Family & Children

Center for Loss in Multiple Birth, also called CLIMB, is a volunteer nonprofit for parents and families grieving the death of one or more twins, triplets, or other multiples. They offer parent-to-parent support, online information, a Facebook peer group, and help for relatives, professionals, and local groups that want to support multiple-birth loss families.

5 services

Luke's FastBreaks helps children, teens, and young adults with cancer. They send care packages with medical port shirts, socks, lip balm, wristbands, and an encouragement card so patients can feel more comfortable during treatment.

5 services

UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation gives medical grants to families with children age 16 or younger across the United States. The grants help pay for health care services and medical needs that are not covered, or not fully covered, by the family's commercial health insurance.

5 services

Krimson Community Foundation is a nonprofit that helps young men in grades 4-12 in the greater Atlanta area. It offers mentoring, tutoring, college and career support, leadership programs, community service, and scholarships.

7 services

Alliance for Black NICU Families is a nonprofit listed in Sacramento, CA, that serves Black families with babies in the NICU or recently home from the NICU. They ship free wearable breast pumps to eligible families, work with hospital and nonprofit partners, and share NICU family resources, research, and advocacy information online.

5 services

Positive Behavior Supports Corporation, also called Team PBS, provides ABA therapy and behavior support for people with autism or behavior challenges. In Georgia, they serve families through in-home and community-based ABA services, caregiver training, behavior plans, and school support.

8 services

Katelyn’s Fund Orphan Ministry is a Christian orphan care ministry based in Sioux Center, Iowa. It helps adoptive families with adoption grants, support community events, prayer resources, and parent resources.

5 services

Special Needs Siblings, Inc. supports brothers and sisters of people with disabilities and their families. They offer online support groups, resource intake, sibling workshops, hardship help, and community events focused on sibling support.

Cascade Heights6 services

Hopecam helps children and young adults with cancer stay connected to school, classmates, friends, and support while they are in treatment. They provide tablets or Chromebooks, Wi-Fi access, school coordination, and technology support at no cost to families.

6 services

How 2 Love Our Cops supports law enforcement and first responder families across the United States. They offer a 24/7 non-emergency family helpline, peer support from trained law enforcement family members, education, resources, events, and a directory of mental health clinicians.

11 services

The Global Foundation for Peroxisomal Disorders helps people and families affected by peroxisomal disorders, including Zellweger spectrum disorders and related single-enzyme disorders. It offers family support, private online support groups, education, equipment exchange, research updates, advocacy, and awareness events.

12 services

Embrace Grace, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit that helps people facing unexpected pregnancies find support through local church programs. It offers groups for pregnant single moms, single moms, and young dads, plus free Love Boxes for eligible unmarried pregnant women.

7 services

Auditory Verbal Center (AVC) is a nonprofit that helps deaf and hard-of-hearing children and adults learn to listen and speak. They offer auditory-verbal therapy, teletherapy, Spanish-language therapy, audiology care, hearing aids, cochlear implant support, and a Georgia hearing aid loaner program for very young children.

7 services

Road to Hire is a Charlotte-based nonprofit that helps young people move from high school into college, apprenticeships, and good jobs. Its current website focuses on Charlotte students and young adults, with high school support, college scholarships, mentoring, and paid tech apprenticeships.

5 services

The Shannon Foundation is a Denver-based nonprofit that helps pay for medical care for children whose families cannot afford it. It works through hospital social workers across the country and has helped pay for medicine, tests, procedures, equipment, hospital visits, surgery, co-pays, chemotherapy, and physical therapy.

2 services

Forsyth County DFCS is the local county office of Georgia’s Division of Family and Children Services. It helps people apply for and manage benefits like SNAP food assistance, Medicaid, and TANF, and it handles child welfare services such as child protective services, foster care, and adoption referrals.

10 services