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Brittany & Bo’s Journey to Adoption

Nov 01, 2025

Brittany and Bo met Leo when he was at his most vulnerable—just out of surgery and very weak. As foster parents, they gave him the loving care every child deserves. When reunification wasn't possible, they adopted him and made him their son forever. Over five years, they've fostered twelve children and watched them transform from fragile and hurting to healthy and thriving. Today, they're a family of five, and they want you to know that foster parents aren't superheroes—they're just people who saw a need in their community and couldn't look away. Right now, more than 2,000 Texas children are waiting for adoptive families, and Brittany and Bo's message is clear: "We need all the hands we can get." Read More

A Rewarding and Surprising Experience

May 30, 2023

Jennifer and Mark say fostering is the most rewarding thing they’ve ever done. Read how they stepped into children's lives to help them heal. Read More


The Right Type of Family

May 25, 2023

We often hear from families interested in fostering or adopting but unsure if they “fit the right profile.” Good news: We’re not looking for a specific type of people! Read More


Keeping Brothers and Sisters Together

May 25, 2023

Brian and Shannon have been foster parents for the better part of a decade, and they believe that brothers and sisters should be together. Read More


Why Wouldn't We Do This?

May 04, 2023

They were a big, busy brood, but they had more to give. Tonya knew there were many kids who needed a safe and loving foster family like theirs. Read More


Called to Something Different

May 04, 2023

They sensed their family wasn’t complete, so they talked and prayed. “We just couldn’t go back. Kids needed families, and we wanted to be parents.” Read More


A Changed Mindset

May 04, 2023

Like many couples, Zach and Sarah had always considered adoption a possibility “in the future.” They began discussing it while dating and felt the world needed more families willing to adopt. And, like many families we meet, they felt ready to discuss adoption after having two children. Read More