A Better Chance for Our Children is dedicated to providing permanency for children. We focus on finding families for waiting children, most from foster care and many with special needs. We believe that through education and support, families can develop the skills necessary to provide a stable, nurturing environment for these children. We prioritize this training and support so that waiting children have a better chance of overcoming the trauma they have experienced. We believe that all children deserve a chance to be the best people they can be and, to achieve this, it is in a child’s best interest to be with a properly trained and supportive family.
Cindy offers support to children and families as they explore their foster care/adoption journey. She has 5+ years of nonprofit experience and joined ABC in 2023.
When Cindy was 5, she was pretty sure that she would be a Pediatric Neuromuscular Doctor when she grew up, until she was old enough to understand the amount of schooling that would be required of her.
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Meg has over 20 years of experience working in child welfare and joined ABCFOC as Executive Director in 2016. She oversees daily operations, focusing on program development, team leadership, and advancing our mission.
If Meg won the lottery tomorrow, she would take more vacations, eat out more, and keep working at ABCFOC!
Amy has been with ABCFOC since 2012, starting her career with the agency as an Adoption Case Manager. Amy has extensive knowledge of the impact of early trauma, grief and loss, and adoption-related challenges. She provides individual and family therapy services.
Amy has an immense love for animals. If she were to win the lottery tomorrow, she would open up an animal rescue and possibly a cat cafe!
Emily started ABCFOC in 2025. She plays a role in managing office operations and supporting our team of specialists. Previously she worked as a manager and worked in hospitality and customer service for about 15 years.
When she was 5, Emily was pretty sure she’d be a veterinarian when she grew up.
