Keep a foster family supported.
Keep a community close.
Every gift to Families 4 Families funds the model that delivers 9 in 10 retention and the local community that makes safe reunification possible. Nine offices, one mission, and an operations footprint that turns each dollar into specific work.
Where the money actually goes.
An operations footprint that turns each dollar into specific work across nine regions.
Fills a birthday bag with gifts from F4F for a child in foster care — a marker of care from the agency, so their day is celebrated no matter where they wake up.
Funds a monthly regional support group for foster parents — the room where families trade wisdom, decompress, and remember they aren’t doing this alone.
Sponsors a Date Night — a monthly event where F4F staff watch foster families’ children at a partner church so parents can get a real evening away together.
Opens a new F4F foster home — the licensing, training, home study, and startup support required to bring one more Georgia family into the network.
Three ways to start.
Start with the three most common paths.
Become a sustaining partner
The most leveraged way to support F4F. Predictable monthly revenue lets us plan family support, training, and regional operations year-round.
Set up monthly giving →Attend a regional gala
Where our community gathers — families, partner churches, supporters, and staff. Most regions hold one annual event.
Find a gala →Eight ways to give.
F4F accepts gifts in eight different forms. Pick the one that fits how you give.
Mail a check
Make checks payable to Families 4 Families. Mail to 3915 Harrison Rd, Suite 500, Loganville, GA 30052. Include your email and we’ll send a thank-you note and receipt.
Donate items
Our Amazon Wish List has supplies foster families need — clothing, school items, household goods. Every item purchased ships directly to a family.
Corporate giving
Your business can support F4F through sponsorship, matching gifts, or designated giving. Corporate partnerships are set up directly with F4F leadership.
Stocks and bonds
Donating appreciated stock or bonds can be more tax-efficient than cash for many donors. See the stock giving information sheet.
Giving through an IRA
Donors over 70½ can give directly from a traditional IRA via a qualified charitable distribution (QCD), satisfying required minimum distributions without increasing taxable income. See the IRA giving information sheet.
Donor-advised funds (DAF)
A DAF lets you recommend a grant to F4F from your fund at any time. Recommend a gift through DAF Direct.
Planned giving
Include F4F in your estate plans — bequest, retirement account beneficiary, charitable trust — to leave a legacy of support for Georgia’s foster children. See the planned giving information sheet.
Major gifts
Donors interested in commitments above standard tiers, large stock gifts, or planned giving conversations work directly with F4F leadership.
To arrange corporate giving, a gift of stock, an IRA distribution, a DAF grant, a planned gift, or a major gift, contact Brette Safadi, Chief Operating Officer, at brette@families4families.cc.
When you give to F4F, you’re funding the model.
Most foster care nonprofits ask donors to fund the system as it exists. F4F asks donors to fund a specific model.
Community stays close to every family.
Every foster family we license is backed by a regional office, partner churches, and other foster families within reach. That local backbone is what helps families sustain — and helps children heal — through the season until their family is ready.
Foster families aren’t isolated.
Local churches across all nine regions wrap around them with meals, prayer, respite, and presence. That support is why 9 in 10 of our families are still fostering after their first year.
Regional execution, everywhere.
Nine offices serving every part of Georgia. Children in foster care come from every county; foster families need to be recruited and supported in every region. Scale matters because the need is statewide.
See the impact every month.
Short, specific updates on lives changed, families licensed, and outcomes from the previous month. Real stories, real numbers, sent monthly.
Our books are open because donor trust is earned.
F4F publishes IRS Form 990 filings, audited financials, and our annual report — because donor trust is earned through visibility, not asked for through appeals.
Fund the work
that keeps it going.
9 offices across Georgia. One mission: families staying together.
