Our adoptive parent needs assistance with anu type of funds to assist with handling bills in her home or providing her daughter with services (shopping/nails/hair). Her daughter has been placed in residential care in which the mother has to pay out of pocket for. She has just had to pay $7200 to have her daughter placed in another facility to assist her with her behavioral concerns and identity concerns. Because of this, there other daughter they have who is in very close age with the daughter that is in the facility has been feeling alone and left out and she would like anything that can make her feel better while her sister gets the care she needs. This family would appreciate any type of assistance. She would love a gift certificate or gift card to Target and or a hair/nails salon.

This request is part of the Bundles of Hope initiative. Hope Florida is working closely with this caregiver who is doing their best to provide a safe and nurturing environment for their little one. This family is caring for a child under the age of 2 and the child is in need of size 6 diapers and wipes. Would you consider stepping in to meet this need? A simple gift of diapers and wipes can ease a real burden and remind this caregiver they are seen and supported. Your response sends a powerful message: You are not alone. Your community cares.

A single mother who has recently relocated with her young children is seeking assistance in obtaining essential personal hygiene items, including toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant, wash cloths, and size 2T–3T pull-ups. As the family works to get settled in their new home, the mother is focused on providing a sense of stability and comfort for her children during this important transition.

Access to these basic necessities will allow her to focus her attention toward securing employment and building a sustainable future for her family. These items are more than just supplies—they are foundational to restoring a sense of normalcy, supporting the children’s health and routine, and empowering this mother to move forward with confidence and determination.

The wonderful relative caregiver has asked for assistance with obtaining a bicycle with training wheels for her 3 year old nephew placed in her care. Youth turns 4 in July. Requested bike size 12 inch. No specifics on color. Any help is greatly appreciated!

This request is part of the Bundles of Hope initiative. Hope Florida is working closely with this caregiver who is doing their best to provide a safe and nurturing environment for their little one. This family is caring for a child under the age of 2 and the child is in need of size 6 diapers and wipes. Would you consider stepping in to meet this need? A simple gift of diapers and wipes can ease a real burden and remind this caregiver they are seen and supported. Your response sends a powerful message: You are not alone. Your community cares.

A mother is no longer able to take her medication since she cannot afford and no longer able to pay her bills and work. She is taking the steps to get her medication started back up for physical and mental state. Since she is not able to work due to having her disability she is not able to afford her rent. She has an eviction notice and needing to get her rent paid in the next 3 days. She currently has 3 children living in the house, an eight year old, 13 year old, and a 17 year old. She is a single mother and is never late with paying her rent. She could use all the help that she could get in order to prevent homelessness for her family.

A family with a child with special needs (seizure disorder and autism) is seeking assistance for a small portable air conditioner. Initially mom thought that the landlord got this fixed but as the days get hotter the a/c cannot keep up. The child’s seizures worsen with heat and the mom is about to undergo a surgery. Does anyone have a used portable a/c that can be donated? Or can you find it in your heart to donate to this cause?

Single mother (who Emmaus members have been walking alongside) escaping domestic violence from husband along with two kids under the age of 7 years. She is starting over from scratch as they left the house with nothing and has no extended family support. She would like to have a car which would provide transportation so she can get a job so that she can get into housing. We are hoping to provide $3,000 towards a vehicle.

If you have any connections to help with housing or a job (she doesn't have childcare so maybe a daycare center, work from home, etc) please respond to this request or reach out to Julie-Anne or Kandilyn Ford.

Thank you for offering support and prayer for this family!

Embrace Grace is asking for Baby Formula and any other new or slightly used baby items for a baby shower for 12 women. An Amazon wihlist has been created.

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3 boys, ages 11, 7, and 3, are being placed with their maternal aunt. She needs a twin-size bunk bed frame, two twin mattresses, and bedding to go with them. The older boys are also in need of clothing:

Boy (11)- size small men or 14/16 boy’s shorts and shirt Boy (7)- 7/8 shirts 5/6 shorts