In Kentucky, where more than 9,000 children are currently in out-of-home care, adoption can be a life-changing journey—not just for the children, but for the families who open their hearts to them.
At Southern Sass Hair and Nail Studio in Russellville, scissors and curling irons are set aside for something even more meaningful—a benefit block party to support a couple with hearts set on adoption.
Natalie Payne, the salon’s owner, is rallying her entire community to help her lifelong best friend take that step.
click to download audioTrey coaches basketball at Logan County Middle School. Kathryn, unable to carry children due to a rare medical condition, has found hope through adoption.
click to download audioOn August 2nd, from 6 to 9 p.m., East 6th Street in Russellville will turn into a celebration—with food trucks, live music, and basketball-themed booths. It’s all for one goal: helping Kathryn and Trey bring home their forever child.
click to download audioIn Kentucky last year alone, over 700 children were adopted through the state’s public child welfare system. For many, adoption offers the stability and love they’ve been longing for.
click to download audioKathryn and Trey haven’t set a fundraising goal—they say any amount helps.
click to download audioFor Payne, using her salon to bring people together is a way to make sure finances never stand in the way of love.
click to download audioTo support the Dunbars, head to Southern Sass on August 2nd—or visit their Facebook page to donate online. Because every child deserves a loving home—and every loving family deserves a chance.
