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12.01.2011: Your Gift To Help a Child is Doubled!

Help a child for Christmas and make twice the impact! Through the $200,000 gift challenge, the amount of your financial gift is doubled. All financial donations will be matched dollar for dollar up to the $200,000 challenge total. All gifts must be received before January 31, 2012. Help immediately by making an online donation. You can also give the perfect Christmas gift by making your contribution in honor or memory of someone special. Click here to give online.... more

11.23.2011: New Family Care Program Serves Moms and Children

Baptist Children’s Homes has launched a new residential program to empower single mothers and their children for success. Family Care moves children and their moms from crisis into goal-focused living environments within safe, comfortable residential cottages. There, mothers learn the skills they need to maintain stable homes, steady jobs, and sufficient income to provide for their children. The goal is to help moms to regain control of their lives in a safe, goal-focused home. Click to learn more.... more

11.03.2011: See Kourri at Convention Annual Meeting

Kourri will join Baptist Children's Homes president Michael C. Blackwell on stage during the Annual Meeting of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina on Tuesday, November 8 at 1:55 p.m. Please join us and hear in person how Kourri's life has changed since coming to Baptist Children's Homes. Click for more details.... more

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Stories

Stories

Camp Duncan Gives Kelsey Hope

Kelsey says she showed little anger toward her father during the trial. Although his abuse had become unbearable, she was just glad it was over. After living nine years out of state, she was moving back to live with her mother. In North Carolina, then 13-year-old Kelsey was given a new start.... more