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Home For The Holidays: Foster/Adoption SpecialTune into CBS on Tuesday, December 23 Don’t miss this heartwarming one-hour television show! Celebrity performers will share the stage with extraordinary American families who share their joy and their stories of foster care adoption. This year’s show features Faith Hill and includes Tim McGraw, Jamie Foxx, Melissa Etheridge, Gavin Rossdale, Keyshia Cole, Martin Short, Kristen Chenoweth and a host of others. There are currently half a million children in foster care in the United States; 129,000 of these children are available for adoption. Each year, A Home for the Holidays raises national awareness about this important social issue and connects waiting children with potential adoptive families. The show is a joint project of CBS, the Children’s Action Network, Wendy’s International, Triage Productions, Goldsmith Entertainment and the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption. Tags: adopting a child, adopting children, Adoption, Adoption Programs, adoptive families, child adoptions, foster care, Older Child Adoption, Special Needs Adoption, Transracial AdoptionRelated posts1 CommentsLeave a comment |
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I love the support for adoptive parents. My wife and I are considering it. A pet peeve of mine is when a couple can’t have kids but really want one but won’t consider adoption.