Showing posts with label special needs adoption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label special needs adoption. Show all posts

Thursday, November 29, 2012

A Home for a Special Needs Orphan




 Quinten, age 3


If everyone could please take time out of their busy schedules to just post a link to this sweet little boy's page, I would be extremely grateful:

http://reecesrainbow.org/19145/quinten-2h

I began raising money for a potential adoptive family to use to bring this dear little boy home in the winter of 2011.  He now faces transfer as early as the summer of 2013 to an adult mental institution where he may never be eligible for adoption again.  He reminds me so much of my own son with Down Syndrome that I could not turn my back.  Won't you please help me?  It will only take a minute of your time and with the click of a mouse you just may make the difference for this little boy and bring him the miracle he so desperately needs.


Friday, March 9, 2012

Dmitry - Someone Please Adopt Me!

If we could all take just a moment to share and/or donate to this sweet little boy, who will soon "age out" of the orphanage and be sent to an adult mental institution, his family just may see him and rescue him from a life of hell:

Dmitry




Date of Birth: May 2006
Gender: Male
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blond
Character: Sociable

$3518.50 is available towards the cost of my adoption!

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

A Family for Chandler & Robert


Chandler, born January 2010

Look at those big blue eyes!!

Chandler has Down syndrome and a patent foramen ovale – which is a small hole between the chambers of the heart.  This is common in childhood, and often closes without any medical intervention.

These children are blessed to be in an excellent orphanage, however this region typically requires 3 trips. This is a great orphanage and the children receive excellent care, and there is minimal travel in-country.  This orphanage is close to the Capital city, so it's fantastic for sight-seeing.

Reece's Rainbow has had many successful adoptions from this orphanage, and know families that are willing to share their experiences.
Robert, born 2009

Robert is only a month older than Chandler and they are in the same orphanage; they could be adopted together and grow up as brothers!

He has Down syndrome and a patent foramen ovale – which is a small hole between the chambers of the heart.  This is common in childhood, and often closes without any medical intervention.
http://reecesrainbow.org/17790/robert507

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Teamwork Tuesday Child of the Week - Robert


This sweet little boy was born in December of 2009 and needs a mom and dad to call his own!

The following is from the Reece's Rainbow Web site:

Robert is just up from his nap — and look how bright-eyed he is!   He has a couple of little teeth peeking out on the bottom, too :)

He has Down syndrome and a patent foramen ovale – which is a small hole between the chambers of the heart.  This is common in childhood, and often closes without any medical intervention.
These children are blessed to be in an excellent orphanage, however this region typically requires 3 trips.  This is a great orphanage and the children receive excellent care, and there is minimal travel in-country.  This orphanage is close to the capital city, so it's fantastic for sight-seeing.  
We have had many successful adoptions from this orphanage, and families are willing to share their experiences.
$1124.00 is available towards the cost of my adoption! 
 
Please share Robert in the hopes his family will find him.  

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

“Once our eyes are opened, we can’t pretend we don’t know what to do. God, who weighs our hearts and keeps our souls, knows what we know, and holds us responsible to act.” -Proverbs 24:12



My major fundraising project for Quinten is winding down to a close.  At least 340.00+ has been raised through monetary donations, raffle sales and silent auction items.  Now we just have to wait for the final tallies from the home party sales reps to determine the final outcome.  I am also closing out my candle sales today and will tally those funds up as well.

This has been time consuming and lots of work, but I loved every minute of it.  My youngest son Liam even got in on the act by painting a picture of a Christmas tree and selling it for the very precise amount of 5.03.  When a close friend of mine bought it, he turned to me and asked for the money so I had to explain it all to him again but I think he gets it now!  :-)  Hoping I am planting a seed in him that will grow with time.

Now if only Quinten would find a family, this project would be complete!  Please join me in advocating for him and all the other orphans who are running out of time.

Also, if you have any thoughts or ideas on fundraising, please leave a comment below.  Ideas are always welcome!