The Florence Copper Community Foundation awarded $2,500 to Kada’s Promise to help provide comfort kits to children experiencing abuse, trauma, or displacement throughout Pinal County.
Each kit includes a new teddy bear and blanket, offering children a sense of comfort, security, and hope during difficult moments. The grant will help fund the supplies, assembly, and distribution of these kits through local first responders, child advocacy centers, shelters, and foster care agencies.
Kada’s Promise was founded in memory of Kadence Fredericksen, whose kindness and love for others inspired a mission to remind children that they are loved, valued, and never alone.
“This grant means we can get so many more bears for the children who need them the most. This bear will be their friend, their confidant, and hope that they can get out of their horrible situations,” said Lisa Fredericksen, Arizona Ambassador for Kada’s Promise.
The Foundation is proud to support Kada’s Promise and its continued efforts to bring comfort, healing, and hope to children across Pinal County.
To learn more or support Kada’s Promise, visit https://kadaspromise.com.
