A Lifeline for Life After Foster Care - The Mirth Project
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A Lifeline for Life After Foster Care - The Mirth Project
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Each year, thousands of young people turn 18 and age out of foster care with no safety net. Many face homelessness, joblessness, and isolation within months. In this episode, host Lisa Federico sits down with Robin McCalister Zaas, founder of The Mirth Project, to talk about the real struggles these young adults face — and the lifeline her organization is building to help them thrive.
From emergency financial aid to life-skills training and job opportunities, The Mirth Project’s “Net Program” offers the kind of support every young person deserves. Robin shares stories of transformation, lessons learned, and how Central Ohio can come together to build stronger communities for those who’ve had to grow up too soon.
Tune in to hear how one woman’s mission is becoming a lifeline for life after foster care — and how you can help strengthen the net.
Get involved with The Mirth Project - and contribute to their Capital Campaign!! Learn more or donate: www.themirthproject.org | givebutter.com/ywlf6D
The Mirth Project’s “Safety Net” Capital Campaign funds programs that support youth year-round — from emergency housing and food assistance to holiday wish lists for teens in foster care.
Every dollar raised brings joy and stability to a young person who deserves a future filled with hope, opportunity, and a little bit of mirth.
Your contribution truly makes a difference in helping these young adults build a stronger, brighter future.
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