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Extended family has a whole new meaning.
Your presence in the life of a foster or adoptive family is powerful. The more you learn, the more you can encourage.
When does a person become an ally?
We like to call it the Threshold Step. You decide to move past donations and distant support.
You choose to commit to an individual family’s care — and maybe even cross the threshold of their home to provide respite care.
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Looking for other ways to get involved?
There are plenty of ways to serve, whether you’re a church group or a small business or simply want to give.
