Angel Drop
Join us in spreading kindness and making this season a little brighter for these deserving families. Together, we can change lives—one family at a time.
This year, we are honored to support over 70 families in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District. Each family has been identified by a dedicated Community Liaison or Student Champion who works closely with them, witnessing firsthand the challenges they face daily.
These families represent some of the most vulnerable in our community—individuals and caregivers doing everything they can to provide for their children under difficult circumstances.
Our families have stories of perseverance—single parents, families recovering from loss, caretakers supporting children with disabilities, and grandparents raising grandchildren on their own. Through Angel Drop, we have the opportunity to offer hope, joy, and relief to these families, ensuring they feel seen, supported, and cared for during the holiday season.
When asked, "Why do you believe we should select this family?" the answers we received reflect their resilience, love, and need for a helping hand:
A family whose Father passed away over the summer.
A student who is living with extended family because their father is dealing with alcoholism and their mother has gone back to her country.
A large, extended family all living together and trying to get back on their feet, while dealing with housing insecurity and learning disabilities.
A family that is fostering 6 children who are just settling into their new home and getting back on track with routines and structure.
A Mom working tirelessly for her family to make ends meet. They are renting a room and doing everything they can to keep their students in school on a daily basis.
A family where both parents suffer from chronic illness.
By adopting a family, you will provide personalized gifts and necessities tailored to their specific needs and circumstances. Your generosity can make a lasting impact, reminding them they are not alone in their struggles and giving them the gift of hope.