| THAT'S WHERE WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! We are in need of building our donations. We need diapers, wipes, baby clothes, baby items: swings, strollers, high chairs, play pins,car seats, etc. Baby toys, toys, bikes, clothing for older children -high school, furniture. Any items that a child could use. We are also in need of items to run our operation, like plastic tubs to sort the clothes in and clothing racks. Printing Services and shelving. Lots of these children come into care with nothing but the clothes on their backs. We want them to feel loved in all areas. This is a program where Foster parents can Borrow, Have, and Swap items. |
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| Loving Expressions Supporting foster families and children in care |
| Here are many ways you can help! |
| Here are services and other ways you can help these children. A photographer willing to take yearly birthday photo shoots for foster children, donates his/her time and supplies. Most of these kids have never had their picture taken. A grandmother/wife gives foster children graduating high school a college book scholarship in memory of her husband. A teacher who uses their talents to tutor a newly adopted child who has some catching up to do in school. An attorney who offers guidance and advice, as well as representation at a generous discount or even free for the adoption fees! A family provides meal Gift Certificates for families, so when they get a new placement and the household is busy for the first week, they can enjoy a diner. A church or small group or family could help raise toys for the annual toy drive that supports over 100+ kids. If we had more toys, we could support even more kids! A family, church or small group could help raise donations of new items for the Loving Barn. A person could paint a room, mural in a child's room. If you have a special talent that would benefit these children and would like to donate it, please let us know! ****We do not fund any of these individuals, we simply bring people together to meet the needs of the children. |