“The Foster Friendly App helps me provide experiences to the children in my care that I otherwise couldn’t, due to cost.”
– Allison Mills, Foster Mom
The Foster Friendly App is a one-of-a-kind way to support and honor foster families as you do the hard work of caring for our most vulnerable kids.
Currently available in: Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, South Dakota, Tennessee and Virginia. More states coming soon.
Imagine If When You Said Yes To Fostering, Your Community Said Yes With You And Offered:
A WRAP team to bring groceries and mow your lawn
Discounts to memorable family experiences like the zoo, children’s museum and cinemas
A faith community whose children/youth staff are trauma aware and hosts a Foster Parents’ Night Out
Local restaurants that offer discounts on kids’ meals for foster families
Discounts on practical needs like haircuts, school supplies and shoes, and special experiences like a photography sitting
Self-care offers to appreciate and revive hard-working foster parents, from massages to facials and manicures
Download the App
Foster Friendly
App Users Are
85%
LIKELY
To Recommend To Their Friends
Tap or scan to open the App store
Tap or scan to open on Google Play
Steps To Start Using The App
1. Set Up Your Account
2. Verify Your Foster License
3. Create Your Card
4. Redeem Offers
Hear Why Community Leaders Want To Support Local Foster Families
Indiana
South Dakota
Tennessee
What Businesses Would You Like To See On The Foster Friendly App
Is Your Faith Community Foster Friendly?
Here Are The 3 Best Practices To Be A Foster Friendly Faith Community
Trauma Aware
Ensuring children/youth staff and volunteers are trauma aware.
Support Ministry
Offer a support ministry for families: Foster Parents’ Night Out, Foster Parent Support Groups and/or WRAP Teams.
Teach Annually
Teach on the intersection of foster care and faith to encourage people to consider fostering, and to honor and encourage those who do.
Download this flyer and share it with your leaders to encourage them to start the journey to see and care for foster and kinship families in their congregations and communities.
