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Reflections – September 2017
As we look back on this summer, we’re fortunate to reflect on many stories of hope, love, and compassion written between our volunteers and campers. The children we serve were given memories and pieces of their childhood they can carry with them forever. Of course, within this special story,...
#NTxGivingDay 2017 – Join us 9.14.17
Join us on 9.14.17 for North Texas Giving Day. This is a wonderful opportunity to support our organization on a day designated around North Texas to support non profit organizations. Your donation help to give kids so many wonderful things. We've produced this video (see above) to showcase the...
Raise funds for Royal Family Mentoring Club
Join us on Saturday, March 4th as we raise money for the Royal Family Mentoring Club. The event will be held at the Legacy Church of Christ in Hurst. Bring your recycle-eligible items at noon or anytime that afternoon. Your items can help raise money for the kids to have special events! To learn...
Reflections from September 2016
September was a busy month for OFC. Not only did we host our Onward & Upward teens for a weekend at Camp Akiva, but we participated in North Texas Giving Day for the second time. Onward & Upward was awesome! We took a group of teens for a fun-filled weekend that included lots of swim time,...
Abuse is Real – We Need Your Help! #NTXGivingDay
Do you have a heart for kids? Do you like to laugh, play games, go swimming, fish on a lake, and just have fun? Do you like the idea of mentoring a young child, filling them with HOPE and the love of Jesus. Sound like you? Make your summer vacation count by taking a week off to provide HOPE to...
2 Noodles and a Teddy Bear Bring Smiles and Hope
The second session of Royal Family Kids Camp was held in July with 131 children and 129 volunteers. There were over 50 new campers and thus a lot of first time memories were created. Our camp scribe captured these stories: Counselor Jay said his camper, James (6 years old), arrived on Monday and...