100 for $100
We're looking for 100 people willing to commit $100 a month to the GOC Foundation. That's it — 100 partners, $10,000 a month, and a level of certainty that changes how we operate.
Here's why recurring giving matters so much: foster care needs don't arrive on a schedule, but they do arrive constantly. A placement happens at 9pm and a child shows up with their belongings in a trash bag. A foster family says yes to a sibling group and suddenly needs two more beds by the weekend. When our funding comes in unpredictable waves, we're forced to react — to wait and see what comes in before we can say yes.
Monthly, dependable revenue flips that. It lets us:
- Budget a full year out instead of month to month, so programs get planned rather than improvised
- Say yes immediately when a caseworker calls, because the resources are already committed
- Keep support going year-round, not just during the holidays when giving naturally spikes
- Invest in the families who say yes — financial support, training, community, and the practical help that keeps good foster parents from burning out
Foster families make a long-term commitment to a child. This is our chance to make a long-term commitment to them.
Join the 100. One hundred dollars a month, one hundred people, an entire community of children and families who know someone is standing behind them.
100 for $100
We're looking for 100 people willing to commit $100 a month to the GOC Foundation. That's it — 100 partners, $10,000 a month, and a level of certainty that changes how we operate.
Here's why recurring giving matters so much: foster care needs don't arrive on a schedule, but they do arrive constantly. A placement happens at 9pm and a child shows up with their belongings in a trash bag. A foster family says yes to a sibling group and suddenly needs two more beds by the weekend. When our funding comes in unpredictable waves, we're forced to react — to wait and see what comes in before we can say yes.
Monthly, dependable revenue flips that. It lets us:
- Budget a full year out instead of month to month, so programs get planned rather than improvised
- Say yes immediately when a caseworker calls, because the resources are already committed
- Keep support going year-round, not just during the holidays when giving naturally spikes
- Invest in the families who say yes — financial support, training, community, and the practical help that keeps good foster parents from burning out
Foster families make a long-term commitment to a child. This is our chance to make a long-term commitment to them.
Join the 100. One hundred dollars a month, one hundred people, an entire community of children and families who know someone is standing behind them.