22 July 2022 — ORLEANS, MA — Established in early 2021, Cape Cod Foster Closet provides a wide variety of resources for local foster families, including clothing, shoes, toys, books and baby equipment. The nonprofit supports foster, pre-adoptive and relative caregiver families and carries items for children of all ages — from newborns to 18-year-olds.
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Three cheers for Cardi’s Furniture & Mattress for sponsoring a drive for us at their showroom right down the street! Please stop by their location at 136 Rte. 6A in Orleans, where you can drop off new and nearly new clothing and pajamas as well as diapers, wipes, new socks, new underwear, backpacks, duffle bags…
Thank you, Harwich Pickleball Association!
Thank you, Harwich Pickleball Association, for choosing to donate a portion of proceeds from this year’s (10th annual!) FunFest Tournament to the Cape Cod Foster Closet! We are so grateful for your support, and also for the clothing drive you ran for our kids that day! We are overwhelmed by your generosity. EASTHAM – It may…
Senator Julian Cyr Joins Us at the 2023 Suicide Awareness Walk
Among the many families served by the Cape Cod Foster Closet are the thousands of grandparents on the Cape and Islands who are raising their grandchildren. So we were especially excited to meet State Senator Julian Cyr at the Sharing Kindness 2023 Suicide Awareness Walk Sat., May 20th at Veterans Park Beach in Hyannis. As…
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We often talk about the “need” in foster care, but it’s rare to see it captured with the depth and grit of a veteran investigative reporter. Recently, renowned local author Greg O’Brien sat down with our co-founder, Andy Palmer, for a feature in Psychology Today. The resulting article, “Foster Care: Angels on a Battlefield,” doesn’t…
Seeking More Families Who Need Our Help
We’re looking to help even more families on the Cape and Islands. Please help us reach them by posting this flyer to your social media — or by printing it to post at your place of work or worship, your local coffee shop, library, school, or other community organization. Thank you!
Help for Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
With more than 3,500 grandparents on the Cape and Islands raising their grandchildren, tools to help them are always welcome. We’ll be attending this free workshop (10/24 @ 11-1 at Sturgis Library) on legal guidance, hosted by the Grandparent-Guardian Collaborative. Hope to see you there, too! Grandparent-Guardian CollaborativeLegal Guidance Workshop Do you need help understanding legal…
