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Get StartedEnsuring that every child and family feels seen, loved, and supported
At The TSF Foundation, we are dedicated to supporting our community’s children and families. This is our top priority. The foundation focuses on providing intentional support to children and families by ensuring they feel valued and embraced.
At the heart of the foundation’s mission is a commitment to foster dignity, hope, and normalcy. Through fundraising, community-driven efforts, and tailored programs, The TSF Foundation works to create a positive impact, one family at a time.
With a belief in the power of community, compassion, and togetherness, the foundation strives to make every child and family feel cherished and comforted by helping them navigate life and restoring a sense of normalcy.
Programs
The Fed Not Forgotten Program
The Fed Not Forgotten program arrives in the quietest moments of desperation—when a child’s stomach growls and a parent’s eyes fill with shame at not being able to provide. Whether it’s crushing financial strain, the shock of sudden loss, or the weight of overwhelming challenges, we offer home-cooked meals made with care. Each plate carries more than nourishment—it carries a promise that in your darkest hour, you are not invisible. Through these meals, we restore dignity, offer comfort, and remind families suffering in silence that they are deeply seen, valued, and never forgotten.
Seeds of Hope
The Seeds of Hope program is The TSF Foundation’s initiative to bring comfort and encouragement to families and children facing unrelenting struggles. Through drives, community events, and special outreach projects, we aim to restore hope and offer experiences that inspire togetherness and community.
Foster In Love
The Foster in Love program was born from the silent pain of children shattered by broken homes and sudden separations—kids who wake each day in unfamiliar rooms and move through life unseen. Children knowing the cold aches of goodbyes and the hollow emptiness of uncelebrated birthdays. Too often they carry their loneliness into each new home, longing for the simple comfort of a caring touch. We strive to pierce the fog of grief and fear reminding them that they are loved and important.
Frequently Asked Questions
Supporter FAQ’s
We offer opportunities for corporate sponsorships, in-kind donations, and collaborative fundraising events. Your business can get involved by organizing volunteer days for your team or hosting donation drives in support of our initiatives. We are always open to exploring creative ways for organizations to help TSF restore a sense of normalcy in our community. Please contact us through email, social media, phone, or website.
Yes, you can! All donations to The TSF Foundation are tax-deductible, as the organization is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Volunteer/Team Member FAQ’s
Updates on upcoming volunteer opportunities and events will be sent through email, added to our website, and posted on our social media.
To get started, simply complete the volunteer registration, reach out to us through our website, or our team will contact you after completing registration.
Family Support FAQ’s
Eligibility requirements vary by program. Generally, applicants must meet specific criteria related to need, geographic location, and the type of support requested. Please visit our website to complete a registration form or contact us directly for detailed information on eligibility for each program.
The TSF Foundation values transparency with the community while respecting the privacy of families seeking support. We have a confidentiality policy in place for those who prefer not to disclose their information.
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