“This foundation is a way for me to give back, to empower the fighters, the survivors, and the kids who need a hand to hold or a chance to thrive. It’s a reflection of my heart and my hope: that no one should have to face these struggles alone, and that we can build a future where compassion and care change lives for the better.”
Nick Bolton
A compassionate network for foster youth and those impacted by breast cancer
Empowering foster children and breast cancer survivors with compassionate support
Offering meaningful care for foster families and breast cancer survivors.
We support children in foster care and breast cancer survivors with holistic programs that address emotional, educational, and everyday needs. Whether navigating placement or healing after treatment, we ensure no one walks alone on their journey to stability and strength.
“The creation of this foundation is deeply personal to me, shaped by the challenges my family has faced. My mom and sister’s battles with cancer have shown me the strength and resilience it takes to fight for life, while seeing my siblings navigate foster care has opened my eyes to the need for stability, love, and opportunity for children in those situations. “
Each year, over 20,000 foster youth age out of care without reunification or adoption. Many lack access to basic support systems such as education, job readiness, stable housing, and mental health services.
Repeated placement disruptions and instability can cause deep trauma. When teens face adulthood alone, their risk for homelessness, unemployment, and long-term hardship grows.
We offer tutoring, transportation, mentorship, and access to trauma-informed resources. We partner with local organizations to ensure no foster youth transitions to adulthood unsupported.
Life after breast cancer brings its own challenges, including physical fatigue, financial stress, emotional trauma, and the struggle to return to daily roles.
Each year, over 20,000 foster youth age out of care without reunification or adoption. Many lack access to basic support systems such as education, job readiness, stable housing, and mental health services.
Life after breast cancer brings its own challenges, including physical fatigue, financial stress, emotional trauma, and the struggle to return to daily roles.
Repeated placement disruptions and instability can cause deep trauma. When teens face adulthood alone, their risk for homelessness, unemployment, and long-term hardship grows.
We offer tutoring, transportation, mentorship, and access to trauma-informed resources. We partner with local organizations to ensure no foster youth transitions to adulthood unsupported.
Fostering saves lives! Over 20,000 American youth leave foster care annually because they cannot reunite with their biological families and never gotten adopted.
The primary goal of foster care is reunification with the bio family, the reality is that many children removed from a home will never return. Some are reunited several times but disrupt again.
Each disruption causes its own trauma. Independent living services (education, work, housing, basic needs, etc.), are necessary but often missing when teens approach adult-hood.
No one group can be everything to this population but it takes creative partnerships and a multidisciplinary group of advocates to make a difference.
With your support, you can help empower cancer fighters, survivors, children in foster care, and those who have advanced out of the foster system to overcome life’s toughest challenges. By providing resources, stability, and opportunities, we can foster resilience, nurture potential, and inspire hope for brighter futures in our communities.
Fueling brighter futures for children and standing strong with breast cancer warriors.
