Sibling visits brought summer smiles.
We really want to share the smiles on their faces – but we can’t share their identity. We CAN share the fun these siblings had, and give you a glimpse of the action.
Sib-Link brings together siblings who are in separate foster placements. Our creative Sib-Link team worked hard this summer to make memories for sibling sets of all ages.
We share a few snapshots below!
This visit was FABULOUS and both brother and sister are looking forward to their next one! They had a blast at Lake Murray and absolutely loved being together. The goodbyes are always hard but they have another visit to look forward to soon!
This group braved the heights and had a most exciting and fun time at Flying Rabbit Adventures! We cannot thank them enough for supporting Fostering Great Ideas and giving these children an experience of a life time!
“Precious” is the only word needed for this photo. Big brother, who cooked for and cared for his sister, cared for her once again at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate. This was a sweet sibling visit.
These siblings tried out bowling. When it was time to go, the youngest said, “This was the best day ever!” His brother agreed. It was the best, not because of the bowling (the highest score was 42!), but because they were together.
This sibling group was full of joy and laughter. They played at the airport park in Liberty and watched airplanes fly right over their heads. An ice cream shop nearby added in sprinkles of fun too! In fact, this day was so special, they are going back again on their next visit!
These brothers had a blast riding bikes together. Each was impressed that the other knew how to ride a bike, as they had never ridden one when they lived together. Reedy River Rides provided the bikes, and the two brothers provided lots of laughter on this day!
Sibling visits are about siblings simply being together.
After playing at the park, these two brothers watched a guy on a riding lawn mower mow the baseball field. Older brother said to his younger brother,
“That was a good day buddy, don’t ya think?”
