Support Our Yard Sale Fundraiser for Generations Together
Helping Kinship Families, One Child at a Time

Generations Together is hosting a Yard Sale Fundraising Campaign to support our programs and provide essential items for children being raised by kinship caregivers—relatives or trusted family friends who step in when parents cannot. Kinship care offers children stability, love, and a sense of belonging during difficult times, but caregivers often face significant emotional and financial challenges as they take on this critical role.

Why It Matters:
In Georgia alone, more than 101,000 children are in kinship care due to circumstances like parental substance abuse, incarceration, mental illness, or death. These children have often experienced trauma and disruption, and without strong support, they face increased risks to their well-being. Many kinship caregivers—often grandparents—are living on fixed incomes and navigating caregiving without the same supports provided to foster families.

82% of kinship caregivers report concerns about their financial situation.
Many face barriers to legal assistance, health services, and basic needs for the children in their care.

Our Commitment:
Generations Together is dedicated to addressing these challenges by offering resources, guidance, and advocacy. We strive to ensure that every kinship family has what they need to provide a safe, nurturing, and stable home.

How You Can Help:
Proceeds from our Yard Sale will go directly toward our programs and the purchase of essential items for children, like school supplies, clothing, and hygiene products. Your support helps lighten the load for caregivers and allows children to thrive in environments filled with love and security.

Join us in this mission. Together, we can uplift kinship families and make sure every child grows up with the support they deserve.

Generations Together Annual Community Yard Sale Fundraiser

By Generations Together Inc

Generations Together Annual Community Yard Sale Fundraiser

Helping Kinship Families, One Child at a Time