Our Impact

Our Faith Partners have made it possible for children in foster care/adoptive families to feel the love of community.

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Individuals have volunteered with us

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Children and Families in foster care have been served

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Faith Communities have partnered with us

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Parents have been supported and encouraged

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Children in foster care have been covered in prayer

Our Impact

These inspiring stories will make you want to jump up and do something now!

4 and 5 Grade Students Summer “SERVE CAMP”

RiverPointe Church + Missouri City + Ft. Bend Rainbow Room + Cultivating Families Teri Emanuel, RPC|WE Children's Director at the Missouri City campus, contacted Cultivating Families to collaborate on a summer service project for their 4th- and 5th-grade youth. An on- site project that allowed the youth to gain a broader understanding of the people […]

Cultivating Families Leads Mission Rotation at Christ UMC's VBS

Christ UMC, Sugar Land, Invited Cultivating Families to lead a Missions Rotation during their Vacation Bible School offered July 14-17, 2024 Churches offering Vacation Bible School (VBS) often look for a mission project for the children to learn about the world around them and ways they can help others at any age. Our goal for […]

FBISD Student-Athlete Leaders built beds for children in local foster care

Ten outstanding young athletes from each of the twelve Ft. Bend County High Schools, selected as leaders on their teams and campuses, attended the FBISD Student-Athlete Leadership Summit. Cultivating Families was excited to participate in this year’s summit, held at River Point Church, Missouri City, on July 26. The student-athletes heard from inspiring speakers about […]

Knitted Animals with Matching Masks for Children in Foster Care

Not long after the pandemic began, Karen Palfreyman, a volunteer from St. Peter’s UMC, Katy, TX., reached out to Cultivating Families to ask if she could donate knitted animals for children in foster care. At that time, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, masks were the number one request from Child Protective Services (CPS). They needed […]