The Wrapped In Love Project

A huge THANK YOU to Foster Love for their incredibly generous donation of Sweet Cases (duffle bags) to The Wrapped in Love Project! 💙🧳

Because of your generosity, over 100 children entering foster care will have something of their own to carry their belongings instead of a trash bag. It may seem like a simple duffle bag, but to a child experiencing one of the hardest days of their life, it represents dignity, hope, and the reminder that they matter.

We are so grateful to Foster Love for partnering with organizations like ours to bring comfort and compassion to children in foster care. Together, we’re making sure every child knows they are seen, valued, and wrapped in love.

Thank you for helping us make a difference—one Sweet Case at a time. ❤️

If you want to join them in making a difference check them out at www.fosterlove.com

Children entering care often arrive with little more than the clothes on their backs. That’s why The Wrapped in Love Project exists—to ensure every child feels seen, valued, and supported from day one.

What inspired you to support children in your community?

This doesn’t end in May.

Foster Care Awareness Month may be ending, but the realities of foster care continue every single day.

Children will still enter care. Families will still face impossible decisions. Biological parents will still fight to reunify. Foster, kinship, and adoptive families will still open their homes and hearts.

Awareness is important, but awareness alone doesn’t change outcomes.

Advocacy doesn’t end when May does.

Whether you choose to volunteer, donate, mentor, provide respite, support a family, or simply learn more about the child welfare system, you can make a difference.

Join us in advocating for children and supporting families year-round.

Because every child deserves a community that shows up—not just in May, but every day.

Foster care is bigger than most people realize.

It’s not just “kids needing homes.”
It’s children leaving everything familiar behind with their belongings in trash bags.
It’s overwhelmed foster and kinship families trying to say “yes” without having the resources they need.
It’s teenagers feeling forgotten.
It’s biological families navigating impossible circumstances.
And it’s a system stretched beyond capacity.

At The Wrapped in Love Project, we believe changing foster care starts with changing how we show up for the people inside it.

We exist to restore dignity, bring comfort during crisis, and remind children and caregivers that they are not alone. Every pair of shoes, every hygiene item, every outfit, every volunteer hour says: “You matter.”

But this mission is bigger than us.
Real change takes a community willing to care loudly.

Whether you volunteer your time, donate essentials, sponsor a child’s needs, or give financially — you become part of changing the foster care experience for families in our community.

Not everyone is called to foster.
But everyone can do something. ❤️

📸: Musa Natural Photography - Atlanta Commercial Photographer

Happy Mother’s Day from The Wrapped in Love Project ❤️

Today, we celebrate every kind of mother — biological moms, foster moms, adoptive moms, kinship caregivers, grandmothers, and the women who step in with love when children need it most. Your sacrifices, strength, and compassion matter more than words can express.

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to honor your mother or a mother figure today, consider making a donation to support our mission. Every contribution helps provide clothing, essentials, hygiene items, and comfort to children impacted by foster care and the families caring for them.

In honor of the mothers who love fiercely, nurture deeply, and show up every single day — thank you for helping us wrap children in love. ❤️

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Today is National Foster Care Day ❤️

We see the reality: children arriving with little to nothing, families navigating the unknown, and the emotional weight that comes with it.But we also see the impact: a safe place to land, a child who feels seen, and a community that steps up.

Today we honor the children, the foster, kinship, and adoptive families, and everyone working behind the scenes to support them.

If you’ve ever thought about getting involved, this is your sign:
• Become a foster parent
• Support a family
• Donate essentials
• Volunteer your time

If you’ve ever felt called to help—this is your reminder. Your support makes a difference.

You’ll see the numbers…
but we see the children behind them.

The ones who come into care with nothing.
The ones who are separated from siblings.
The ones who age out without anyone to call home.

This is why we do what we do.
This is why it matters.

If you’ve ever wondered how you can help—
this is your sign. ❤️

Want to support The Wrapped In Love Project for free? One of the biggest ways you can help us grow is by simply following our page and sharing it with your friends. Every share helps us reach more families, more supporters, and more people who may need our programs. ❤️

How to help in 30 seconds:

1. Follow our page
2. Go to our page
3. Click the 3 dots (...)
4. Select Invite Friends
5. Select friends and send invites
6. Share one of our posts to your page

That simple support helps us get our closet rolling,and create meaningful partnerships all while supporting children impacted by foster care.

We truly appreciate every like, follow, share, and invite. Let’s grow this together. 🌼

We are beyond grateful to Trena Sharpe with Rhea Lana’s of Duluth-Suwanee for choosing The Wrapped in Love Project as their community donation partner 💛

Because of your generosity and heart for families, so many foster, kinship, and adoptive families in our community will have access to clothing and essentials they truly need. What may be the end of a season for one family becomes a fresh start for another—and that kind of impact is powerful.

Your partnership helps us continue building something bigger than just a closet… you’re helping us create dignity, support, and love for every child we serve.

From the bottom of our hearts—thank you for believing in our mission and walking alongside us.

With gratitude,
Kati Tait
Founder & Executive Director
The Wrapped in Love Project

Grateful hearts over here today 💫

A huge thank you to Jambos Donates for providing the comfort of cozy pajamas—because every child deserves to feel warm, relaxed, and cared for at the end of the day.

And thank you to Project Linus Gwinnett, Jackson, Hall, Barrowfor the gift of security through these beautiful blankets. There’s something powerful about a blanket that brings comfort during times of change.

These items will be going to a sibling group as they transition into a new placement. While we can’t take away the uncertainty they may feel, we can wrap them in love, comfort, and a sense of belonging from the very beginning.

This is what community looks like. This is what support feels like.