Help Four Siblings Find Permanency After Years in Foster Care
Four siblings have spent nearly eight years in foster care, growing up without their biological parents and without the opportunity for reunification. During that time, they have built a life rooted in consistency, connection, and deep belonging.
The youngest child has known only one home for most of her life, entering this family’s care at just two years old. To her, these caregivers are not temporary figures. They are mom and dad in every way she understands love, safety, and home.
Before placement, the siblings faced the very real possibility of being separated into four different homes. Instead, one family stepped forward and chose to keep them together. What began as a year of respite care became something much more lasting. For the past five years, these children have grown as a family unit, supported, connected, and deeply bonded.
They are not just living together. They are a family. Now, as the oldest approaches adulthood, the children are asking for something simple, yet life-changing: the chance to have permanency and to experience life outside of the foster care system.
Their path forward is not straightforward. Due to complex legal considerations, their case requires specialized legal representation to help navigate the next steps toward permanency.
This fundraiser is to support legal fees for two qualified attorneys who can advocate for the children’s future and help ensure their voices are fully heard during this critical time.
One of the children, now 17, holds a dream that is both powerful and time-sensitive: to be adopted before turning 18, alongside his sisters, so they can finally move forward together as a permanent family.
These children have faced more than most ever should. Through it all, they have remained resilient, connected, and full of hope.
Every donation helps give them a chance at what they have been waiting years for: a permanent home, together.
Thank you for standing with them. To protect the children and comply with foster care regulations, this family must remain anonymous.
