What community made possible this week in under 60 seconds | Week 2 LaSheani moved into housing this week after a year of homelessness.

For months, she and her children moved between a car, other people’s homes, and motels while doing everything they could to stay together. Friends donated couches, loveseats, bunk beds, and more. Nick rented a truck. Made 4 stops across town. Picked up. Carried. Set it all up. So LaSheani would not walk into an empty home. That is what showing up looks like. Simple Needs Georgia delivered and set up furniture for Nia. Nia also got the money she needed for her car — one step closer to reliable transportation and stability. And this week, another family moved out of homelessness. A grandmother who took custody of her granddaughter with special needs lost stability after having to cut back work when affordable child care was hard to find. For four months, we worked alongside her. Together with Center for Family Resources, she moved into her own apartment this week. This is what community can do when people keep showing up. Not one moment. Not one family. Week after week. Every week, more than a dozen families are working to move from a crisis of poverty to stability. Some of these moments happen through campaigns — when people come together to help one family in a big way. Campaigns help in big moments. Family Circle keeps the work going between them. Family Circle monthly donors help cover rent, utilities, child care, transportation, and basic needs. They also support our peer navigators — parents who have been through crisis and now walk alongside other families every day. That steady support keeps families moving forward. Twenty-five dollars or 50 dollars a month helps keep children out of foster care caused by poverty. Be proud of this. Families are together because people showed up. Join our Family Circle. And Like & Share Join our Family Circle. Like. Share. Comment “Family Circle” and we will DM you the link.