Grace Baptist Church

The mother is currently not working and has two children: a 4-year-old boy and a 5-year-old girl. The children need a bunk bed to sleep in and to fit in their room.

I am reaching out on behalf of a hardworking mom of three children, ages 10, 4, and 6 months, who is doing everything she can to support her family. She recently lost her job due to the company shutting down and has been actively applying for work over the past month. While the search has been challenging, she’s starting to see progress and has received two callbacks for upcoming job interviews. She’s currently looking for full-time work in warehouse operations or as a quality assurance inspector - if you know of any openings, I would love to connect you with my client! We’re working closely together to help her get back on her feet. She shared that she’s never been someone who’s needed to ask for help, but is now humbly reaching out in hopes of receiving support. At this time, she is in urgent need of assistance with her electricity bill, which is currently past due in the amount of $215 and at risk of disconnection. This mom is incredibly resilient and determined, and any support would mean so much to her and her children as they work toward a more stable future.

The mother and her two teenagers have fled a domestic violence situation with the father. Extended family has gotten them a new apartment but they had to leave most items that the father had not broken or sold. They are in need of various clothing, household, and grocery items.

The mother is incarcerated and probably will be in there a bit. Trying to help the family whom the child is staying with for unexpected expenses for taking the child in while the Mother is incarcerated. Asking for a gas card for the family so the child can still enjoy the summer.

The mother and her two teenagers have fled a domestic violence situation with the father. Extended family has gotten them a new apartment but they had to leave most items that the father had not broken or sold.

I have a couple who have an 8 month old boy. They are financially struggling due to mom not being able to work due to her mental health. Dad is working, but he doesn't even make enough to cover their bills. They are looking at moving in with their support system until they are financially on their feet, but haven't been able to do so yet. We are working with the parents to file for Medicaid, SNAP and WIC, but they are in immediate assistance of formula for their baby. Maybe about a month's worth, so 6-8 cans until we can get her on assistance. He uses Similac 360 Total Care (Dark Blue bottle with a gray top).

A father has began to care for his daughter who has many behavioral and mental health needs. The mother is no longer in the picture. The father has had to cut hours at work to provide for his daughter. Father was living out of his semi truck and since obtained an apartment for him and his daughter. He does not have furniture in the home. He has provided an air mattress for his daughter and himself. He has requested assistance with a bed and bedding for his daughter, so she is no longer sleeping on an air mattress.

This mother is doing everything she can to get back on her feet after surviving a deeply traumatic domestic violence relationship. She is the caregiver of her one-year-old child and is currently pregnant, preparing to bring another life into the world while still navigating the emotional and financial aftermath of abuse. Despite the overwhelming challenges she faces, she continues to show strength, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to creating a safe, stable, and loving environment for her children. She is in current need of support and resources to help her rebuild and move forward not just to survive, but to thrive.

The family is needing clothing after moving from a different county after being homeless. There are three children age ranges from 15, 6, and 3. Their sizes are: 3-year-old: 3-4T shoe size 7 6-year-old: 7T shoe size 13 15-year-old: 38x34 pants, XL shirt, shoe size 11.

Thanks.

Kinship Caregiver has placement of her nephew. He is attending the YMCA Day Camp. Caregiver recently lost her job and is having a difficult time paying for the Day Camp. The YMCA Day Camp offers educational and recreational activities for the child over the summer. The activities offer opportunities to learn and socialize which are important to child development. The caregiver is asking for 2 weeks of assistance so she can continue to search for a job knowing her nephew is in a safe facility with people who care about him.

A family of five with one on the way (Mom is 22 weeks along) has fallen on extremely hard times. Not only is the pregnancy very high risk to both mom and baby, but both parents have lost their jobs and are unable to pay their rent for next month despite doing odd jobs, such as Uber, in order to meet their bills while they look for employment and complete their studies. Both of these parents are also full-time aviation mechanics students that look forward to a future in this field, but they still have a year or more left until they graduate. This family has faced homelessness before, but the stakes are higher now that Mom is pregnant. Between rent and utilities, they find themselves facing an uphill battle against time and are at maximum stress levels. Would you consider helping?

We are working to reunify this family. Bio mom has worked tirelessly to turn things around leaving a DV situation and working to become self sufficient. She now has her own place. We really want to assist with making her apartment a home that her and the children can feel comfortable and safe in.