Current Projects
The Wake House Community Project
It is our absolute pleasure to announce our next project. This time we are headed to Raleigh to work on The Wake House Family Visitation Center.
The Wake House Family Visitation Center is a one-of- a-kind facility in Wake County where children and youth who are in child welfare custody can visit with their biological families.
The building sees and serves hundreds of families a week. The idea of the facility is for families to be able to meet in a home-like atmosphere where they can have genuine family centered interactions.
However, through the years, the facility has aged and is currently in need of some TLC, in order for us to revive it back to its original purpose of being an environment where all who enter can continue to heal and thrive.
Please consider joining us in this community effort to rehabilitate the Wake House into the space it needs to be. One person or organization cannot do this alone. We need YOUR support. Whether through donations, volunteering, or prayer. Every action of kindness will help us get to where we need to be.
Click on the link for more information on how you can make a difference.
Thank you, village, for all that you do!
Malachi's Dorm Room
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This year, we have the privilege of supporting a remarkable young man named Malachi as he prepares for an exciting new chapter in his life. Malachi is participating in the 18–21-Year-Old Program and will be attending William Peace University this fall.
Throughout his time in foster care, Malachi has overcome numerous personal and medical challenges with determination and perseverance. When you meet him, words like driven, resilient, intelligent, and talented immediately come to mind. He has worked hard to reach this milestone, and we are committed to helping him begin his college journey with confidence and support.
Our goal is to create a dorm room that feels like home—a space that reflects Malachi’s unique personality, meets his individual needs, and provides the essentials necessary for a successful first year of college.
If you would like to help make Malachi feel at home during this important transition, we invite you to consider purchasing an item from his dorm room wish list. While not everyone can become a foster parent, each of us has the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the life of a young person.
Thank you for helping us celebrate and support Malachi as he takes this exciting step toward his future.