Other Programming through the years

Through the years, we have been blessed with incredible donors and partners that allow us to be innovative and flexible with our programming. Passion and purpose is always at the center of our mission- whether you are serving with us or participating in our outreach. In the last decade we have been able to prioritize meeting families where they are at and creatively celebrating the achievements and life circumstances of our staff/volunteers simultaneously. Below are programs that we have been able to proudly offer through the years.

(2020-20201)

Virtual & Accessible educational classes led by professionals who teach essential life skills. From basic financial literacy, online branding, college prep to everyday responsibilities.

Adulting 101 
Catching up with Murph

(2014-2021)

Overcomers attended MLB games and met the players and participated in VIP experiences.

Brads Bags

(2013-2017)

Inspired by a dear friend of IamMore who courageously battled ALS; donations to the homeless community, providing food, toiletries and other necessities.

Family Safe Outings

(2020-2023)

Safe, socially distanced events for immunocompromisedfamilies and foster siblings.

Legacy & Bereavment Support

(Ongoing)

Compassionate & professional support to families for continued connection anticipating and after loss

School Supplies Drive

(Ongoing)

Collection for school supplies for children in need with a list curated specifically with items to make the classroom setting for accessible, adaptable and functional for all of the unique needs of our Overcomer students

Project Eli

(2018)

Inspired by our beloved therapy dog, Eli; Retired working dogs receive the treatment, therapies, and mobility aids.

  • "William has been given so many new opportunities to explore and find things he likes to do. William has been able to explore other things and can do fun activities with others just like himself. He is able to have fun but also process what is going on when he feels anxious or overwhelmed. No one is rushing him to hurry up. "

    -Amanda (mom)