Philanthropic Giving

Every single day we come to Sweet Peaches Bedding feel so blessed to be able to provide lovely bedding for the children in our world and we feel doubly blessed when we are able to partner with agencies that advocate for at risk and underprivileged children! Below are a few of the companies we are partnering with. A portion of your purchase makes this possible, thank you so much!






The Samaritan Inn
The only homeless shelter in Collin County

• A single mother of three loses her job and can no longer pay her rent.
  
• A pregnant 18 year old is told she is no longer welcome in her family's home. 
  
• A high tech executive loses his house after months of unemployment.
  
• Each month of this year, 200-300 homes in Collin County have gone into foreclosure.
  
• Over 200 people sleep on the streets in Collin County every night.

You've heard these stories and your heart goes out to these people, but you think, "What can I do about it?" or "Can I really make a difference?"

The answer is YES!

You can make a huge difference by becoming involved with The Samaritan Inn.
Since 1984, The Samaritan Inn, a non-profit organization, has helped thousands of homeless people in Collin County regain their independence with comprehensive programs and the help of caring individuals and corporations. The Samaritan Inn was established in 1984 after community leaders joined together to address the issue of homelessness in Collin County. Twenty five years later, The Samaritan Inn is still the only homeless shelter in a county of over 762,000 residents.


Birthday Blessing

Birthday blessing is an all volunteer non-profit organization that sponsors birthday parties and gifts for deserving children of families in need with the hope of making each child feel loved and important on their special day.  Our mission is to touch children’s lives and to show them how much Jesus Christ loves them and wants a relationship with them.

CASA for Children
Today, approximately 780,000 children in the US are caught up in the court and child welfare maze because they are unable to live safely at home.  Imagine what it would be like to lose your parents, not because of something you did, but because they can’t—or won’t—take care of you. Now, into these children’s lives come dozens of strangers: police, foster parents, therapists, social workers, judges, lawyers, and more.  Hopefully, one of these strangers is a CASA volunteer. 

CASA volunteers are appointed by judges to watch over and advocate for abused and neglected children, to make sure they don’t get lost in the overburdened legal and social service system or languish in an inappropriate group or foster home.  They stay with each case until it is closed, and the child is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many abused children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence—the one adult who cares only for them.

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