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We show up for vulnerable children and the families welcoming them with
intentional and consistent community and support.

"We started visiting Jeremy's siblings. One visit changed my life forever. I felt a little tug on my shirt. His brother said, ‘Are you Jeremy’s mom?’ I said, ‘Yeah buddy, I am.’ Then came his crushing response: ‘Will you be my mom too?’ In less than a week, I was officially a single mom of three boys."

'So what if we have 7 other kids?' How one family adopted 6 children from Africa - TODAY.com

Multicultural and adoptive families can incorporate birth culture into their children's lives in these 14 concrete ways- from music to food to friends.

Meet one of our AMAZING foster families! James and Michelle have fostered more than 25 children and adopted 5 of them. With their biological child, they are one, big happy family. "Children should not have to live in a life of instability and uncertainty. They deserve a healthy, happy future." says James. Catholic Charities certifies adoptive homes, matches children and families, and provides ongoing support. For more information please contact us at info@cc-az.org. #fosterparents

This year for Giving Tuesday, we are spotlighting MK Hill with Arrowsnest. MK is foster and adoptive Mom of 7 beautiful kiddos. She has not only inspired many in this community by saying “Yes!” to supporting 57 children in foster care, but she helps support the children who returned to birth families after they leave foster care. She is truly an inspiration to all! When money or gifts are given through Arrowsnest, you know it's going directly to a Memphis family in need. Donate through Ve...

The Bonura family is now officially a party of 10.

‘Many families talk about how faith or infertility led to adoption. Neither of these apply for us.’

As an early childhood teacher, I had anywhere from 4-12 kids under my primary care in the classroom. The days were often long a...

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"I wasn’t white enough, but I also wasn’t black enough. I'd be in line checking out with my mom when cashiers would remind me to put down the grocery dividers between us. It was a constant reminder others didn't see me as belonging to my parents. Every birthday, I wondered if my birth mother thought about me. Every holiday, I wondered if she missed me."

From counting their blessings to wanting to make a difference, discover why real moms chose to open their homes and hearts to foster children.

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Relatives who care for a child deserve the same benefits as non-related foster parents.

“I couldn’t be a foster parent. I am too scared of having my heart broken.” I can’t tell you how many times I heard that statement when we were foster parents and now when people hear we adopted from foster care. The purpose of this post is to tell you exactly why being scared shouldn’t...Read the Post

“I rocked this child to sleep for 13 months. She knew me as her mom. We had NO idea what to expect for the future.”