Do something.
You care about kids and families experiencing foster care. Now it’s time to do something about it.
Give. Volunteer. Invite someone in.
Whatever you can do, do it.
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We don't need everyone to solve foster care.
We need everyone to stop assuming someone else will. Whatever you can do: Do it.
Make a gift.
$25, $100, $500 – whatever you can do. Put it behind relationships that change what’s possible for kids and families.
Volunteer.
Walk alongside a family through Love Box® or mentor a young person through Dare to Dream®.
Invite someone into the mission.
Send this page to one person who cares. Sometimes doing something starts by asking someone else to join you.
We don't need everyone to solve foster care.
We need everyone to stop assuming someone else will. Whatever you can do: Do it.
Make a gift.
$25, $100, $500 – whatever you can do. Put it behind relationships that change what’s possible for kids and families.
Volunteer.
Walk alongside a family through Love Box® or mentor a young person through Dare to Dream®.
Fund something together.
Your birthday. Your office. Your neighborhood. Your people. Give them something worth rallying around.
Invite someone into the mission.
Send this page to one person who cares. Sometimes doing something starts by asking someone else to join you.
Foster care can provide a placement. People create belonging.
A child can have somewhere to live and still feel profoundly alone.
The statistics are big.
The solution is personal.
Behind every number is a child, young person, or family whose experience can be different because someone chose to act.
Waiting is not a passive statistic.
Every number on a waitlist is a child or family waiting for the consistent support our programs provide.
When enough people do something:
• Families have people in their corner.
• Young people have someone who keeps showing up.
• Waitlists get shorter.
• Relationships get stronger.
• More kids know they matter.
Foster care is complicated. Doing something doesn't have to be.
You don’t have to
Become a foster parent
understand the whole system
have thousands of dollars
know exactly what to do
You just have to do something.
When enough people do something:
• Families have people in their corner.
• Young people have someone who keeps showing up.
• Waitlists get shorter.
• Relationships get stronger.
• More kids know they matter.
patrick did something.
Three years ago, Patrick said yes to mentoring a young person through Dare to Dream®.
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He didn't know exactly where that yes would lead.
He just kept showing up.
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