Fear. Distress. These are things an
abusive home creates.
Sadness.
Please Help Us. Our mission is to give children
the things they need to heal
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When a child escapes abuse within their home, they need support to weather the crisis, heal, and move forward. Things of My Very Own, Inc. is a lifeline for children fleeing abuse. From providing basic necessities to teaching life skills that instill confidence and self-worth, our services lift fragile children from a place of harm to one of hope.

Helping Children Heal

When a child escapes abuse within their home, they need support to weather the crisis, heal, and move forward. Things of My Very Own, Inc. is a lifeline for children fleeing abuse. From providing basic necessities to teaching life skills that instill confidence and self-worth, our services lift fragile children from a place of harm to one of hope.

Hear about the positive impact our efforts make.

Things of My Very Own, Inc. provides crisis intervention services to children impacted by extensive abuse and/or neglect.

Services are also available to children who are, solely due to the lack of items necessary for sustainability, at risk of a Child Protective Services intervention.

Our goal is to keep children together with non-abusive family members, and out of the foster care system, whenever possible.

Hear about the positive impact our efforts make.

Things of My Very Own, Inc. provides crisis intervention services to children impacted by extensive abuse and/or neglect.

Services are also available to children who are, solely due to the lack of items necessary for sustainability, at risk of a Child Protective Services intervention.

Our goal is to keep children together with non-abusive family members, and out of the foster care system, whenever possible.

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Things of My Very Own

A 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization that helps children in crisis.

All programs at the Crisis Intervention Center are operating as scheduled today, however those wishing to reschedule due to air quality concerns may do so by calling the office. We are also sending several of our team members home (with pay) out of an abundance of caution. The safety of those we serve and our team members is our priority. ... See MoreSee Less

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Are you taking donations today? I have clothes I was going to drop off

When we shared that our shelves were empty, you answered with incredible generosity.

Because of your support, we were able to provide food to children and families at the exact moment they needed it most. In fact, donations began arriving just as we were preparing to tell several of our guests that we had nothing left to give.

Summer is one of the hardest times of the year for children facing food insecurity. While our shelves are no longer completely empty, the need never stops.

From all of us at Things of My Very Own, thank you for standing beside children in crisis and reminding them that their community cares. ❤️

If you'd like to help us be ready for the next child in crisis who walks through our doors, you can make a donation here: bit.ly/3Tp931H
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8 CommentsComment on Facebook

Great to see 💙

Do you except used shoes? I have many pairs of women's size 10 and 11 that I'm looking to donate

What food products do you need the most or products that you don’t get often that you could use more of?

Deb Drew thanks, sweetie

Do you have an amazon wishlist?

Dan!!!

Just passing this along as well: captaincares.org/what-we-do/summer-meals.html

I am happy to see folks helped out with your food shortage. I am sure you are aware, but some might not, that many local schools can assist School Age Children over the summer. The following article has a list of many local schools where Under 18 Children can pick up food during the next month. www.news10.com/classroom-progress-report/free-summer-meal-programs-at-school-districts-across-the...

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