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Strengthening Children
Impacted by Incarceration

Christ-centered pathways that build
resilience, stability, and long-term potential.

We break generational cycles by helping children with incarcerated parents grow in Christ through supportive pathways that nurture resilience and unlock potential.

When you partner with Christ Rose Foundation, you walk alongside children with incarcerated parents as they grow in Christ, build resilience, and discover their God-given potential. Your involvement helps provide consistent youth enrichment, family support, and life skills pathways that strengthen stability and break generational cycles.

Whether you volunteer your time, become a community partner, or support our programs financially, you are helping create safe, nurturing spaces where children feel seen, supported, and equipped for a stronger future.

Together, we are not just meeting immediate needs, we are investing in long-term transformation for children and families who need consistent care the most.

Your generosity helps children with incarcerated parents experience consistent care, Christ-centered guidance, and supportive pathways that build resilience and long-term stability. Due to your support, children who often face emotional trauma and instability are surrounded by caring relationships, life skills enrichment, and faith-filled encouragement that helps them grow in confidence and discover their God-given potential.

With your love in action, you are helping break generational cycles and ensuring that children and families are strengthened for the future with hope, stability, and consistent support.

Who We Serve 

We serve children who have an incarcerated parent and the families supporting them. Our youth often face emotional trauma, instability, and limited support systems. We provide consistent Christ-centered pathways that nurture resilience, life skills, and long-term stability

8th Annual Angel Tree

8th Annual Angel Tree

A Signature Experience for Children with Incarcerated Parents

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