New Community Church

Fostering Hope - one of our 111project Networking Partners is asking for additional AGE SPECIFIC Bibles that they can use to distribute out with their Hope Bags that they use to assist children and families in need within the Muskogee area and surrounding counties. By providing a Bible you are helping the ministry to provide the family with an easy conversation starter and age-appropriate reading tool to help with the child's development and potentially help with additional relational connection between Fostering Hope, it's clients and churches for wrap around support to the family and children.

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This request is for a single Mom of four children who is a safety monitor for another single mom with a newborn baby. They are in need of plywood for flooring support to cover holes in the floor in the trailer where they all live. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Two sisters have found a kinship placement in the Tahlequah area, but the foster parent are having a hard time finding a daycare. Foster parents need a gas a card to transport the girls to their previous daycare in Locust Grove each day.

Foster family recently had their refrigerator in their kitchen stop working. They were able to preserve some items. They currently are using a small back up refrigerator for essential items. One of the replacement parts is covered under the warranty, but the other is not and they are asking for financial assistance for the part and labor to install it. The total cost of the part and labor for installation has been estimated at $800. They are hoping to have some assistance with that expense. They are getting ready to adopt another child into their home and would appreciate any assistance with this unexpected expense.

Updated on July 07, 2025 by an Agency Worker
Fridge is an LG fridge Model numbers LFXS28968; LMXS28626; LFXS28566.

The child will need a crib to sleep in for a new placement in her kinship home

New foster placement after a disruption is needing bunkbeds to help place a sibling group of 3 boys ages 6, 7, and 8. They have their own 8 year old son who will share his room but they will need two bunkbeds as soon as possible. It is fortunate that the boys are not being separated but this would meet a real need at this time. Even partially matching the request for one of the two bunk bed frames or one of the 4 needed mattresses would be appreciated.

We have a young lady who is accepting her preteen niece into her home. The preteen is recent to foster care. The aunt and uncle have rearranged their apartment in order to allow the niece into the home. With this the family is in need of a bed and dresser for this child.This would allow the child to be in a kinship home that she has a relationship with.

A loving kinship foster mom, who has opened her heart and home to a precious foster child, is facing a challenging and heartbreaking situation. Living on a fixed income, she desperately struggles to meet the basic needs of those she cares for. Her window air conditioner, the only relief from Oklahoma’s scorching summer heat, is failing—its cool breeze fading away, leaving them to suffer in the relentless heat. She simply cannot afford to replace it right now, and without it, both she and her foster child are left enduring the oppressive summer days, their comfort and well-being hanging in the balance. This is a plea for support—so they can find solace in the cool, comfort that every family deserves.

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.

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 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.