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ALL WE SEE IS THEIR FUTURE

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MAKE THEIR FUTURE BRIGHT

ONE BRIGHT STAR

Once a year Santa comes to visit the Bowling Lane to help bring some magic into the lives of Foster group home kids. Each kid gets a chance to meet him while they bowl. Snacks abound, and volunteers bring an heir of joy and merriemnt to the day. And before leaving, each child is given 3 personalized gifts based on their wishlists given to Santa.

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ARIOZNA FOSTER CARE TAX CREDIT 2023

individual donors may donate up to

$526

joint filing donors may donate up to

$1051

your donation may qualify for a dollar for dollar credit when filing your 2023 arizona state taxes

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 THEIR FUTURE IS NOW

Youth are amazing! They hope, dream, challenge, learn and lay the groundwork for their futures and ours.

The education, experience and family values instilled in a teen will follow them for the rest of their lives.

Every day, youth in society are exposed to unhealthy and unstable futures. OCJ Kids’ mission is to equip foster and at-risk children and youth by providing them tools, resources, and positive role models to succeed and excel in every area of life.

 

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OCJ Kids offer such an important service to the community. Everything they do is from the heart to help kids on need, from crisis situations to Foster help. They are amazing.

-Gale Rogers-

Fantastic organization. Foster and at-risk children are provided resources and personal items. Events give the children memories they wouldn’t have otherwise. At Christmas they make sure each child receives a personal gift that is on the list of things they want. Very special organization!!!

-James Aboltin-

An awesome organization that helps at-risk children. We volunteered tonight to help pack 800 backpacks w/the school supplies they will need. It was fun and felt good to know we were helping children🤗

-Kaihley Reiner-

The best people in the world! Shevaun has become a great friend and a great support in helping Arizona Foster Children.

-Colors To Heaven-

OCJ Kids provides a necessary service for Foster kids entering and leaving the system. They work with DCS to supply clothing, diapers, hygiene items, suitcases and more to the social worker that has to pick up the kids. The owners truly care about these kids and have dedicated their lives to serving these kids that are scared, abused, and deprived of a family that cares about them. Learn their story and visit their facility – and even better – DONATE. They provide hope for kids with none.

-Gale Borre Rogers-

I cannot say ENOUGH great things about OCJ Kids. The staff is beyond implicated and devoted to truly having an impact on the lives and futures of our youth that have been in the foster system. They always look for innovative and creative ways to bring awareness to the need of donations and supplies to their causes, and provide such HOPE, RESOURCES, and TRUE SERVICE to children in need of encouragement.

Their philosophy and mission/vision of improving the lives of foster children throughout Arizona, and ultimately, America is commendable. Children in the foster care system often find themselves forgotten and neglected by the public. They collaborate with community partners and the public at large to bring resources to foster youth and use service-learning activities to educate volunteers on issues surrounding the foster care system, and ways of improving it.

-Denisa Barbur-