Awards and partners
Youth Villages appreciates the support of numerous corporate partners:
- AutoZone
- BellSouth
- Blockbuster
- C.H. Robinson Worldwide
- Ernst & Young
- FedEx
- First Tennessee Bank
- Gap, Inc.
- Hilton Hotels Corporation
- International Paper Company
- Kroger Corporation
- Lens Crafters
- Macy’s
- Microsoft
- Old Navy
- Starbucks Coffee Company
- Xerox
In recent years, Youth Villages has been proud to receive the following workplace honors:
Social News
Hunter is an outgoing young man who enjoys coloring, playing on the computer, action figures, putting together puzzles and playing any kind of board game. He also loves having people read to him. Hunter would enjoy having a Christian family that loves doing things together. Share is post to help him find his #foreverfamily!
www.youthvillages.org/Profiles/hunter/
Special thanks to Amanda Bowers-Ibisi and NewsChannel 5 Nashville for highlighting our services for Adoption Awareness Month. We appreciate the Neal family for sharing their amazing story!
Ciara loves reading, animals, puzzles and having fun. She loves learning history and is seeking a forever home that will provide a nurturing environment that will assist her in completing school and starting her future. Share Ciara's video in hopes that she will find her #foreverfamily.
www.youthvillages.org/Profiles/ciara/
Young people who are transitioning into adulthood want to be successful but sometimes lack the tools and confidence they need to do so. What is LifeSet and why does it make a major difference in the lives of tranisiton-age youth? Learn more about our LifeSet program:
www.youthvillages.org/the-lifeset-difference/
The LifeSet™ Difference | Youth Villages
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Young people who have experienced foster care have so much potential, but without support in their teens and early 20s, they may struggle to transition into adulthood...Meet the Watts Family! Andy and Debbie Watts have fostered children for years, both together as a married couple and before they were married. After months of fostering a young girl and a set of siblings, Andy and Debbie decided to make this family official!
“In their head, that’s what they wanted – to be adopted and be part of our family – from the beginning,” said Debbie.
All three kids are good students and are involved in extracurricular activities like sports.
“These are our children, no question,” said Debbie. “They need you to step up for them. They enhance everything in our lives and it’s an amazing feeling to find kids that belong in your family.”
Read the Watts Family's full story and share this post in honor of Adoption Awareness Month!
www.youthvillages.org/this-is-our-calling/
This is Our Calling | Youth Villages
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Andy and Debbie Watts have fostered children for years, both together as a married couple and before they were married.
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