There is a critical shortage of foster homes. Learn how to get started.
We have the privilege to film and help raise awareness for kids in foster care seeking adoptive homes. Visit our I Belong Project gallery to meet waiting kids, and learn about foster-adopt.
Learn how your business or faith community can help retain and care for local foster families. You can make a huge difference by starting a Foster Friendly movement in your city or town.
Every child deserves a future filled with hope, love, and the joy of belonging. Your financial support makes a lasting impact.
I Belong Project
Meet Georgia kids
Waiting to be adopted
The I Belong Project™ uplifts the stories and voices of kids in foster care who are legally free for adoption.
Capturing and sharing each story is done with the utmost dignity in the hopes that the video profiles connect children with a family.
We’re Changing The Experiences And Outcomes For GA Kids In Foster Care


I Belong Project
Our one-of-a-kind video storytelling initiative curates safe, fun and memorable shoot days where adoption-eligible kids in foster care share their stories and hopes for a family. We share their videos to help connect them with adoptive families.



Foster Friendly Communities
Acworth became Georgia’s first Foster Friendly City in 2023, with the Mayor proclaiming the city’s commitment to recruit and retain enough foster families to serve the communities kids in foster care. They’ve committed to engage the city’s business, faith and nonprofit communities to wrap-around and support foster families.
Now the movement is taking off across the state with new communities gaining traction to care well for the families who are on the front lines caring for our communities’ most vulnerable children.
We’re Bringing Fostering Closer To Home
FOSTER FRIENDLY
PODCAST
NEW EPISODES WEEKLY
America’s Kids Belong is bringing foster care closer to home with stories from the front lines. Hear from former foster and adoptive parents, former foster youth, business and faith leaders, elected officials, child-welfare experts and and other guests who are shaping the future of foster care.