A Legacy of Love: Remembering John and Laura White
John and Laura White devoted years to hosting children through Kidsave, helping older orphans find adoptive families and leaving a powerful legacy of compassion, advocacy, and life-changing love.
John and Laura White devoted years to hosting children through Kidsave, helping older orphans find adoptive families and leaving a powerful legacy of compassion, advocacy, and life-changing love.
From U.S. foster youth to children in Colombia, Ukraine, and Sierra Leone, Kidsave’s 2025 programs connected hundreds of kids with families, mentors, and life-changing opportunities.
Renee and Jonathan Omoyeni found purpose through Kidsave, creating a safe, supportive relationship that helped a foster teen gain confidence and pursue her dreams.
Through Kidsave’s Pathway to Success program, Ukrainian youth connect with career mentors—building trust, confidence, and lasting relationships that open doors to opportunity and brighter futures.
After one year, Kidsave’s Weekend Miracles Virginia has connected 33 foster youth with mentors and families—building lasting bonds and creating brighter futures across Central and Northern Virginia.
This winter, Kidsave is helping 1,500 Ukrainian families endure brutal cold with heating fuel, food aid, and trauma recovery programs—bringing warmth and hope amid war.
This Giving Tuesday, help older kids in foster care by donating to Kidsave. Your support connects children with loving families and provides life-changing opportunities for their future.
Kidsave applauds initiatives helping foster youth transition to adulthood, stressing that education and housing support must go hand-in-hand with lasting family connections for true stability.
Across Houston, Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and Washington, D.C., Kidsave’s Hike With Your Heart brought communities together—raising $60,000 to support older kids in foster care.
After losing their parents to Ebola in 2015 , brothers Mustapha and Ansu spent nearly a decade in an orphanage. A new initiative finally reunited them with their aunt.