We’ve spent many weeks preparing our Angels’ Arms home in Shaw Park for a new foster family. There were numerous volunteers who dedicated their time to painting, cleaning, organizing and assembling furniture for the Jewett family. Foster Mom, Brittnay, and the four children in her care are thrilled to have a new place to call […]
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We are asking for your help in furnishing two of our homes. We are are in need of furniture and supplies for bedrooms, kitchens, family rooms and play spaces. FURNITURE NEEDS: Family Room Living room chairs Rugs Shelves Desk Bedroom Toddler beds Mattresses Rugs Toys and other […]
May 24th was an exciting day at Angels’ Arms! 💙 Our friend Julie Treloar paid us a visit to drop off special gifts for two new youth in our homes, including the 2,000th quilt made by DenimQuilts. These one-of-a-kind blankets provide so much warmth and comfort to the children in our homes. Over the last […]
Two down, 11 to go! That is how many homes are available for our Fund-A-Family program. This unique program involves a company selecting a home and supporting the needs of both the actual house and foster family. Additionally, the program provides opportunities for the employees of these businesses to become involved with the family in […]
Angels’ Arms foster parent, Barb Bocklage, was recently honored as a 2019 Lindbergh Leader. The award recognizes individuals who provide leadership and service to Lindbergh Schools and the community. This award is an honor for individuals who continue to give back, making the community a better place to live. “Barb has gone above and beyond, […]
We’re so excited to finally announce our new partnership with Ronnoco Coffee Company. They’ve adopted the Angels’ Arms house in Ballwin and will provide ongoing support to the family including everything from birthday parties to home maintenance, holiday adoptions and more. We’re so grateful to Ronnoco for their commitment to our children. 💗
Last September, our Angels’ Arms home in Ferguson was destroyed by a fire. The foster family was out of town and thankfully no one was hurt, but all their belongings were lost. “We came home to a devastating realization that our beautiful home on Maple Avenue had caught fire. It was so surreal. But the […]
We’re saddened to announce that over Labor Day weekend, there was a house fire at our Angels’ Arms home in Ferguson. Foster parents, Jenny and Shane Tripp, along with their three foster children, were out of town when the fire occurred and are safe from any harm.  Unfortunately, there was significant fire damage to much of the […]
An open letter to everyone I know. ~ Bess Wilfong I just returned from one of our Angels’ Arms homes. I feel a strong obligation to share with you what is happening right here in our community. Far too many of the children coming into care are in situations that are similar to those occurring in […]
The struggle (to keep the pantry stocked) is real. Summer time for foster families means having to provide 3 meals per day for 6+ children, not to mention all the snacks. The next time you are at the grocery store, please pick up a few extra things and drop them off to the Angels’ Arms […]