From Mentees to Mentors in Ukraine
Kidsave alumni Vova and Olena, former mentees, are now mentors in Ukraine's Corporate Mentoring program, using their experiences to inspire and support youth in institutional care.
Kidsave alumni Vova and Olena, former mentees, are now mentors in Ukraine's Corporate Mentoring program, using their experiences to inspire and support youth in institutional care.
Kidsave’s Pathway to Success program mentors Ukrainian youth, engaging them in transformative activities like aviation projects and team sports to build confidence, teamwork, and future leadership skills.
The article, written by Amritlal of Monarch Visionary, highlights the life-changing work Kidsave has been doing in the U.S. and abroad.
Kidsave's Weekend Miracles LA program has been featured in GayParent Magazine, telling the story of how Sam and Milton met their son Andres.
Kidsave’s Weekend Miracles event in LA brought foster youth and caring adults together for Halloween fun, building connections through games, treats, and community celebration.
Siblings Abu and Massah, orphaned as children, reunite with their aunt after ten years, thanks to Kidsave’s efforts in Sierra Leone, bringing hope and family bonds.
Kidsave’s 21st MiracleMakers Golf Classic at Pacific Palms Resort united supporters to fundraise, creating impactful change for children in foster care seeking permanent, loving homes.
Julie McKissick, adopted as an infant, became a foster and adoptive mother herself, creating a loving home for older foster children and sharing her journey of family and resilience.
Jake McCamic, an American volunteer, joined Kidsave in Ukraine to help construct the Miracles Center, providing care for children affected by war. His story showcases the impact of humanitarian aid.
Kidsave's recent Weekend Miracles event in Houston featured lively activities, including a science show and games, creating an engaging atmosphere for foster kids and caring adults to connect.