Miracles in the Making
Last week we hosted our first advocacy event via Zoom, with prospective families and Colombian children who hope to participate in our hosting program this December.
A Lesson on Resilience From Our Kids
Well, it's been an interesting few months, to say the least. This unforeseen and uncertain period has offered us a distinct opportunity to appreciate, recognize, and be inspired by our Kidsave kids. Kids who have faced some of life’s toughest obstacles...
A Million Promises Kept
In 2008, single dad, Richard Weedn reached out to Kidsave inquiring if he was eligible to adopt as he was single. Moved by the stories and bios he found on the Kidsave gallery; Richard knew he wanted to do something and was welcomed by Kidsave.
Reflections On Father’s Day
On my first Father's Day, I can't help but think of my own father. A man I've heard everything about, but sadly, I don't remember. When I was just a baby, he was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Reflections On My First Father’s Day
On my first Father's Day, I can't help but think of my own father. A man I've heard everything about, but sadly, I don't remember. When I was just a baby, he was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Dear Single Person, A Letter from A Future Adoptive Father
Dear Single Person, on this Father's Day, I would like to share my self-reflection, which hopefully resonates in other single people's lives. If you are reading this, you know the daily routine. You wake up every morning...
The Graduation of a Precious Jewel
Looking forward, Johana is exploring master's programs and deciding between ESL and Visual teaching programs. ...
Becoming a Family
Peter and Sylvia Berens had explored international adoption for many years, finding the process to be frustrating and complicated, leaving them feeling anxious and fearful. That all changed when they learned about Kidsave.
Kidsave Statement
At Kidsave, we stand with every black child we serve, and we fight against the odds so greatly stacked against them...
A Letter From Brandi Moore
Many people are asking how we all can work together to make a change of racial injustice.