Success Story

This year we had the great pleasure of presenting our first ever Foster Parent of the Year award at our annual Voices for Kids Breakfast. With it being our first award we wanted to make the moment extra special and … Continued

The dedicated team at CHOICES is in the middle of their 3rd Annual School supply drive with a lofty goal, to provide 100 kids school supplies in their programs. We know we can’t provide everything on each child’s list…but we also … Continued

  Last Friday one of our foster families had a very special day! 5 year old Rodney was adopted by his loving foster parents, and the whole family was able to attend. Rodney was placed in foster care at 10 … Continued

Despite the rainy days we have had, CHOICES was able to take nearly 30 foster youth on a hike and outdoor activity day last week to Carriage Hill Park.  This year we had a partner to facilitate the fun, Anytime … Continued

Monday was an exciting day for the CHOICES family, but especially for three siblings and one of our foster families…it was their adoption day! The three boys were young when they were placed in the home of Romy and Gary. … Continued

  Now that the Christmas season is over we want to get back to our #feelgoodfriday posts! We have been holding onto this one for a couple weeks. For the second year the marketing department at Reynolds & Reynolds has … Continued

You helped raise over $2,000 for Leticia, a foster youth, to visit Greece and Italy in the spring! Once again you have said Yes to our Kids, and provided Leticia this wonderful experience.  The CHOICES family and Leticia are so … Continued

When we are out recruiting foster parents, or speaking about what CHOICES does to help children people often say, “I can’t imagine doing that…You must hear a lot of sad stories…and so on.”  Yes, it is hard, yes we all … Continued

CHOICES loves to champion the transition from foster care to college, it’s an important milestone in any young adult’s life.  For kids in foster care it is a BIG accomplishment to enroll in college classes. Nationally around 50% of youth … Continued