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The Need
The statistics don't tell the whole story.
Hover to see what happens when people show up.
50%
of youth in foster care do not graduate high school
Youth in relationship-based programs graduate on time, or stay on track to graduate.
1 in 5
youth in foster care face homelessness by age 18
Youth matched with a consistent mentor stay connected long after the program ends.
50%
of foster homes close within the first year
Consistent, relationship-based support raises caregiver retention well above the national average.
80%
of children in foster care experience significant mental health challenges
Consistent relationships improve emotional health, normalcy, and social well-being.
These outcomes stem from isolation and instability. We believe relationships change them.
The statistics don't tell the whole story.
Tap to see what happens when people show up.
Ways to Get Involved
Not everyone is called to foster or adopt
— but everyone can play a role.
01.
monthly giving
Join Angel Alliance
Become a monthly donor and invest in the ongoing transformation of foster care. Recurring gifts fund the consistency that makes lasting change possible.
02.
love box®
Volunteer
Walk alongside a local family through our Love Box® program. Volunteers commit to consistent, in-person connection — bringing practical support and steady presence.
03.
Dare to dream®
Mentor
Guide a young person, ages 11–22, through one-on-one mentorship. Mentors help youth reach academic, career, and life milestones through consistent relationship.
04.
Corporate & Community
Partner
Align your company or organization with measurable impact. From employee engagement to strategic giving, partnerships create lasting change at scale.
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More than 4,000 children across Central Texas are impacted by foster care.
Our vision is to ensure every one of them has access to consistent relationships and community.
We can’t do it without you. Your gift fuels relational support for those who need it most.
Not everyone is called to foster or adopt but everyone can make a difference in a child’s life.
– Judge John Hathaway