Forty-four times, the Bible talks about the fatherless.

It’s not a small theme—it’s the heartbeat of God the Father to care for His children.

Every day in our Valley, there are kids walking in shoes no child should ever have to wear—shoes of fear, hunger, abandonment, and exploitation. They’re not just up against a hard world; they’re being hunted by it. And the truth is, the system meant to protect them hasn’t worked… at least, not until now.

Here’s what gives me hope: Our Valley has the people, the resources, and the heart to change that story.

We’ve already seen what happens when churches, nonprofits, and neighbors come together at City Center—when the Body of Christ says, “no more.” Youth who once faced the streets alone are now surrounded by love, stability, and hope.

Now it’s time to take that movement Valley-wide.

That’s what Our Valley Cares is all about—creating the best system of care, in the best places of care, for our most vulnerable youth. Together, we can make sure no child spends a night outside, no young girl faces exploitation alone, and no youth ages out of care without a family walking beside them.

This won’t happen overnight. It’s a long road—but we’re ready to walk it.

Because He cares, we care.

Because He loved us first, we will love our neighbors the same way.

Yes, some shoes are harder to walk in. But when a city decides to walk with them—everything changes.

Let’s show the world what happens when Our Valley Cares.

Walk with us.