Lamar’s Compassionate Support In the spirit of giving, we are delighted to shine a spotlight on a remarkable partnership that has been a guiding light for Believe in Me—our steadfast supporter, Lamar Outdoor Advertising. As we approach our annual A Place to Call Home Charity Fundraiser, it’s not just about the festivities; it’s a celebration
In Good Company: Windermere and Believe in Me At Believe in Me, we’re driven by a simple yet profound vision: to empower every child to discover their self-confidence and thrive. We’re passionate about creating a nurturing, inclusive, and welcoming environment where children can fearlessly explore their potential. With this mission close to our hearts, we’re
As Native American Heritage Month approaches, it’s an ideal time to celebrate and honor the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and history of Indigenous people in the United States. In this blog, we focus on the Spokane Tribe, whose ancestors inhabited the northeastern region of Washington and played a significant role in the history of the
Substance Use Disorder in Marginalized Youth Substance Use Disorder (SUD) among marginalized youth is a complex and pressing issue that demands our attention. These young individuals’ challenges can be overwhelming, but hope and help are available. In this blog, we’ll explore the intricacies of SUD among marginalized youth, identify risk factors, delve into the factors
Embrace Washington’s Receives Grant for Sleep Safe Program Embrace Washington’s Sleep Safe Program is being awarded $9,250 to provide new beds and bedding for children in foster care. This particular grant falls within our Foster Care and Aoption Pillar of Caring. Please note back in January, I introduced this agency in my Blog Series announcing
Empathy is the heartbeat of human connection, a profound force that bridges our differences and fuels our understanding of one another. At Believe in Me, we are committed to empowering young minds with the self-confidence they need to succeed. In this blog, we will delve into the art of empathy, exploring its profound importance in
During National Youth Justice Awareness Month, we delve into the complex issue of the school-to-prison pipeline, its root causes, and how organizations like Believe in Me are making a difference. Introduction In the United States, the path from a school classroom to a prison cell is unfortunate for many young individuals, particularly those from marginalized
Breaking Beauty Barriers: Navigating Positive Body Image with Believe in Me In a world steeped in unrealistic beauty standards, the importance of positive body image cannot be overstated. For marginalized youth, the impact of negative body image extends beyond self-perception to deeply affect mental health, self-esteem, and overall well-being. Fortunately, organizations like Believe in Me
In a world where inequalities persist, food security among marginalized youth remains a grave concern. It’s a reality that should stir empathy and action in us all – young individuals going to bed hungry, grappling with uncertainty over where their next meal will come from. This issue reaches beyond mere sustenance; it touches upon the
Every year on August 26th, Women’s Equality Day is celebrated in the United States to commemorate the hard-won battle for women’s right to vote. It’s a day to honor the progress made toward achieving gender equality and to acknowledge the ongoing efforts to ensure that everyone, regardless of gender, has equal rights and opportunities. In
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