Kidsave Mentioned in Polo Lifestyles Magazine
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 Work Featured in GayParent Magazine
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 and Vicente & Partners, an International Financial Advisory Firm, Announce Partnership to Support Children in Ukraine
Kidsave partners with Vicente & Partners to support Ukraine operations, including the new Miracles Center, offering trauma therapy and family connections for children affected by war.
Kidsave Mentioned on NewsNation
Kidsave's CEO and Co-Founder Randi Thompson was recently interviewed on NewsNation about Kidsave's ongoing work in Ukraine and her recent trip to the Miracles Center.
Kidsave Announces Expansion into Virginia
Kidsave International is bringing its successful Weekend Miracles program to Virginia this fall, offering older foster kids a chance to find forever families. Discover how you can make a difference.
Kidsave Mentioned in Españolistos Podcast
Kidsave volunteer Janel B. was recently interviewed in the Spanish-speaking podcast Españolistos to discuss the Summer Miracles program.
Kidsave Miracles Center Opens in Western Ukraine for Children Orphaned by War
Kidsave Miracles Center Opens in Western Ukraine for Children Orphaned by War. Staff will provide war trauma therapy, connect orphaned children with potential families.
Statement by Randi Thompson on Title IV-B
"We urge policymakers to reconsider the role of mentorship in addressing the mental health needs of foster youth"
Transforming Lives: The Impact of Volunteering at Kidsave
Explore the life-changing effects of volunteering at Kidsave, helping foster children find forever families while gaining personal fulfillment.
An Exciting Summer in Sierra Leone
Kidsave’s Sierra Leone team reunited 58 children with their families this summer, while also empowering communities through training and economic support.