Reece, 10 years old, MO | 29 DAYS WAITING | NEEDED BY 05/08

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Reece is a lovable, outgoing young man whose smile and energy light up every room he enters. He thrives in the outdoors—whether he’s running around with friends, exploring new places, riding bikes, or jumping into a pickup game, he is happiest when he’s active and surrounded by his peers. There is something special about the way he naturally brings people together, encouraging others to join in and making sure no one feels left out. His laughter is contagious, and his upbeat attitude makes even the simplest activities feel exciting. Reece has a natural enthusiasm for sports and team activities, and being involved provides far more than just an outlet for his energy. Participating in sports helps him channel his active spirit in positive ways while building discipline, teamwork, and perseverance. It gives him a strong sense of belonging and accomplishment, boosts his confidence, and allows him to form meaningful friendships with other kids who share his interests. For Reece, being part of a team isn’t just about the game—it’s about connection, camaraderie, and the joy of working toward a common goal. His joyful spirit and eagerness to participate make him a bright light in any group he’s part of. He is in kinship care with his siblings and is on an adoptive path.

Reece is really excited about the chance to go to a sports camp this summer. He’s never had this kind of experience before, and for someone as active and enthusiastic as he is, it would mean a lot to him. Going to a structured camp would provide him with some thrilling activities to look forward to and a great way to spend his summer days productively. Not only would attending the camp keep him physically active and help him work on his strength, coordination, and fitness, but it would also be a wonderful opportunity for him to hang out with his friends and meet new people. Being part of a team would give him a real sense of belonging and achievement. For Reece, this isn’t just about playing sports; it’s about boosting his confidence, supporting his mental well-being, and feeling included in something bigger than himself.