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A single mother of six is grieving the loss of her sister, who recently passed after a long time in hospice care. With limited income and difficult living conditions, she cannot afford the $2,500 needed for funeral expenses. She shared, “If we can meet this expense, we can finally lay my sister to rest and begin to heal. We wont have to worry about where the money is coming from” Losing a sister is heartbreaking, worrying about how to pay for her funeral makes it even harder. So please churches your support can bring real relief to this family in a time of deep sorrow. Any donation large or small will help lift this burden and bring peace to this hurting family.

Family of 6, with 4 kids in the household and they are requesting 2 fans to help keep them cool this summer. It is expected to get very hot in the next coming weeks and if this is fulfilled it would greatly improve the families/children's well being.

Aspiranet is a social service agency that provides Foster Care, Adoption, and Transitional Aged Youth services ages 0-24. We have a Foster Family that has placement of a teen female that is in need of a safe outlet to explore her interests. This could be achieved by having an 'Amazon Kindle-Kids Edition'. This would allow her to have access to more books to use as a coping mechanism, while also having a safe way to do so.

The Kindle can be dropped off at reception anytime between 8am-5pm Monday-Friday at our Fresno office. 1320 E. Shaw Ave #140 Fresno, CA 93710

Aspiranet is a social service agency that provides Foster Care, Adoption, and Transitional Aged Youth services. We have a Foster Family that has placement of two brothers, aged 3-5, that are in need of new tablets as theirs broke. Both brothers have severe Autism, and use the tablets to help regulate themselves. These are needed ASAP to help keep their Foster placement.

The tablets can be dropped off at reception anytime between 8am-5pm Monday-Friday at our Fresno office. 1320 E. Shaw Ave #140 Fresno, CA 93710

Aspiranet provides Foster Care and Transitional Aged Youth services in Fresno County. The youth we serve are ages 0-24. We are planning a Back to School Drive that will take place in early August. We are in need of supplies to allow our youth to attend school with everything they need to help them succeed. Items needed include: name brand backpacks (Characters such as Bluey, Spiderman, and Hello Kitty for elementary youth. Brands such as Nike, Adidas, and JanSport for the older youth as these will last through the school year), lunch pails, reusable water bottles, pencils, erasers, pens, crayons, colored pencils, binders, lined paper, notebooks, locker locks. Please no scissors or other sharp objects. Thank you for any and all donations!

We’re reaching out to help a kind and hardworking mother of five who is in urgent need of a washing machine. Her current washer has stopped working, and with a new baby on the way, keeping up with laundry has become a real challenge — even though she still has a dryer. She rarely asks for help, but this support would bring much-needed relief. Her children are doing well in school, earning good grades, and staying out of trouble — a reflection of her love and dedication. Churches If you feel led to help or know someone who can, your kindness would mean the world to this beautiful family.

At Fort Miller Middle School, too many of our students walk through the gates carrying their books and supplies in plastic bags—or sometimes with nothing at all. Their families are doing their best, but the cost of a backpack is simply beyond reach. This isn’t just about a bag—it’s about giving students the confidence to walk into class prepared, proud, and ready to learn.

A backpack can be the difference between a child feeling like they belong and feeling left out. It’s a small investment that removes a huge barrier. When students have the tools they need, they show up stronger mentally, emotionally, and academically.

Join us in ensuring that every Fort Miller student starts the school year with dignity, hope, and a backpack they can call their own. Your support can go a long way to achieving their greatest potential!

This family is navigating an unfamiliar system with limited English and very few resources. Despite their resilience, they are facing immense challenges and urgently need two beds for their children, who currently have no proper place to sleep. Living in a high-need area with limited support, this family is doing their best to stay afloat, but they need help meeting even the most basic needs for their children’s well-being and stability.

We are grateful for our community and the Care and Coffee Initiative.

A kind and humble family of five is in need of bath towels. Times are tough financially, but they remain strong in their faith and hopeful for the future. The children are doing great—grades are up, behavior has improved, and there's peace at home. Recently, the father started a new job, a big step forward for them. This family rarely asks for anything, so we’re reaching out on their behalf. Providing towels may seem small, but it would mean so much to them. If you can help, your generosity will make a real difference in their lives.

Aspiranet is a social service agency that provides Foster Care, Adoption, and Transitional Aged Youth services. We have four Foster Youth aged 14-17 who are requesting gym memberships at GB3 near their Foster Home so they can workout this summer. A gym membership would allow them to be able to have a safe place to workout, improve their self-esteem, and to stay healthy. Each membership can be purchased at the specific GB3, and put under the Foster Parent's name as they are minors. The memberships are $70 each. Please contact our office for more information on how to do this. Thank you!

A singe mother of 2 with the 7 year old who has epilepsy and requires specialized treatment. During the last two months the younger child required multiple doctors visits and specialty visits to Stanford Children's Neurosurgery Center. This has put a major financial strain and hardship on the mother. With additional unforeseen costs of travel, medical bills, prescription costs, and lost time from work. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated to help this family with this urgent need as they are facing eviction. We would like to help reduce any additional stress that would trigger any seizures episodes from occurring from having to move. Your help will keep this young family from becoming unhoused. Thank you in advance for your help!

We are requesting a new vending machine for our Sonshine Club, a dedicated group of Thomas Elementary teachers who have been part of our school community for many years.

This club supports students and families during difficult times, such as loss, illness, financial hardships, or tragedies, helping to bring some brightness and comfort when it’s most needed. They also work to build strong relationships among staff, fostering a caring and supportive environment. Over the past two years, our previous vending machine has been broken, and we’ve been unable to replace it. The vending machine was also our primary source of fundraising, with all proceeds going back into our community to support these initiatives. Thank you in advance for your kindness and support—your help in providing a new vending machine will make a meaningful difference in supporting our students and staff during tough times.