Since 1936, Sunny Glen Children’s Home has offered vulnerable children across the Rio Grande Valley a safe, loving, and faith-centered place to belong. Much of what you see on our
Children who’ve come from hard places don’t get a break from their nervous systems. Even when the immediate danger is gone, their bodies stay on alert. Walk into a new
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and here in South Texas, that means something personal. The Rio Grande Valley is home to thousands of children who need more than
Two Gifts. One Purpose. A Heart That Answers the Call. There’s a verse in James 1:27 that has shaped this ministry for nearly ninety years: “Religion that God our Father
Every teenage girl deserves to be celebrated. Not just acknowledged but truly, fully celebrated. For most Latina girls, a quinceañera is the moment that happens. Parents plan for years. Family
A lot of noise surrounds the words “foster care.” Some comes from movies, some from outdated systems or secondhand stories, and some has been repeated so many times it starts
A Night That Proves Community Changes Everything Laughter has a way of doing more than filling a room. It connects people. It reminds us we’re in this together. On the
May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to open conversations, reduce stigma, and remind one another that healing is real. At Sunny Glen Children’s Home, that message isn’t
Children who arrive at Sunny Glen Children’s Home in San Benito often come from chaotic backgrounds. They’ve missed out on the steady rhythm of normal life. The bedtime routines. The
When you work with children who’ve walked through trauma, you learn pretty quickly that it takes a village. And we’re incredibly grateful that La Prada Drive Church of Christ in