Partner
Refer a family.
Partnership means one thing: when a funding barrier is the obstacle in a plan you have already established, tell the family we exist. The Foundation works alongside qualified professionals rather than in place of them.
Attorneys
Where a client faces a financial barrier to a step you have already advised, the Foundation may be able to help fund it. It will not direct your matter or communicate with a court.
Social workers & child-welfare professionals
The Foundation works alongside your process rather than inside it. It funds specific, verified needs that are already part of an established plan.
Agencies & courts-adjacent organizations
The Foundation is not a service provider and does not seek a role in case management. It is a funding partner of last resort for approved costs.
Churches & ministries
Congregations often see a family’s need before any professional does. Partnership here is about referral, prayer, and shared support — not shared case information.
Community organizations
Housing, furnishings, transport, and practical readiness are frequently the barrier. Local partners often solve these faster and better than money alone.
Philanthropic partners
Foundations, funds, and businesses that want their giving to reach a specific, verifiable barrier rather than a general appeal.
What we ask of a partner
- Tell a family the Foundation exists, where a funding barrier is the obstacle
- Tell the Foundation what the barrier is — not the case behind it
- Accept that assistance is discretionary and may be declined
- Keep confidential material inside your own secure channels
Please do not send case files, court documents, or a child’s identifying information to the Foundation. See the website disclaimer.
Refer a family.
Use the same inquiry form and choose Referring a family. Corporate and philanthropic partnerships are handled directly — please contact us.