“I came to live at Place of Hope when I was 12 years old. It was hard for me, to be taken out of my home and brought to a brand new place; but from the very first week, I knew that Place of Hope was going to be a good place for me. I was able to grow and learn in ways that I had not before. My cottage parents were awesome and provided a consistency that I had never had. They modeled what a Christian marriage and family is supposed to be, and taught me how to genuinely live out my faith. Through the guidance of my family and mentors at Place of Hope, I discovered that I can be successful in life. I was able to graduate from high school and even went on to graduate from Liberty University and I am now pursuing my dream of career in music. The unique influence of faith-based foster care changed my life and gave me the courage and confidence to move to Nashville and start my own campaign to raise funds to make my first record.”
Mike
