Made for Home Fall Benefit ‘23
As our community sees the needs for children in foster care, it is evident that every child is Made for Home. On October 3, 2023, Fostering Family Ministries held their first fundraising benefit dinner at Mount Vernon Estate in Ashland. The benefit raised over $50,000 in pledges and donations.
Samaritan Hospital foundation graciously offered a matching challenge for up to $15,000, and local donors matched every bit of this through sponsorships and gifts. Many are celebrating all that God is doing in foster care and are excited to see how He continues to work!
As their first banquet, Fostering Family Ministries hosted over 160 guests and special guest speaker Krysta Bouquet, who shared her story of God’s work in her life, rescuing her from a family immersed in drugs and criminal activity, placing her in the care of church families.
Fostering Family Ministries also debuted testimonial videos at the event featuring foster parents, care teams, churches, and pastors that serve those in foster care.
A special thank you to the sponsors of Made for Home 2023!
Champion $15,000+
Samaritan Hospital Foundation
Diamond $10,000+
Sutton Bank
Gold $1,000+
Charles & Melody Barnes
Roger & Perri Snyder
Crossroads Church
Silver (Whole Table) $500+
Bethel Chapel
Tim & Anne Cowen
Matthew & Kelly Harris
Mount Vernon Estates Event Center
Heritage Baptist Church
Armstrong & Ditz Accounting
Bronze (Half Table) $250+
Anonymous
Jerry & Jeanie Rotramel
Matt & Melanie Miller
Brethren Care Village
Cabinet Restylers
Janis Marhenke
Karen Laughery
John & Sherry Bouquet
Centerra Co-Op
Cross Connect Church
Located in north-central Ohio, Fostering Family Ministries exists to motivate, organize, and equip churches and community partners to serve the needs of foster children in their community. Founded in Ashland County in 2016, FFM has expanded to include counties across North Central Ohio with a growing coalition of churches and community supporters. FFM seeks to continue to cultivate foster care ministry within churches until there are more than enough loving families and care teams for vulnerable children and families in foster care. For more information about FFM, visit www.fosteringfamilyministries.org.