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We are taking a moment to celebrate the incredible dedication and care that went into updating and organizing the resource space at Anderson County DSS. What may look like neatly labeled shelves and well-stocked bins represents hours of intentional work—and it shows. The space looks incredible.
Because of this effort, the resource room...
The joy our foster parents, volunteers, and generous community create can’t be wrapped up in just one season. Check out the smiles from our 2025 Fostering Faithfully Christmas Party!
Yes, Christmas is beautiful—but the love we get to pour into the lives of children in foster care happens 365 days a year. I...
Guest Blogger: Community Advocate Sarah H
“I cherish nights like tonight because I get to see the fruits of people's labor up close.
Foster parents step into one of the most important and challenging roles in our community. They open their homes to children who have often experienced deep hurt, loss, and uncertainty. They provide safety, stability, and love—sometimes on a moment’s notice. And while their hearts are big, foster parents are still human.
That’s why
Back-to-School Blessings! For kids walking into a new classroom, something as simple as a fresh pair of shoes can mean confidence, comfort, and a sense of belonging. Your support helps us provide brand-new shoes for kids entering care all year long (!), reminding them they are seen, valued, and cared for. It may seem small, but for a child, it’s a BIG deal.
