Hope in action
Meet the children, families, foster parents, churches, donors, and communities helping Sunrise bring care and hope to Kentucky.
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A special afternoon tea at The Haycraft Venue reminded girls from Sunrise’s Glen Dale Center that they are seen, celebrated, deeply loved, and surrounded by a community that believes in them.
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Sunrise Children’s Services welcomed local child welfare professionals and community leaders to One Bridge to Hope for its first Meet & Greet, offering an opportunity to learn more about the residential program and the young women it serves.
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Sunrise’s newest residential program, One Bridge to Hope, in Springfield, is celebrating its first four high school graduates! All four girls graduated from Washington County High School.
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On May 16, Sunrise Children’s Services held its annual Ride to the Ranch to raise money for Solid Rock Children’s Ranch that will eventually house up to two large sibling groups and their foster parents.
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For 30 years, the children and families of Butler Baptist Church have demonstrated extraordinary generosity and faithful support for Kentucky’s children.
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Planet Fitness and Glow Brands donated new fitness equipment to Sunrise’s Glen Dale Campus, giving young women more opportunities to build healthy habits, confidence, and wellness.
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The 16th Annual A&K Construction Golf Tournament brought together golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and community partners in Paducah to support children and families served by Sunrise.
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A special Sunday offered a powerful glimpse of the spiritual impact taking place at Sunrise as two boys publicly declared their faith through baptism and other Sunrise youth experienced worship and Christian community.
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