Giving Tuesday
Give by December 1st and help us raise $20,000 for children in foster and kinship care across Georgia. Every dollar counts.
Help a Child in Foster or Kinship Care This GivingTuesday
Last year, nearly 3,000 displaced children in foster and kinship care across Georgia received clothing, shoes, toys, books, school supplies, safe infant care equipment, and more from Foster Care Support Foundation, free of charge. This winter, that includes warm coats, hats, gloves and winter pajamas to get them through the cold months.
Having clothes that fit and a few things of their own helps a child feel comfortable at school, confident with friends and settled at home. It helps their family too. The grandparents, relatives and foster parents caring for them can focus on the child, with less financial strain.
Early giving is open now through GivingTuesday, December 1. Every gift made here is added to our GivingTuesday total, and every dollar counts.
Where your gift goes
82% FosterCares™ Distribution Program
10% Grands Raising Grands Holiday Wish Program
8% Youth aging out of care
On GAgives: use the form above or visit gagives.org/story/GivingTuesday26
By text: text fostercares to 844-844-6844.
or to use FCSF’s own giving platform: use the form below.
Three ways to give
Help a Child in Care Stay Warm This Winter
Donate for Giving Tuesday
Your generosity ensures that every child we serve has access to clothing, school supplies, and toys, as well as hope for a brighter future. Thank you for helping us continue this vital work!
Sponsor-a-Child
When you commit to giving monthly, you create steady support for children in foster and relative care across Georgia. For as little as $25 a month, your gift means a child isn’t just helped once — they are supported year-round, reminding them that their community hasn’t forgotten them.
👉 Become a monthly sponsor this Giving Tuesday and walk alongside a child as they grow.
More Ways to Give
There are many things that in-kind donations cannot do, such as payment for our facility and regular staff to lead our thousands of annual volunteers that help us serve thousands of children each year. Whatever way you choose to give, your contribution makes an impact!
Volunteer
At FCSF, every hour you give multiplies far beyond the walls of our distribution center. By sorting donations, filling clothing orders, upcycling bicycles, or assisting in our resale shop, you’re helping ensure thousands of displaced children across Georgia receive the essentials they need. Your time not only provides clothing, toys, and infant equipment, but also relieves the heavy burden on grandparents, relatives, and foster parents who step in to care for them.
Whether you join us individually or bring a group, your efforts create dignity for children, stability for families, and hope for the future. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator today to schedule your day of impact.
Donate Goods
This Giving Tuesday, your in-kind donations provide clothing, shoes, toys, and essentials that help children in foster and relative care feel cared for and included. Every item makes their daily lives a little brighter and more stable.
To ensure we can process your generosity efficiently, donations are accepted at our Mansell Place Distribution Center by appointment only.
📌 If no dates are available: we may be at capacity, closed for a holiday, or completing inventory. Please check back as new dates open.
Click here to schedule a Donation Drop Off Appointment
Reference: See what Items We Need Most
You can help us by remembering us in your monthly giving, endowments or special honoring or memorial giving. A tax deductible receipt will be sent to you for your donation.
We support all corporate matching gift programs. Please check with your employer to see if your company matches charitable donations or volunteer hours. It’s an easy way to double the impact of your donated funds or time.
You can also donate via mail by sending your check or money order to:
Foster Care Support Foundation
115 Mansell Place
Roswell, GA 30076
*Please include “Giving Tuesday” in the Memo Line