Join us as we honor the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks & promote unity, service, and remembrance. 

Since 2019, Foster Kids Charity has proudly participated in the September 11 Day of Service and Remembrance, joining communities across the nation in honoring the lives lost on September 11 through meaningful acts of service.

The September 11 Day of Service is recognized as the largest annual day of charitable service in the United States. It transforms a day of remembrance into a day of unity, compassion, and action.

Day of Service Project - Creating 2,977 Snack Bags for Foster Children in State Care

On Friday, September 11, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Foster Kids Charity will prepare 2,977 snack bags, one for each victim of the September 11 attacks. We are planning three different events/locations and need volunteers, supplies and funds to reach our goal. 

Who Will Be Served

• Children      waiting in family and child welfare courts
• Children      served through advocacy centers
• Foster      children entering emergency placements
• Children      supported by partner child welfare agencies throughout DFW

Sponsors & volunteers needed! 

Ways to Donate

Supplies can be shipped to our office:    
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/9S345ZLDR2LW?ref_=wl_share 

Credit Card: Visit our website to donate securely
Check: Foster Kids Charity, 6750 Hillcrest Plaza Drive, Suite 326, Dallas, TX 75230
Venmo: @fosterkids
Zelle: Michelle@fosterkidscharity.org
PayPal: michelle@fosterkidscharity.org

We thank you for your support! if you are interested in conducting a supply drive, or volunteer please email michelle@fosterkidscharity.org 

We have several opportunities for volunteers to get involved:

Help us meet the needs of foster children and teens with essential and uplifting items:

• Snack Bags: Individual snacks to create care packages for children served at the local adoption court.
• Foster Teen Essentials:
  • Deodorant, perfume, and makeup
  • Male and female hair care products
  • Socks
  • Gift cards for popular retail shops and restaurants (favorites include In-N-Out, McDonald’s, Subway, Walmart, Kroger, and Ulta)

Many foster teens don’t have access to their own devices, which are critical for education, work, and staying connected.
We need:

• Laptops (new)
• Tablets (new)
• Smartphones (new or refurbished and reset)
• Tripods, Bluetooth headphones/earbuds, Bluetooth speakers, and other gadgets

Diary-style notebooks and pens are simple yet impactful tools for teens to express themselves and stay organized.

Donate tickets for:

• Movies
• Sporting events
• Community events

Financial contributions allow us to address the specific needs of foster youth all year round. Your donations can:

• Help purchase the items listed above.
• Create a dedicated Foster Teen Fund, so we can respond quickly to requests from teens aging out of care, graduating high school, or needing support for independent living.

Foster Kids Charity is committed to supporting foster youth, foster parents, and kinship families. By volunteering your time, skills, or resources, you directly contribute to changing lives.

Do you have access to paid volunteer hours through your employer? We’d love to have you! Whether you can volunteer regularly or only once in a while, every hour counts.

Foster Kids Charity welcomes middle school and high school students who need verified community service hours for school programs, graduation requirements, clubs, or scholarships.

Because we are a small nonprofit organization, student volunteers play an important role in helping us reach more people and collect essential items for children in foster care.

Students can earn community service hours by helping with community outreach, awareness building, and donation collection efforts.

Our programs are designed so students can participate independently, from school, or from home.

We offer several flexible opportunities for students to earn verified community service hours.

Students can earn 5 hours by helping expand awareness of our mission.

Students prepare a list of 100 potential supporters who may be interested in learning about our charity. 

Examples may include:

• Friends and family
   
• Teachers or school staff
   
• Neighbors
   
• Community members
   
• Local businesses
   

This activity helps support: Community outreach, fundraising support, awareness building for children in foster care
 

Students can earn 10 hours by helping promote our urgent and immediate needs.

Because we rely on community donations, spreading the word helps us reach people who may be able to help.

Students can promote our needs through:

• Email outreach to friends and family
   
• Social media posts
   
• Sharing our donation needs with community groups
   

Students should copy our organization on outreach emails sent to potential donors AND tag our Instagram account when posting about our needs
 

Students can earn 20 community service hours by organizing a donation drive to collect items needed for our programs.

• Promote the donation drive online and onsite
   
• Set up a donation box at school, a workplace, or a community location
   
• Collect donated items
   
• Deliver the donations to Foster Kids Charity
   

list of needed items can be found here:   

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/6BE2YN3YG49Q?ref_=wl_share

• Middle school students
   
• High school students
   
• Student clubs
   
• Honor societies
   
• Youth groups
   
• College volunteers
   

Students may participate individually or as a group project.

Foster Kids Charity will provide written verification of completed community service hours when the activity is finished.

Verification may include:

• signed community service forms
   
• confirmation emails
   
• letters confirming volunteer work

Please send all community service requests and forms to care@fosterkidscharity.org