Isaiah's Place

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

HAPPY RETIREMENT KIM!! One person has helped so many lives on this team and in this ministry. Kim, from almost 7 years you’ve been a blessing to Isaiah’s place. You’ve been a prayer warrior lifting this ministry up in many ways that will never will never fully see, but all of us have felt. You have been competitive in the best way in any position that you held here always pushing forward and especially so that more children could find homes and more families could say, "Yes". You’ve been loyal through thick and thin. You stayed when things were hard and you leaned in. When challenges came you rose to meet them, and because of that, lives were changed. There are children today in forever homes because of your work. There are families who found hope because you walked alongside them. You didn’t just do a job here, you helped give people a new beginning together. You have advocated in churches for foster care, raised funds for the cause, attended adoptions and courtroom cases, cried and celebrated with families. We are "Better Together" because of your faithfulness to Isaiah's place! Enjoy your grandma era!

05/30/2026

This is foster care. 💔💝
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05/27/2026

A hard foster care awareness fact for May. You can make a difference! Visit, www.isaiahsplace.com to learn more.

05/26/2026

May is Mental Health awareness month, Parents and caregivers are often the first to notice when something feels different. Changes in mood, sleep, appetite, or behavior may signal a young person needs support. https://www.samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone/helping-your-child

05/26/2026

You can do this! If you have ever had the tug at your heart to explore fostering please reach out and ask questions! We would love to explain the process or just answer any general questions about foster care.
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05/22/2026

🎓🎓Nationally, only about 55% to 65% of foster youth graduate from high school, compared to the 85% to 90% graduation rate of the general student population. The remaining students frequently drop out or age out of the system with alternative credentials like a GED.The gap in high school completion is largely attributed to the systemic instability and trauma these students face. The frequent school changes that often accompany foster placements make it incredibly difficult for students to maintain academic momentum.
55% isn’t good enough. Together, we can change that.

💙✨ May is Foster Care Awareness Month—a time to recognize the critical work still ahead for the thousands of children in need of safe, loving homes.

05/21/2026

We want to take a moment and reflect on our fundraiser on May 2nd, All in For Kids, an event we’ve co-hosted with Troy Ohio Rotary Club and Seeds of Hope OH for the last 4 years. This event was a wonderful evening with lots of unique auction items, an exciting Derby race, festive music from New Mountain Heritage Bluegrass and a time to share more about the work we do everyday to help kids in our community who have been affected by abuse. We appreciate everyone who attended the event, those who donated an auction item, everyone who helped set up/tear down and especially our sponsors who made sure the event was supported and successful. A special shout out to our presenting sponsor Outdoor Enterprise , as well as Milcon, Level MB Construction , , , Edward Jones, Kasi Services , Vantage Signs , Lightning Electric Inc. , Buckeye Business Solutions, Kentner Sellers LLP, Koverman Staley Dickerson Insurance , , Innovative Office Solutions, and for allowing us to use your beautiful new space!!