Support Our Mission
Invest in the well-being
of children and families.
Our goal is to provide foster children with the
same opportunities as other children.
Your financial contribution is an investment into their future.
The average cost of raising a child is estimated around $21,000/year. When a foster child enters into the care of a foster family, families only receive a fraction of this.
With your monthly investment,
we are able to expand our products and services
to safeguard the well-being of families.
Program Development
Consider this our R & D department, but instead of developing new weapons and gadgets for batman, we are in the process of developing and launching services to support struggling families.
While we can't say much about these programs at the moment, we will be targeting financial education and home maintenance and repairs for single parents and low income children.
Off-Setting Expenses of Foster Families
We don't need to tell you, living is expensive. If you have kids AND you work full time, you probably pay about a zillion dollars just for daycare. And when those kids become teens and they can finally stay home by themselves, they'll eat that amount of money in food each week.
To help off-set this, we provide resources to our foster families with your donated dollars. All of our foster families receive deeply discounted daycare rates, have the option to be enrolled in our Champions program, ongoing training and education on being a foster parents, and a myriad of other resources that come up along the way.
Your donation helps us invest in the well-being of our team
because we know their well-being will
directly impact the well-being of our children and families.
Stabilizing the Industry
We've seen it again and again. A young 20 something just graduated college. They have a social work degree, or something in the world of human services. They're going to change the world, so, they go work for a non-profit.
Everyday they see the most difficult aspects of humanity. Children abandoned, abused, and traumatized. They work late, come in early. Don't have time to pack lunch. And then wonder if they can even afford to buy lunch. Eventually they leave. They want to start a family. Make money to support their family. The families and children they support say goodbye. They've seen this before too. Social worker after social worker coming in and out of their lives. They close their hearts to new people. We at AGC do everything we can to fight against that…