Maria, 15, wanted to participate in a local church quinceañera, but her parents couldn’t afford a dress. With support from Alice’s Kids, they received gift cards to purchase what she needed, allowing Maria to take part in this meaningful celebration. The experience created lasting family memories and strengthened their connection to the community.
- Resident Services Coordinator
Arlington VAAmanda (12) did not want to go to school because she felt self-conscious about not having new clothes for the school year. Her mother couldn't afford to buy the clothes. With a donation from Alice's Kids, her mother was able to take Amanda shopping for new clothes.
“Amanda was thrilled, her self-esteem improved, and she became more engaged in school activities. This support significantly impacted the family, as Amanda is now more willing to attend school and participate actively."
-Coordinator, The Link Family Resource Center Paso Robles CAA family with four children was displaced by a house fire and they lost many items. The children were visibly upset and unable to focus in class as they struggled to cope with the trauma of the fire. Alice’s Kids quickly provided a gift certificate for essentials like blankets, pillows, and clothing.
"Two weeks later, the children have shown remarkable improvement in their emotional well-being and focus at school and their mother expressed heartfelt gratitude. Alice's Kids made a profound difference in the family's recovery process, helping them regain stability and hope."
-School Counselor
Omaha NERebecca, a straight-A student and varsity basketball player, needed professional attire for scholarship interviews, but her family lacked the resources. Alice’s Kids provided funds for a suit and shoes, helping her make a strong first impression. With renewed confidence, she secured several scholarships and will attend California State Polytechnic University to study architecture.
- College & Career Center Specialist,
San Luis Obispo CA