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The Children Who Need You Most: Foster Care's Greatest Needs in 2026

Dec 31, 2025

Every child in foster care deserves a loving family. In 2026, school-age children, sibling groups, minority children, and children with special needs need you most.. Teens face the highest risk of sleeping in hotels when we can't find them a home. Brothers and sisters too often get separated. But you can help change this. Learn how fostering, adopting, or supporting these families makes a difference in a child's life. Read More

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Watch: 2020 PCHAS Year In Review

Dec 23, 2020

2020 was a hard year, but we're looking back on some of the best moments. Read More

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Canceled Golf Tournament Still Raised $10K for PCHAS

Dec 18, 2020

Every year, Trinity Presbyterian Church holds the Wes Geary Memorial Golf Tournament to raise money for PCHAS. By mid-summer this year, planners were facing the limitations of the pandemic and canceling the usual event. But knowing that children in foster care face challenges every day, the organizers renewed their commitment. Read More

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Watch: A Christmas Message from PCHAS President David Thompson

Dec 18, 2020

Wishing you a Merry Christmas from our family to yours. Read More

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Christmas at PCHAS

Dec 09, 2020

This Christmas is looking a bit different than usual, but that hasn't stopped dedicated churches, organizations and individual donors from thinking about our clients during the holidays and we want to share all of the creative ways they are making the magic happen! Read More

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Celebrating Advent with Your Children

Dec 04, 2020

To celebrate Advent at home, all you need is four Advent candles, one Christ candle and your family! Read More

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Everyone Has a Role

Nov 23, 2020

Peter and his siblings were adopted from foster care when he was seven. He was grateful that he was adopted with his siblings and he grew up knowing he wanted to offer kids the same opportunity. It’s only fitting that Peter would marry Sharon, a woman who shared his compassion for children and commitment to taking on the role of foster and adoptive parents someday. Read More

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