Gladney Center for Adoption

A nonprofit organization

$2,000 raised by 1 donor

8% complete

$25,000 Goal

Your North Texas Giving Day donation will support Advocacy for Waiting Children & Adoptions from Foster Care.

How You Can Impact Children's Lives

By making a gift to Gladney for North Texas Giving Day, you can help end the wait for children in foster care, and together, we will impact their lives and our community as a whole. We will help children heal from their past traumas, bond with their new families, learn to trust and be loved, and just be kids. Rather than being focused on surviving, they will have the opportunity to thrive.

Who Gladney Is

Much has changed over the last 138 years, but the Gladney Center for Adoption’s mission has remained the same. We create bright futures through adoption. Based in Fort Worth, Texas—with regional offices in other parts of the state and country—we facilitate domestic infant, international, and Texas foster care adoptions, while also providing a group home and adoption advocacy for teen girls in foster care and post adoption counseling services for child and adult adoptees, birth parents, and adoptive parents. Gladney is so much more than an adoption agency. We are a pioneer and leading voice for adoption advocacy. We extend our resources to offer international humanitarian aid, post adoption support, and ongoing education and public support in Texas, the United States, and abroad.

Who Gladney Serves

From supporting an expectant mother during an unplanned pregnancy to caring for teen girls in foster care and guiding prospective adoptive parents, our work touches the lives of people from all backgrounds, experiences, and beliefs.

Through our programs, we serve: 

  • Children and teenagers in Texas foster care and in orphanages abroad who are in need of adoptive families
  • Expectant mothers
  • Prospective adoptive families
  • High school students, teachers, and administrators
  • Doctors, nurses, counselors, and social workers
  • Interns and volunteers
  • Adoption advocates in communities near and far

Scroll down for more information about Gladney, examples of needs for donations, and stories about futures made brighter through adoption.

Mission

Gladney’s mission of creating bright futures through adoption is based on a belief that every child deserves a loving and caring family, and every means every. Every child includes a healthy baby, a medically fragile infant, or a toddler being placed for adoption by their birth mother. Every child includes a child who has experienced loss, abuse, or neglect and is waiting in state foster care or an international orphanage. Every child needs a place to call home and people to call family … forever.

Needs

A donation of any amount will make a difference! Your gift, combined with donations from others, will have a cumulative impact on the lives of children waiting in foster care.

Here are a few examples:

$400 can help provide trauma-informed, pre-adoption training for one family adopting a child from foster care

$600 can help provide community outreach, advocacy, and adoptive parent recruitment for one child

$1,600 can help provide post adoption support and services for one family who adopted a child from foster care

$5,000 can help provide home study, adoption casework, matching, and placement preparation services for one family adopting a child from foster care

Equity Statement

We believe every child deserves a loving and caring family. As part of this belief as an organization, we must make sure we are being culturally respectful and inclusive in our words, actions, and mindset. This includes creating a diverse environment and a culture of inclusion that represents and supports our clients both inside and outside of Gladney.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Gladney Center for Adoption

Tax id (EIN)

75-0917409

Guidestar

Causes

Youth & Children

Operating Budget

$10,000,000 or more

Counties Served

Grayson, Wise, Tarrant, Somervell, Rockwall, Parker, Palo Pinto, Navarro, Montague, Kaufman, Johnson, Hunt, Hood, Fannin, Erath, Ellis, Denton, Dallas, Cooke, Collin

BIPOC Serving

Other, Hispanic or Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black or African American

BIPOC Leadership

Neither/None

Address

6300 John Ryan Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76132

Phone

817 922 5996

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