When was the last time you had no home to go to? I once lived in my car and remember how it felt to hide I had no home to live in. I had a full time job but didn't qualify for housing for my sons and I, so while they lived with their dad, I scrimped and saved and slept in my car at night. I showered at work, ate at work, went to the laundromat and spent time at the library reading.
Now imagine you were homeless, not because you didn't have any money, but because a devastating flood hit your area and ruined your home. All your quilting, sewing and crafting supplies were gone. Then, you woke up and realized it was a nightmare.
However, the first responders who are still working at their job answering 911 calls, are awake and they are still living the nightmare because their homes are gone or in ruins.
Please, won't you reach out to one of these families in need? We only have a few this time, so I think we can get them done quickly:
Kristen Owen-green
Aaron-age 12-Black
Ryan-age 10-Dark Purple
Hayden-age 7-Dark Blue
Diane Webber-Green
Grown children
Jan Carpenter-neutral colors **Adopted by Michelle M.**
No children
Sue Perney-unknown color
One high school aged son
Kelly Doherty-unknown color
No children
Mary Thacker-unknown color
No children
As always, please let me know which person you would like to adopt and I will send your further information and place that person as adopted!
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