At the Weekend Miracles event on May 21st, 25 kids and 24 adults had a wonderful time at the beautiful Loma Alta Park in Los Angeles. Before the day’s activities began, everyone sat down to enjoy a delicious lunch together, which was a great opportunity for the kids and adults to make conversations and get to know each other. After lunch, the kids were divided into several groups to take turns playing different games.
For our April “Meet the Kids” event, we met at Servicon in Culver City for an Earth Day celebration. The day's goal was to teach kids more about our planet, have fun, and build connections between older kids in foster care and potential hosts and adoptive families.
In Santa Barbara, a class learns about Ukraine's struggles through the Flat Sasha project, raising awareness and funds for Kidsave's humanitarian work. Empathy and education unite to create positive change.
This National Foster Care Awareness Month, join Kidsave in helping the 113,589 kids waiting for their forever families. You can make a difference by becoming a foster or adoptive parent, host, mentor, advocate, or volunteer. Together, let's provide love and stability for these deserving children.
Kidsave is deeply committed to Ukraine; we were working there years before this war began, and we will continue to be there years after.
In the midst of the war in Ukraine, Kidsave remains dedicated to finding loving families for children in need. This blog post tells the inspiring story of three siblings who, despite the challenges of war, found a loving home with foster parents Tamara and Ihor. Their journey exemplifies the power of compassion and family, even in times of crisis.
Janel and Mike are true Kidsave veterans. The couple – along with their two kids and dog named Ranger - have been Summer Miracles hosts for seven years. They tell us about their experiences...
At our March Los Angeles Weekend Miracles event, our kids and potential families enjoyed great fun and delicious food as we gathered together at Pinz Bowling in Studio City.
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.
Kidsave held a very special Connection Event thanks to a generous donation from producer, Peter Safran and his wife Natalia, our kids enjoyed an early screening of the movie, “Shazam! Fury of the Gods”
