When I was six years old, I made a promise to God and myself that when I grew up, I would adopt a child in need. Now we’ve got five kiddos. 
November is Adoption Awareness Month, and Placer County has a continuing need for foster and adoptive families.
Alex says
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Oliver Gallagher says
Your story of promising at age six to adopt a child in need—and now raising five kiddos—makes Adoption Awareness Month especially meaningful. It’s also a timely reminder of the continuing need for foster and adoptive families in Placer County.
Ximena Ingram says
Your childhood promise to adopt a child in need has grown into a family of five, which makes Adoption Awareness Month especially meaningful. The continuing need for foster and adoptive families in Placer County is an important reminder that families like yours can inspire others to consider opening their homes.
Nina Caldwell says
Your story of promising at age six to adopt and now raising five children is deeply meaningful. Highlighting Placer County’s ongoing need for foster and adoptive families is a timely reminder that families can make a lasting difference.
Paula Yamamoto says
What a beautiful full-circle story—from making that promise at six to raising five children. The reminder that Placer County still needs foster and adoptive families makes Adoption Awareness Month especially meaningful.
Ximena Delgado says
Your childhood promise to adopt and the journey to raising five children is deeply meaningful. It’s encouraging to see you highlight Placer County’s ongoing need for foster and adoptive families during Adoption Awareness Month.