An inspiring couple is taking the steps to become licensed foster parents. This couple specifically feels called to foster teenagers, which is always a significant need. They have begun the licensing process and recently did their home study. The agency informed the couple that some repairs and upgrades to the couple's home are needed to comply with licensing requirements before they can move forward. This includes repairs to the floor in a bedroom, repairing the shower in a bathroom, adding doors to rooms that do not currently have them, and repairing some chipping paint. This couple attends an amazing church that has secured a contractor who will donate his time, but they need help in securing the construction supplies to complete the repairs. The contractor and another volunteer from the church have priced out the items and about $450 is needed to purchase them. Your help with meeting this need will not only help the couple, but it will also help them to provide a safe and loving home for teenagers who are in foster care.

Two parent household with 3 children. Ages 11, 10, and 4. The family relies on the school to provide PediaSure to the two older children to help support their healthy development and growth. The school year will be over in just a few short weeks and the school will no longer provide this support to the family over the summer. Request would be for at least two packs of PediaSure to help support the children’s growth and development over the summer break. Cost of one 16-bottle pack is around $30. Total cost is approximately $60.

A Teller County family is in need of a full sized mattress for a 12 year old boy. This child was found to be living in an unsafe, uninhabitable home for the past 5 months. He was not in school, and was struggling with his own health/mental health distress, due to his living environment and lack of support. After removal from this home, his aunt and uncle did not hesitate to rally around him immediately, despite having a toddler of their own and baby on the way. They are willing to be a long-term support while his parent stabilizes their mental health. These loving family members took him in, got him back into school, and provided him with a warm and nurturing environment. This family has done so much to provide their support, let's show them some support in return. The family would be greatly appreciative!

Bio mom and child are doing well together. Bio mom was a substitute teacher during the school year, but hours have dwindled in the past month, and she is now in need of assistance for her electricity bill and her car insurance. Bio mom is currently looking for work and is in the process of interviewing for a couple places. In the meantime, she needs help to keep her electric services and transportation. Assistance will help strengthen this family and reduce stress.

I'm reaching out on behalf of a young, expecting mom who aged out of the foster system who is in urgent need of a stroller that can support her and her baby through the newborn stage. Ideally, we're looking for a stroller that either comes with an infant car seat—something safe, functional, and convertible to help her transition from hospital visits to everyday outings with ease.

As she prepares to welcome her baby on June 22nd, she’s doing her best to gather the essentials on a limited budget, and any support from the community would make a huge difference. Thank you very much!

Thank you for considering this request and for supporting a young mom at the beginning of her parenting journey.

I am reaching out to request your urgent assistance for a family in need. A local mother, who is currently facing an extremely difficult and traumatic situation, is in urgent need of hotel accommodations for the week.

Her 15-year-old daughter has recently been the victim of domestic violence. The young girl was severely attacked by her boyfriend and is now in critical condition. As a result, the mother is staying in a hotel nearby to be by her daughter’s side during this incredibly challenging time.

Due to the circumstances, the mother is in desperate need of support to continue staying close to her daughter while ensuring her own well-being. Your help in providing hotel accommodations would be a great blessing and relief for this family during such a heartbreaking ordeal.

Hotel rate per night is $103

A family is struggling to be able to afford the special formula their infant must have. Both parents work and have WIC but unfortunately WIC is only contracted with Similac. The infant needs Reguline Enfamil with each can costing $40 for 19.5 oz. Without assistance, they will be unable to provide the formula this infant needs to thrive.

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I’m reaching out today to ask for help for a strong, resilient, loving mother of a 15-year-old boy, a 2-year-old little boy, and a precious 7-month-old baby girl. For the last four years, this family lived in a one-bedroom apartment in Kerman, dealing with heartbreaking conditions. The apartment was infested with roaches and had black mold growing in the walls — an unsafe, unhealthy place for anyone, let alone for children. Despite paying high rent to a neglectful landlord who refused to make things right, they had no choice but to stay because it was all they could afford.

Recently, this Mom was finally able to relocate her family to a new apartment in Sanger. But with the move came another hard decision — she had to throw away nearly everything they owned because it was too infested and damaged to take with them. They left behind beds, furniture, kitchenware, and even the baby’s belongings. Now, this family is starting over with almost nothing, and we’re hoping to rally our community to help them rebuild their home and give these children the safe, clean, and loving space they deserve.

A mother has lost custody of these children, and they are staying with an aunt. They have all been abused. The children only have a few clothes that the aunt has bought them, no toys, and very little toiletries. Size 2 girl shoes, size 4 boy shoes, size 7 womens shoes Girls clothes: size 6 tops, 7/8 bottoms Boys clothes: size medium tops, 8-10 bottoms Teens girl clothes: small and large tops, size 00 bottoms, size 11-12 bottoms, and size 0 bottoms Toiletries: body soap, lotions, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant