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Justin Myers, Director of Programs at Show Hope, joins Rahn and Eric to share insights into the nonprofit’s deep commitment to helping families overcome barriers to adoption. They explore how Show Hope supports families, churches, and communities in caring for orphans and vulnerable children through financial aid, medical care, education, and community empowerment.

Justin traces the personal origins of Show Hope and illustrates its impact with transformational stories from families and youth engaged in their programs. Throughout the conversation, there is an emphasis on community engagement, the emotional and financial challenges of adoption, and the power of prayer and practical support in fostering long-term change.

Key Takeaways

• Show Hope was founded to help families adopt children in need.
• Show Hope has served nearly 9,300 children to date.
• Adoption aid grants are a key program of Show Hope.
• Hope for the Journey is a resource for families and educators.
• Community support is essential for families in the adoption process.
• Prayer is a powerful tool for those involved in adoption and supporting adoptive families.
• Instilling hope is vital for families in the adoption process.
• Engaging with adoptive families can provide much-needed support.
• Financial aid is crucial for families looking to adopt due to the average cost of adoption rising significantly.

How to Get Involved

Thousands of children are waiting for the love and stability of a forever family, and families are waiting for the support they need to make adoption possible. You can help bridge that gap.

• Pray for the children, the families, and the organizations walking this journey.
• Give to Show Hope or similar nonprofits providing crucial adoption aid.
• Advocate in your church, school, or community for vulnerable children.
• Learn more through resources like Hope for the Journey and share them widely.

Visit ShowHope.org to learn more, donate, and explore ways to get involved.

Because every child deserves a loving family—and hope starts with us.

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