remedy the problems in the home and resolve this neglect.

The family is in need of a church to help them get rid of items, clean the house, and help organize the house for better use of space. A truck to haul trash and junk from the house will be helpful or rent a dumpster to place in the driveway to fill it up. The furniture will need to be replaced; the amount is undetermined at this time. When the home is cleaned up and pest control can get rid of the cockroaches, the case worker will provide the father with therapy services. The father is very eager and willing to participate in services and will accept any help that is offered.

This is a family of 7 (5 children)that has been without a home since Nov 2021. They have been living in extended stay since then because their home was sold for public use. They have been searching tirelessly for a home that is large enough and affordable in the Bentonville area for the older children to continue to attend their current schools and for the younger children (3) to be close to the school they attend which is Hope Academy of NWA - a charter school that serves children with trauma and behaviors. They have finally found a home to rent in the area and are now needing help with the deposits. The full deposit is up to $2250 with first and last months rent and another deposit added onto that as well. They are a low income family and they have expended most of their savings while living in the extended care which costs quite a bit more than normal monthly rent. Any help toward the deposit is very much appreciated!