Hugo - A Turnaround Story
After his parents abandoned him to a life on the streets at a young age, Hugo spent some time at The 127 Faith Foundation. We could see it in his eyes. He had been broken into a thousand pieces. Unfortunately, poor decisions on his part landed him prison for two years. Today, he's back under our care, older, more mature, and striving for a second chance to make something of his life.
Please consider supporting Hugo as he embarks on this new journey of trusting in the Lord for his future.
James 1:27, Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. (NIV)
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Any gift large or small will impact the life of a young person who has aged out of the foster care system. These kids turn to us because we are an alternative to life on the streets or in prison. We come to you because you care about their struggle to survive and their hope to reach a dream.
Donor
Your one-time gift of any amount is an investment in a young person's future.
Friend
Your gift of $50 per month will provide food and necessary hygiene supplies.
Advocate
Your gift of $100 per month will additionally provide clothing and educational expenses.
Benefactor
Your gift of $250 per month will offset the expenses of providing a living space.
Champion
Your gift of $500 per month will help with relocation to a new city and employment.
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The 127 Faith Foundation, located south of Pontotoc, TX, is a place where young men aging out of the foster care system learn how to function in society, find employment or seek additional education. If you would like to hear more, please fill out the contact form below. Please make sure you click "Send." Your gift will make a difference in these young men's lives and to the Kindgom!
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