Hillcrest Baptist Church Delivery Team

Retired Grandmother living on a fixed income took in her 10 grandchildren; ages/sex: 16 y/o Male, 15 y/o Male, 12 y/o Female, 10 y/o Female, 7 y/o Female, 7 y/o Female, 7 y/o Male, 5 y/o Male, 4 y/o Male, and 4 y/o Male. The children need beds, dressers or some kind of storage bins to organize clothing, in addition the grandmother could use help with cleaning and organizing as the home is cluttered. Her car insurance has lapse and she needs help paying the bill to keep her car insurance current. She could use some toiletry items such as soap, toothpaste, body wash, towels and wash clothes, laundry baskets, and laundry soap. All the children came with very limited clothing, and they are all true to size according to their ages. 16 y/o Male- Mens x- large shirts, unsure on pant size 15 y/o Male- Mens large shirts, unsure on pant size 12 y/o Female- 12-14 (Large) Shirts and pants- needs bras 10 y/o Female- 10-12 (Medium) Shirts and pants- needs bras 7 y/o Female-7-8 T in shirt and pants 7 y/o Female-7-8 T in shirt and pants 7 y/o Male-7-8 T in shirt and pants 5 y/o Male- 5-6 T in shirt and pants 4 y/o Male-4-5 T in shirt and pants 4 y/o Male- 4-5 T in shirt and pants This is a huge request, and this family is in need of multiple community supports, anything you are able to provide will be greatly appreciated.

The client is in urgent need of furniture for her new home. Due to a roach infestation at her previous residence, she was unable to bring most of her belongings with her. As a result, she is currently in need of essential household items, including couches, a bed frame, mattress, dressers, pots and pans, utensils, a crib, a toddler bed, a dining table with chairs, and a toddler-sized table and chairs.

She is a single mother with two young children, ages 1 and 2. At the moment, the children are sleeping on a pack and play and a blow-up bed, but she is hoping to provide them with more appropriate sleeping arrangements. Beds are vital to a child’s health and wellness, and ensuring they have a comfortable and secure place to sleep is essential for their rest, growth, and ability to thrive educationally. Any support or assistance in helping this family get back on their feet would be deeply appreciated.

A single, non- relative caregiver of 3 children under two and a child of her own has fell into a hard spot. She just lost her job recently due to having taking off work due to one of the children in care having multiple medical emergencies and her employer firing her. The children's daycare is closing at the end of April and she has to find a new daycare for all 3 children before she can start back to work. She just moved into a new home and then she was fired. The youngest child has outgrown his crib and is in need of a toddler bed, with the mattress, comforter, and sheets. The family could use groceries and a gas card for her to be able to find employment and daycare.

Mother of 5 little girls was stuck in a domestic violence situation that landed her in the hospital, ultimately getting approved for a NCO. Mother was successful in getting a new home for her and her littles, but had to leave just about everything but clothes. Mother has been working on getting basic needs met, but is asking for help with creating a clean, safe environment for her and her children and is in need of a few household items.

Mother is asking for 3 dressers, child safe and do not need to be new. Also in need of three laundry hampers.

Mother is also in need of basic cleaning supplies: vacuum, broom with dustpan, mop/swiffer, disinfectant wipes and cleaning sprays, sponges, dish soap and laundry detergent.

Providing these items will assist mother in creating a safe and clean household, creating a sense of normalcy for her children moving forward. Thank you for your consideration for this family.

The caregiver is requesting two twin beds for two girls in the home. They shared a room with their 17-year-old disabled sister who passed away in the room in January 2025. The bed that their sister passed away in is still the room and they are wanting new beds as part of their healing/grieving process.

This family has just moved into their own home. Dad is unable to work due to being disabled. Mom works at a local grocery store and is the sole provider for the family, while dad stays home with their two daughters. The family did not have many furnishings or home items of their own. Dad asked for help with a small dining room table and chairs so that the family can eat meals together at the table instead of in the living room. Dad also let the support coordinator know that the family needs dressers for their clothes, as the clothes are piled up around the house at this time. Dad said that the children need a clothes hanging rack for their little clothes. The home appears very cluttered with the clothing everywhere so the dressers and hanging system will help tidy things up.

A single 20-year-old mother just started working at Walmart. She is in an apartment on her own and the father is not involved as he is incarcerated. She has worked very hard to get where she is and would love assistance in providing a toddler bed for her son.

Caregiver was unexpectedly given placement of her paternal nephew. This is going to be a long-term placement and an adoptive placement; however, the caregiver has had to work out sleeping arrangements as she has her biological children in the home. She is in need of beds to accommodate sleeping arrangements and separate bedrooms.

Needed: A Full-size bed with a twin or full trundle underneath will mattresses. This will allow caregiver to combine 2 of the children into one room. ** A trundle is needed rather than bunk-beds, one of the children in the home has physical limitations. Bedding is for a male