Radical Remnant Ministries Inc.

Help bring comfort and healing to three grieving siblings. Three siblings—ages 12 (female), 11 (male), and 8 (male)—are currently living in a shelter after the recent and tragic loss of their brother. This devastating event has uprooted their lives, and they are in great need of comfort and emotional support as they begin the grieving and healing process.

Meeting this need will provide the children with a sense of stability and care during this difficult transition. These items will not only meet their practical needs but also help them process their grief and create small moments of joy in a very uncertain time.

The children are requesting:

Clothing and shoes (all sizes)

Journals for personal reflection

Bibles for spiritual comfort

Dragon Ball Z items and stuffed animals for emotional connection

Movie tickets to experience positive family time together

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?

Single mother of 3 with one medically fragile child is pregnant and she hasn't had a newborn in her home for 10 years. Assistance with supplies for a new baby in the home would significantly help her financially. Currently unemployed due to 1 child's severe medical needs but will be gaining employment once nursing care is secured. She can use any essential newborn items such as bottles, pacifiers, blankets, burp clothes, baby clothes, baby swing, diapers, and wipes. Mother is due in August.

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.

Family in Urgent Need of Safe Housing Support.

A single mother of two—one child just 2 years old and the other 17—is currently facing unsafe living conditions in her apartment. For some time, the unit has suffered from severe structural issues, including floors caving in and a large hole in the bathtub. While the landlord has recently started repairing the hole, they’ve now discovered a leak in the apartment that may require extended repairs.

Instead of providing a safe, habitable solution, the landlord has asked the mother and her children to temporarily relocate to another unit on the property that is known to be in even worse condition. The proposed unit has been reported to be infested with rodents and presents numerous additional concerns for the family's health and safety.

In her attempt to advocate for herself and her children, the mother reached out to the local housing department. Unfortunately, the only support offered was a letter allowing her to vacate the apartment. However, with her sole income being Supplemental Security Income (SSI), she lacks the financial resources to secure a new place to live—particularly the upfront costs such as a rental deposit.

This family urgently needs support to find safe and stable housing. Assistance with a security deposit or temporary housing could make all the difference in preventing homelessness and ensuring these children can live in a clean and secure environment.

A youth in foster care has recently discovered his love for sports and has joined a baseball camp that starts soon. He is in need of a baseball bat as well as other baseball required gear. Anything would help make this kiddo's world light up.

I have a family of 6: a mom, dad, 6-year-old boy, 4-year-old girl, 1-year-old girl, and 6-month-old baby. The parents are not working, and they moved in with their grandparents. The 1-year-old is turning 2 this month, and they want to transition her to a toddler bed from a crib. They need a toddler bed. Transitioning from a crib to a small toddler bed will help with the space of the room because they have to fit all the beds in one room.

I have a family of 6: a mom, dad, 6-year-old boy, 4-year-old girl, 1-year-old girl, and 6-month-old baby girl. The parents are not working, and their car recently got repossessed. They need $1,400 to get their car back. They need transportation to get a job and transport their children to medical appointments. The 6 months baby girl is having heart surgery in July.

The mother is the only financial provider and dad recently lost his job, the kids does not have proper beds to sleep in and their trailer is very old almost falling apart. All five children have special needs. The trailer has bed bug, roaches and need help cleaning.

I have a family who is dealing with a lot of needs with the Mother of the adopted children, adult sibling being the only caregiver having to care for her Mom with severe medical issues including her not being coherent and having mental and vision difficulties, her Autistic son with very angry outbursts, younger sibling who was adopted and has behavioral issues from trauma before she was adopted, and her own medical needs and dealing with a cyst she has. This Adult sibling is trying her hardest to get to all appointments in caring for her family, but it has put a burden on her working, and she hasn't been able to work in the past 4 weeks. Every time the adult sibling tries to leave for work, she is called back to the home to assist in some kind of matter. So, I am requesting for a grocery card to help this family until hopefully she can reapply for food stamps and also a punching bag to help the Autistic Son with his angry outbursts as he likes to punch things when he is angry.

Children are two boys, ages 11 and 13. One parent is in jail and the other parent is homeless and battling drug use. A family member has taken the children in but the children can use some clothing or gift cards to buy clothing; as they only had the clothes on their backs, and their shoes were too small. Anything will help. Caregiver could also use some help with getting one more bed (twin size).

The familys utilities were turned off. They owe a balance of $820. There is a one year old in the home and mom is pregnant due in July.