Kids Bike Lane assembled and distributed 500 bikes for the annual Big Bike Build. Agape Villages was invited to participate. We were blessed with 31 bikes ranging from 20″ to 26″. We want to thank Dennis Elchesen, Alice Klingman and…
Purah Lor, the daughter of PC and Goa Lor wanted to donate toys to kids in need, so they brought in brand new toys for the kids. We are so thankful for the kindness of local families like this who…
Family Builders is a nonprofit foster family and adoption agency dedicated to building permanent, loving and committed families for children and youth in foster care. They generously shared the gifts they received this holiday season with Agape families. We received…
On November 4, 2022 Together We Rise, working with Goodera, built, tested, and donated 21 brand new, fully assembled bikes in various sizes with coordinating helmets. 16″ bikes – for youth 3-6 years old with removable training wheels, 20″ bikes…
We have had a number of foster youths that have gone on to become amazing adults. We are thankful for the many success stories that Agape has been part of, like Anjru De Leon. Anjru is a student at San…
From an Agape employee wanting to share a story: I am a licensed cosmetologist, and recently reminded the social workers that if they have any families who need help with their foster/adopt children’s hair that I would be willing to meet…
Recently I have been having a few abnormalities with my heart. It has caused me to have less energy, some dizziness, and rapid heart beats. To help diagnose the best course of action to take, my doctor has ordered me to…
Grace, a 6 year old girl, has had a difficult life so far. Prior to coming to Agape Villages, she was in foster care and subsequently reunified with her mother early last year. Unfortunately, her mother continued struggling with a…
An all-too-typical story. 2 teen brothers. Biological mom on drugs. Biological dad in prison. The boys moved between family members, city to city. Not going to school. Finally CPS was called. The boys were in several foster homes and then…