ReaLove, Inc.

I have two children on my caseload that are sharing a room with a bunkbed. They are twins and are in the process of being adopted by their older sister. She is finally able to move the boys to a bigger home where they can have their own rooms but needs assistance to get one of the boys a bed for his room. Meeting this need would alleviate stress from their sister as she continues to try and give her brothers a better life.

This request is for a 14 year old girl who was recently placed in foster care. The child has very limited clothing and shoes, and is in need of clothing. The child's clothing sizes are: Pants: Medium, Shirts: Medium, Underwear: 14/16 in Kids, Bra: 34C, Socks: 7/8, Shoes: 8, Swimwear: Medium. The child is hopeful to receive a swimsuit and summer clothes.

The foster parents are requesting a large dresser for their foster daughter. She has two small dressers now that do not hold all of the foster daughter's things and they are difficult to get into. If they have one large dresser it will leave more space in the child's room to play and move around and her clothes will be easily accessible.

Two girls, age 12 and 8, recently entered foster care and miss riding their bikes together. The girls would really like to have bikes again, but that is something their placement cannot provide at this time. When they have bicycles, they will get in a lot of good physical activity and be able to revisit some of the good memories they have of riding together before they entered care.

The foster family is requesting a crib for their foster daughter. She has been sleeping in a pack and play in the foster parent's bedroom. As she is approaching her first birthday, per OKDHS policy they have to transition her to their daughter's room. There is room for a crib in the room and they feel she will sleep more comfortably in a crib.

Hello, I am submitting a request for assistance to strengthen a bio family who is currently in trial reunification. Mom has worked really hard for the past year to correct and change her life and was able to start the reunification process with her children however she is a single mom and could use some help getting on her feet financially. She is currently working and has the opportunity to take a CNA class that would give her the training needed to promote at work and the financial increase would significantly help the family overall. The class is $550.00, but she is unable to pay for that currently. Any assistance towards her class is much appreciated.

NM moved into a 12 month sober living facility on April 1, 2025 and pays $600 a month for rent. That amount is charged the day you move in even though you are not employed. NM is employed and makes enough money to cover expenses, but has only been able to cover a small portion of the the initial charge. NM obtained employment within a week of moving in and is working hard to do everything necessary to reunify with her children. NM is attending all her medical appointments and taking prescriptions as prescribed, engaged in weekly counseling services, passing all drug tests and most importantly building a new relationship with her children by doing daily phone calls and supervised weekly visits. Any assistance with this initial charge would be appreciated.

A single mother of 2 children who has recently overcome adversity, including homelessness, is in need of help paying her electric bill. The electricity was recently disconnected. To avoid her small child and teen living in unhealthy living conditions with the upcoming heat of summer (no way to cool the home), she will need assistance to get the electricity turned back on. In July, she will be able to receive additional help from LIHEAP to maintain the bill throughout summer. The electricity must be on before LIHEAP can make payment. Per her lease agreement, she must maintain the electricity, or she can face eviction, causing her and her children to face homelessness again.

I am working with a devoted young father who is actively working toward reunification with his two sons. He is demonstrating commitment and resilience by holding down two jobs, attending parenting classes, and making a six-hour round trip each week to maintain his bond with his children.

He is attempting to take the next step by completing a mental health assessment, which is a key part of his reunification plan. However, he is facing a financial barrier in covering the cost of this service.

Supporting him with this expense would not only remove a critical obstacle but also invest in a father who has shown determination, love, and growth. This support could make a meaningful difference in helping this family come back together and build a stronger future.

Single dad of 4 just moved into a new house. He used most of his money to get the home so he could bring his kids home instead of having them split up into different foster homes. He needs help furnishing his house. He needs a dresser for each kid and himself.

Single dad of 4 just moved into a new house. He used most of his money to get the home so he can bring his kids home instead of having them split up into different foster homes. He needs help furnishing his house.

A mom recently had her young children removed from her home and placed within foster care. Since the removal of her children, she has lost her job and her housing. Without a job she has been unable to pay for her phone service and her phone is now off. This has made it very difficult to schedule appointments for her recommended services, apply for jobs online, and be able to have phone calls with her children. To be able to have her phone service restored she needs to pay seventy dollars. Payment(s) can be made directly to Boost the service provider. Helping this mom will assist her to continue to work towards her goal of finding a new job, scheduling her appointments, finding a new safe home and help her reach her goal of reunifying with her children as soon as possible. We appreciate your thoughtful consideration and commitment to uplifting the families in your community.