Child Inclusion Fund

We are now up to over $700 in ticket donations! Thank you for all of your support! We will be picking the winner tonight at 8pm so be sure to share with friends !

‼️‼️‼️ YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE TO WIN!!!!

So far we have had so much support and we appreciate you all so much!
Thank you for helping out and participating! Only a short amount of time left so be sure to share with your friends!

🌼 "You begin to bloom when you help those around you grow." 🌼

Every child deserves the chance to bloom. Research shows that when children feel supported and included, their motivation, resilience, and confidence grow stronger. Kids who experience belonging are twice as likely to persevere through challenges and develop lasting grit—skills that shape their success far beyond the classroom.

At the Child Inclusion Fund, we believe growth happens together. By investing in every child’s potential, we’re planting the seeds for stronger, more compassionate communities. 💛

JOIN US IN OUR FIRST RAFFLE FOR A CHANCE TO WIN BIG!!!!

In order to win the 50/50 all participants must follow along with purchasing a ticket through our Venmo for $10 each!

Multiple tickets means higher odds!

(Ensure the Venmo clearly states your name and title it “Raffle ticket”)

Thank you for all of your support! It means the world to us and our cause to create a better environment for students in our community! :)

GOOD LUCK!

Child Inclusion Fund was founded in 2020 by Amanda Purdy and Michael Purdy, in Bucks County Pennsylvania.

Amanda, a social worker, saw the disparities present amongst children from lower income families and saw how they affected the child’s experience in school.

Amanda had a client who, on picture day, was not getting any individual pictures and was only getting the class picture. This was because the student’s family could not afford an individual picture package. The student waited in the classroom while the rest of the class went down to get individual pictures done. The student shared with Amanda during one of their sessions that they were sad because they felt very left out when they had to stay behind. The other children in the class noticed them staying behind, further alienated the student.

It’s not just this situation, though, as Amanda kept noticing similar situations with this client and others. Friends, family, and colleagues all mentioned how they also recall situations like this in their childhoods.

While there are some programs available that aim to address issues like this, they mostly require lengthy processes, paperwork, approvals, parent opt-in, etc.

Amanda brought this up to Michael and the two discussed it at length. They wanted to help solve the problems students face within the community. Together, they formed Child Inclusion Fund, whose mission is to address these problems while minimizing the barriers necessary to access funding.

School districts are getting more and more students from Ukraine. Today, we were able to fund an instrument to a student who recently moved here with very limited income. Help our cause reach more kids! Donate on Facebook, Venmo or PayPal .

We would like to thank all who have donated thus far. Today, I had the privilege to meet one of the young ladies we helped and to say the experience was beyond moving is an understatement. You truly helped us make an unforgettable difference in this girl’s life, and for that, we are eternally grateful to our supporters. Thank you.

It’s that time of year! Please consider sponsoring a student in need of a musical instrument to play this school year! Last year we were able to sponsor 8 students who were beyond grateful and appreciative! You can donate using Facebook, Venmo (), or PayPal.

Child Inclusion Fund is a 501c3. This means we are a charitable organization and any donation you or your business make is a tax write off! Donate now to help this month’s cause of 🏳️‍🌈 National Day of Silence.