A Leap of Faith
For Stephen McCall, his close bond with his mother, his family and friends were always enough. He was perfectly content with his life as it was, until a trip to Colombia changed everything.
A Different Lens
Two worlds collided at one of Kidsave's weekend advocacy events. "Little did we know that we'd meet the most amazing little guy in the world on our very first Kidsave event," recalls Sam. It was at a bowling alley...
The Big Push
The last word to describe Susan Rankine would be idle. Recently championing the title of “Great Great Grandmother” and being an experienced legal assistant, Susan has always felt a higher calling...
Julie’s Wish for Family Comes True
This holiday season they are especially thankful for each other. Julie now has a different perspective on family than ever before “Family just loves you the way you are, with all your mistakes,” says Julie.
Film, Friendship and Fatherhood: John and Jack One Year After Adoption
For anyone interested in adopting a child from foster care, John’s advice is to be patient and open-minded to all possibilities. “I found an organization that allowed me to spend time face-to-face with the youth and then together they can see if there's a relationship that can blossom,” says John.
Older Kids Need Families Urgently this National Adoption Awareness Month
During November, a month to recognize the urgent need for adoptive families for children in foster care, Kidsave is calling the media and everyone else to act on this issue.
Racing to the future: An update on Jesus and Grant
“He knew what he needed
Weekend Miracles Virtual Q&A Event
Another one for the books! Kidsave hosted another Zoom event with families and our Los Angeles foster youth. During the fun virtual event, the group played three rounds of a game where Kidsave staff gave the families and kids a set of questions to answer. Hilarity quickly ensued...
Kidsave Statement
At Kidsave, we stand with every black child we serve, and we fight against the odds so greatly stacked against them...
A Letter From Brandi Moore
Many people are asking how we all can work together to make a change of racial injustice.