Every year, thousands of children enter the foster care system in Georgia. The majority of these children are removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. Thanks to the determination and resilience of our amazing Bloom Foster Families, many of these children who experience trauma are able to recover and eventually thrive.
Don’t miss out on the upcoming Bloom Ball Fundraising Gala, happening on April 27 at 6 p.m. at the Georgia Aquarium. This year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever before, featuring a three-course dinner from esteemed chef Wolfgang Puck, live and silent auctions, and live entertainment.
Corporate support plays a significant role in Bloom’s success. That’s why we work closely with businesses and companies across Georgia to build strong, long-lasting relationships with both the organization and its employees.
Bloom has taken proactive measures to address their evolving needs by adding meaningful support and training through Bloom University. This program offers trauma-informed and evidence-based training for foster families, foster care staff, birth or adoptive families, and community members who work with children and adolescents.
Most high school boys are busy playing sports or too involved in school to have the time or capacity to raise funds for foster children in need. But McIntosh High School student and Bloom volunteer Krish Sarin made it a priority to find the time to make a difference in his community.
Long-time Bloom supporter Stephen Walker will be returning as the Emcee for this year’s Bloom Ball, marking its 20th anniversary. Stephen, an acclaimed speaker, singer, and realtor, has been a key contributor to Bloom Ball’s success over the years.
For the past 35 years, Bloom Our Youth has made the well-being of foster children its number one priority. Although the programs and resources provided through Bloom may have changed over the years, the commitment to make an impact on children in need has always remained the same.
The Bloom Closet Express has been busy over the past several months—delivering free clothing, shoes, and more to foster children across Georgia. The mobile boutique recently served children in Brunswick and Covington, Georgia.
A child’s well-being and success is often linked to family stability. That’s why the new Bloom Family Resource Center will focus on assisting families in crisis by improving parenting and building positive family relationships.
This April, Bloom will celebrate the 20th anniversary of its annual fundraising gala, the Bloom Ball, which benefits Georgia’s foster children. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, April 27, at 6 p.m. and, for the first time, will be held at the Georgia Aquarium.
