BRAND GUIDELINES - Dave Thomas Foundation For Adoption
BRAND GUIDELINES - Dave Thomas Foundation For Adoption
BRAND GUIDELINES - Dave Thomas Foundation For Adoption
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [CONTACT]<br />
[ORGANIZATION]<br />
[PHONE]<br />
[AGENCY] RECEIVES GRANT FROM THE DAVE THOMAS FOUNDATION FOR<br />
ADOPTION<br />
Exclusive funding for Wendy’s Wonderful Kids program<br />
CITY, State (Date) — [Agency] has received a grant from the <strong>Dave</strong> <strong>Thomas</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> for<br />
<strong>Adoption</strong> that will bring children one step closer to finding homes.<br />
The grant is dedicated to funding a child-focused adoption recruiter for Wendy’s Wonderful<br />
Kids, a signature program of the <strong>Foundation</strong>.<br />
The Wendy’s Wonderful Kids model is simple and effective: Wendy’s restaurants, its<br />
customers and other partners raise funds for the <strong>Dave</strong> <strong>Thomas</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> for <strong>Adoption</strong>.<br />
The <strong>Foundation</strong> issues grants to local adoption organizations, which hire adoption<br />
professionals and implement an aggressive child-specific recruitment program. This<br />
program is targeted exclusively at placing children in foster care, and particularly the longest<br />
waiting children, into loving, adoptive families. Recruiters must dedicate 100 percent of their<br />
workdays to the program.<br />
There are more than 107,000 children in the U.S. foster care system waiting to be adopted,<br />
including [XXX] children in [state or county].*<br />
“Each year [number] local children in foster care turn 18 and leave the child welfare system<br />
without permanent families,” said [agency director]. “Through Wendy’s Wonderful Kids,<br />
[agency] can focus dedicated time to matching the longest waiting-children in foster care<br />
with families who hope to adopt.”<br />
*U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Children, Youth and Families, Children’s<br />
Bureau; rev. September, 2008