Foster children need a variety of items when they are unexpectedly removed from their home and placed into foster care. In many instances they do not have an opportunity to pack a bag. This program provides  resources to fill a suitcase with items that a child would need upon arriving in a foster home.

• Personal Hygiene Products

• Clothes

• Journals

• Sheets

• Toys  

Foster children often do not engage in extra curricular activities. This program allows foster children  to experience normalcy  and have the same opportunities as some of their peers. Normalcy allows foster children to grow their interests along with self confidence. This program funds:​

• Athletic activities including uniforms and registration fees

• Music, Art  and Dance Activities 

• School Dances and Field Trips

Foster youth often age out of foster care at the age of 18 and are expected to be self reliant. This program assists foster youth in  avoiding homelessness and making a successful transition to adulthood .​ These programs:

• Develop self sufficiency and long term goals

• Create outreach and awareness of  available opportunities 

• Assist with employment and career goals

Foster youth education is often affected by the multiple moves and lack of support .  These programs support a foster child's  educational  aspirations . These programs provide:​

• College Preparedness Classes

• SAT/ACT Prep

• Scholarships

• Tutoring

• Provide a place to stay while campus dorms are closed

• Leadership Skills