MORE THAN A BED

Offers a range of educational, recreational, and therapeutic programs for foster, kinship, and adoptive children, including Taekwondo, Chess Club, Story Time, Creative Expressions Theatre, Cooking Basics, Jewelry Making, "Buttons and More" workshops, and Beat the Odds Drumming Circles—all designed to build life skills, emotional regulation, and cognitive development in trauma-informed settings. Some programs are held off-site while the Enrichment Center is under construction.

Planning and development of a dedicated Enrichment Center set to open in 2026, which will provide a trauma-informed space for educational and recreational programs, including martial arts, drama, robotics, visual arts, life-skills classes, and employment resources for youth aging out of foster care.

Will open an Enrichment Center in 2026 to offer educational and recreational opportunities in a trauma-informed space, including martial arts, drama, robotics, visual arts classes, and programs for youth aging out of foster care. Currently, select programs are offered at off-site locations.

Offers various educational and recreational programs for foster, kinship, and adoptive children and youth, including Taekwondo sessions, a Chess Club, Story Time, Creative Expressions Theatre workshops, Cooking Basics classes, Jewelry Making workshops, "Buttons and More" workshops, and Beat the Odds Drumming Circles. These programs are currently offered at off-site locations and will be housed in a new Enrichment Center opening in 2026, which will also include programs for youth aging out of foster care.

Offers various educational and recreational programs for foster, kinship, and adoptive children and families, including Taekwondo, Chess Club, Story Time, Creative Expressions Theatre workshops, Cooking Basics classes, Jewelry Making workshops, "Buttons and More" workshops, and Beat the Odds Drumming Circles. These programs are offered at no charge, with some currently held at off-site locations while a dedicated Enrichment Center is under construction (expected to open in 2026).

Offers various educational and recreational programs for foster, kinship, and adoptive children and families, including Taekwondo sessions, a Chess Club, Story Time for young children, Creative Expressions Theatre workshops, Cooking Basics classes, Jewelry Making workshops, "Buttons and More" workshops, and Beat the Odds Drumming Circles. These programs are offered at no charge, with some currently held at off-site locations while an Enrichment Center is under construction, slated to open in 2026.

Offers select programs at off-site locations and will open an Enrichment Center in 2026 to provide a safe, trauma-informed space for youth and families to participate in programs such as martial arts (Taekwondo), drama (Creative Expressions Theatre), robotics, visual arts (Jewelry Making, Buttons and More), Chess Club, Story Time, Cooking Basics, and Beat the Odds Drumming Circles. The center will also offer life-skills classes and employment resources for youth aging out of foster care.

Offers various programs for children and youth, including Taekwondo sessions, a Chess Club, Story Time for young children, Creative Expressions Theatre workshops, Cooking Basics classes, Jewelry Making workshops, "Buttons and More" workshops, and Beat the Odds Drumming Circles, an evidence-based and trauma-informed program.

Organizes annual activities and events for Back-to-School, Christmas, and Easter to support foster, kinship, and adoptive families.

Organizes annual activities and events for Back-to-School, Christmas, and Easter for the foster, kinship, and adoptive community.

Organizes annual activities and events for Back-to-School, Christmas, and Easter to support foster, kinship, and adoptive families.

Organizes and hosts annual events centered around Back-to-School, Christmas, and Easter to support foster, kinship, and adoptive families with seasonal resources and community engagement.

Organizes annual activities and events for Back-to-School, Christmas, and Easter for foster, kinship, and adoptive families.

Operates a Donation Center warehouse (Warehouse 2) for receiving in-kind donations, housing offices, and storing large items.

Operates a Donation Center warehouse for receiving in-kind donations, housing offices, and storing large items to support the essential item provision program.

Operates a Donation Center warehouse (Warehouse 2) for receiving in-kind donations, housing offices, and storing large items.

Operates a Donation Center warehouse (Warehouse 2) for receiving in-kind donations, housing offices, and storing large items.

Ensures board members contribute actively by volunteering at a minimum of one organizational event per year and serving on at least one committee aligned with their expertise or interests.

Provides new or like-new essential items—including beds, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, baby items, household goods, school supplies, and bikes—at no cost to foster, kinship, and adoptive families through a 5,000 sq. ft. retail-style Resource Center warehouse where caregivers can shop. Also manages a Donation Center warehouse for receiving in-kind donations and storing large items.

Manages a private Facebook Marketplace page for registered families to share and access larger items not stored in the warehouse, complementing in-person distribution services.

Operates a 5,000 sq. ft. Resource Center warehouse, set up like a retail store, where foster, kinship, and adoptive families and children can obtain new or like-new essential items such as beds, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, baby items, household items, school supplies, and bikes at no cost. Also manages a private Facebook Marketplace page for registered families to share and find larger items not stored in the warehouse.

Operates a 5,000 sq. ft. Resource Center warehouse, set up like a retail store, where foster, kinship, and adoptive families can obtain new or like-new essential items such as beds, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, baby items, household items, school supplies, and bikes at no cost. Also manages a private Facebook Marketplace for registered families to share and find larger items not stored in the warehouse.

Operates a 5,000 sq. ft. Resource Center warehouse, set up like a retail store, where foster, kinship, and adoptive families can obtain new or like-new essential items such as beds, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, household items, school supplies, and bikes at no cost. The organization also manages a private Facebook Marketplace for registered families to share and find larger items not stored in the warehouse.

Operates a 5,000 sq. ft. Resource Center warehouse, set up like a retail store, where foster, kinship, and adoptive families and children can obtain new or like-new essential items such as beds, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, household items, school supplies, and bikes at no cost. The organization also manages a private Facebook Marketplace page for registered families to share and find larger items not stored in the warehouse.

Operates a 5,000 sq. ft. Resource Center warehouse, set up like a retail store, where foster, kinship, and adoptive families and children can obtain new or like-new essential items such as beds, clothing, shoes, diapers, toys, baby items, household items, school supplies, and bikes at no cost. The organization also manages a private Facebook Marketplace page for registered families to share and find larger items not stored in the warehouse.