We had a client come to our center for emergency supplies, in obtaining additional information, this client informed us that the father of her baby (she has a total of 4 children) left her without any monetary resources. She is currently unable to work and while trying to support her additional children, has been unable to purchase a crib. This family would greatly benefit from a crib for their precious one month old baby boy to sleep in.

Recently, this mother made the courageous decision to leave a long-term, mentally abusive marriage to seek a better environment and home for her 11-year-old son and herself. She has also started taking college classes to get her degree to provide future support. She is participating in Pathway's DivorceCare where she is building supportive relationships as she starts this new journey with her son. She is moving into her own apartment and is needing some essential items. Their favorite color is any color of blue. Her son is also a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs. Her bedroom set is the queen size and his is the full size.

The washer & dryer can be used ones that are in good working condition. Thanks for supporting this family!

The foster mother is recovering from a recent stroke and is caring for a child with severe autism who requires 24/7 supervision. Due to her health and caregiver responsibilities, she is unable to work and has difficulty assessing consistent, healthy food. Providing gift cards, or groceries would help maintain stability of this successful placement. The estimated cost for a month worth of groceries is $700.

This family has an 11 yo child who has expressed an interest in learning to crochet. The request is for a learn to crochet kit, or a gift card to walmart to purchase the kit. He is interested in crocheting blankets. Filling this request would give him an opportunity to learn a new skill and have a quiet hobby to enjoy.

The Department of Human Services is looking for $250 in visa gift cards to help fund a set of DNA tests for two youths in foster care. Funding DNA and ancestry tests for the youths in foster care would provide them with a deeper understanding of their heritage and identity. For many young people in foster homes, the search for a connection to their roots can be an essential part of their emotional and psychological development. By supporting these tests, we can empower them with knowledge of their familial background, helping them to build a stronger sense of self and fostering a sense of belonging and connection to their cultural history. This gesture could offer them an invaluable opportunity to embrace their unique heritage, potentially easing feelings of disconnection and uncertainty about their past.

The mother is in need of assistance. The mother was receiving assistance through housing with the bills but is not longer receiving assistance. She has 4 children in the home that will need to keep the electricity on. The mother is challenged with getting a very high past due amount paid that continues to grow each month with a notice of disconnect this week. She has a gig job as a temporary means of income while she seeks full time employment, but has inconsistent paychecks. Any support would be greatly appreciated. Thank

A family in our church had a five year old girl placed with them yesterday. She arrived with very little and needs basic items. She will be moving schools and the family has asked that she have some new items to ease this transition, along with every day items.

Our foster family of 7 with a baby on the way is in need of a meal train the week their baby is born (due date is May 3rd). We're hoping to have 5+ people sign up to each bring a large meal (10 servings) the week the baby is born. This will make a tremendous difference for this family as they transition into life with a newborn.

A father has recently gotten housing and needs items for him and his son to be comfortable in their home. A few items are listed but the apartment needs all the basics for living. Financial assistance is also welcome to help purchase needed items.

A couple in our church community are expecting their first baby in a few weeks. The mom-to-be would greatly appreciate if someone could come to their home and put together a dresser while her husband is away at basic training. They are located in Cary.