10/05/2026
Meet some incredible kids we recently met at I Belong Project events in Kentucky! Our amazing Kentucky Kids Belong team had the opportunity to spend time with Devon, Makayla, Maranda, Bella, Xavier, and James during thoughtfully designed days where kids are celebrated, encouraged, and free to simply be themselves.
Meet Devon 😊
Devon is bright, happy, funny, and kind! He loves playing with other kids, making friends, giving hugs, and trying new things. He is affectionate, outgoing, and always ready to help. Devon would thrive with a loving, active family who enjoys spending time together.
Meet Makayla 🎤
Makayla is creative, expressive, and caring! She loves music, singing, dancing, reading, and spending time with her favorite Squishmallows. She also enjoys dressing up, doing her makeup, and getting her nails done. Makayla hopes for a family where she feels loved, respected, and safe.
Meet Maranda 🌟
Maranda is energetic, friendly, and independent! She loves learning, making friends, and taking on responsibilities. She forms strong bonds with her caregivers and brings contagious enthusiasm wherever she goes. Maranda would thrive with a loving, patient, and supportive family.
Meet Bella 🐾
Bella has a huge smile and a great sense of humor that can light up a room! She is caring, empathetic, and affectionate with people she trusts. Bella loves animals and hopes for a family who shows kindness, patience, and genuine care. She may be shy at first, but her personality shines once she is comfortable.
Meet Xavier 🏈
Xavier is smart, kind, creative, and full of personality! He loves football, being outside, spending time with friends, and making people laugh. Xavier hopes for a kind, respectful, and non-judgmental family that will encourage him to be himself. With love, consistency, and stability, Xavier has the potential to go far!
Meet James 🏀
James is outgoing, talkative, and knows how to connect with others. He enjoys working out, walks, basketball, football, video games, music, and time with friends. His involvement in JROTC gives him structure and