“There’s still room in the minivan!”
Nixon Mower's transformation from an orphan in Colombia to a successful nursing student and veteran in New York embodies the essence of resilience, hope, and the life-changing impact of adoption.
Polish Mentors Offer Beacon of Hope to Young Ukrainian Mentees
Polish mentors are empowering Ukrainian orphans through Kidsave's Pathway to Success program, fostering hope and opportunities for a brighter future.
Love at First Flight
Easton Sherman's life transformed through a serendipitous meeting at LAX, leading to an inspiring adoption story filled with love, challenge, and a new beginning.
A Ukrainian Mother’s Strength
Galina, a Ukrainian mother, turned her war ordeal into a mission to aid others. Despite hardships, her love and courage inspire a brighter future.
Looking Back on 2023
In 2023, Kidsave connected over half of the 147 older foster youth in its Weekend Miracles program with potential families, celebrating numerous adoptions and international successes.
Is it Christmas in Ukraine?
Although many may have forgotten about the war in Ukraine, the devastation continues. There are still over 3 million internally displaced persons in Ukraine, and over 22,000 casualties since February 2022.
A Pathway to Success and Hope Despite War
Discover how Kidsave's Pathway to Success program in Ukraine empowers teens from orphanages to build independent, fulfilling lives amidst the challenges of war.
Kidsave and the PlebeianHelpers for Ukraine
Discover how Kidsave and PlebeianHelpers are transforming lives in Ukraine amidst the crisis.
Kidsave Miracles Center: Building Hope for the Children of Ukraine
Discover the inspiring journey of Kidsave CEO Randi Thompson as she returns to Ukraine, witnessing the remarkable progress of the Kidsave Miracles Center - a beacon of hope for orphaned children in the midst of adversity.
Kidsave Reunites Families in Sierra Leone
Since 2010, Kidsave has worked tirelessly to move children out of orphanages in Sierra Leone and into loving families. Millions of children have been separated from their families in Sierra Leone due to civil conflict, the 2015 Ebola outbreak, and other ongoing internal struggles that the country faces.