Will You Help Make Your Community Foster Friendly?
Explore how your business and/or faith community can stand with local families who have said “Yes” to caring for vulnerable kids. Families who know they are seen, valued and supported are able to foster longer and stronger.
Foster Friendly Means Business: Invest In Your Community
Being Foster Friendly is good for business. What at first seems like a simple discount or special offer for families and kids involved in foster care means so much more: Your support shows families that they are not alone. The hard work they are doing to care for vulnerable kids matters to their communities.
Just take a look at Donecia, a licensed cosmetologist and small business owner, who found a unique and beautiful way to show up for kids in care:
Become Foster Friendly
Our Foster Friendly App connects kinship and foster families with your business. Think up your creative offer and join the movement. We’ll help you share your support with your community and customers. (If you’re already Foster Friendly and want to update your listing email business@tnkidsbelong.org)
Become a Corporate Sponsor
Investing in improving the experiences and outcomes for kids in foster care brings immeasurable value to the kids, and when our children thrive, our communities thrive. Learn how you can get involved.
Offer A Special Discount In May
Create a special offer for Foster Care Awareness Month. Email us your offer and we’ll be sure it’s live on the app by May 1.
How Your Faith Community Can Wrap Around Local Foster Families
“WRAP care is family.” Learn how one Memphis community showed up to help a foster family with support, encouragement, respite and love.
Host A Foster Care Q&A Panel
Let us help you host a one-hour panel for your community members interested in learning about fostering and adoption.
Start A WRAP Program
Launch your faith community’s WRAP ministry or sign up for WRAP Coordinator training to learn more.
Next training April 13.
Become Trauma Aware
Invite your children and youth staff and volunteers to complete our free, one-hour trauma awareness training