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I have been scouring the web to find out, but so far, no luck. I see that Shepherd's Crook ministry does that, but it looks like they only work with families adopting special needs children. I feel like most people want to donate tax-deductible. Have you encountered any organizations that do this? Do you have any ideas? How have you dealt with this issue? Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!!!!!!!

-Rebekka

Blessings!

Courtney

Blog:
http://michaelandkristyn.blogspot.com
Dear Son,

You will not believe the goodness of the Lord today! Your dad and I are completely humbled, in tears, and speechless at the news. Some of our closest friends Andy and Jamie Jo, called tonight. Andy talked with your dad and shared that one of his friends wants to completely pay for our adoption. Yes OUR adoption. Wow! (Dear Lord please bless this generous lady at this very moment.) We are overwhelmed and speechless. We are thankful and blessed beyond our understanding. We are joyful and at peace. We are delighted in the goodness on people's hearts, especially this lady, Andy & Jamie Jo, and all others involved. Thank you dear God for providing for our every need. I knew that at the moment you spoke so clearly to me about going ahead with this adoption that you would provide the means. I just knew you would. I did not know how or from where or when. And now that my prayer is being answered I am not surprised, God…at your faithfulness, but I am completely in awe of how this is happening. And humbled.

Dear Ma'am,

"May the Lord bless you and keep you;

may the Lord make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you;

may the Lord turn his face to you and grant you his peace."

Michael and I, along with our son would be overjoyed to meet you some day. We would love to bless your life in some way, as you are blessing ours beyond measure. Thank you for your generosity and kindness. Michael and I want to be parents really badly, and we cannot wait to bring our son home. You are making this possible for us. Wow! At church on a Sunday in December our pastor asked this question: "What is your opportunity to love?" We were supposed to write down the question and the answer on a note card. Michael and I had already been discussing the idea of adopting our first child. That day God brought the word to the forefront of my thoughts. My answer to the question was so clear from God, so I wrote ADOPTION on my notecard. The next thing the pastor said was this, "Do not be afraid to follow through on this opportunity to love." Our main fear in following through was the cost of the adoption, but we trusted in God and followed through. You are now a part of this story. A story we will tell our son one day, and a story that we will tell for years to come. Then our son will tell his children, and it will be passed on for generations.

Thank you so much,

Kristyn and Michael Jones

(Goodnight son. May you have a peaceful rest and a bright and delightful new day tomorrow. We love you–mom and dad)

posted by michael and kristyn at tuesday, march 31, 2009

blessing sister … I still have your bball shirt … do you want it or am I still waiting for your give away …

I love that you already have Both Hands recommended. We attended the Together for Adoption Conference in Franklin,TN a few weeks ago and got to hear the founder of the organization share the many wonderful things it has done in the past year. Honestly, it challenged my view of fundraising – I was blown away by the concept. Definitely Biblical – but I've never seen it done this way. We are looking into it!

I also recommend checking with churches in the area. Our small church does not currently have an adoption ministry or fund, but we applied for a grant through a church about 30 minutes away. We were thrilled they chose our family to receive one of their $500 grants – every little bit helps!
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I love that you already have Both Hands recommended. We attended the Together for Adoption Conference in Franklin,TN a few weeks ago and got to hear the founder of the organization share the many wonderful things it has done in the past year. Honestly, it challenged my view of fundraising – I was blown away by the concept. Definitely Biblical – but I've never seen it done this way. We are looking into it!

I also recommend checking with churches in the area. Our small church does not currently have an adoption ministry or fund, but we applied for a grant through a church about 30 minutes away. We were thrilled they chose our family to receive one of their $500 grants – every little bit helps!

xoxo

Thanks so much for thinking about those of us just starting out on this adoption adventure. We need all the info we can get!!!

Blessings,

Sherry