Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Our team cares so deeply for you and wants you to know that in the busyness of the season, you are on our minds.

As Thanksgiving approaches, we pray that your hearts and your plates would be full-that you would find abundance in the kindness of others and comfort in the unfailing Love of God.

If no one’s told you this lately—you are not invisible. Not to me. And certainly not to God.

Happy Fall! We’re thinking about you and cheering you on as so many of you have begun a new semester of school or a new job this month.

She now felt the call of God to share the life-changing truths she’d discovered and write for the healing and empowerment of others.

Aaron spent 13 years in the foster care system before aging out at 18 — a turning point that brought more questions than answers.

At 18, Alexandria faced the world alone. No safety net. No guidance. Just dreams weighed down by uncertainty.

Did you know that there are over 900 young adults just like you reading this email right now?

In this newsletter, one of our staff members (a former foster youth) shares about how Jesus met her in her pain and suffering.

Life-giving activities scheduled into your day can help you reset in healthy ways.

As the holiday season approaches, we want to take this opportunity to let you know how special you are to all of us at Dream Makers.

Here is a story that shows an example of how a perspective change can change your experience in life!

One of our Dream Makers supporters has shared some great insight and tips for selling items online!

Telescope thinking allows us to see the big picture, feeds a curious nature, and allows us to dream. Our posture tends to rise, and there's a sense of wonder. A sense of possibility.

You are worthy of being held space for in whatever this Mother’s Day looks like for you. I am praying that you will find yourself in opportunities to be more known this May and that peace and rest will find you in the healing.

I would love to tell you a little bit about my life and how resiliency was a necessity for me. I grew up in rural Maryland. We lived in a very small house next to a farm where my parents rented the home.

Do you wonder why you repeat unwanted behaviors? Are you confused by your response to seemingly "small" events? Would you like to better understand yourself and those you love?

Growing up, (even in college), the night before the first day of school was overwhelming for me. It was like every possible "what-if" would crawl into my mind and then go into a sprint taking over my being and sense of control.

Holidays bring up memories that are different for all of us. Personally, most of my holiday memories have been ones I wish I could forget.

I knew college was something I wanted to do. I wanted to do everything I could to not become what my parents were and I wanted to prove I was worthy of this.