The MAGIC Charities Foundation

We advocate for policies that support children and families to receive the support and services they need for health, education, and family stability.

It is our vision to create a world that, above all, values our children's health, education, safety and family relationships.

We invest in children's health by providing meals to insecure children. Addressing food security directly improves the ability to learn and decreases the chances of long-term health conditions.

We help students overcome barriers to education by providing school supplies, coats, scholarships, and advocacy to help families receive the learning support they are entitled to help their children learn. Children with learning disabilities who do not receive support or finish high school are more likely to end up in the school-to-prison pipeline.

Foster and adoptive families have unique challenges and trauma. We support these families by providing specialized counseling and therapeutic experiences to help them bond and increase the success of a foster care arrangement or adoption.

The MAGIC Meals Program: providing healthy meals to hungry children. We pack and deliver meals on weekends and during school breaks for food-insecure students.

The MAGIC Scholarship Fund: providing funding, resources, and access to education. We deliver coats, backpacks, and school supplies directly to our community and provide grants to organizations and individuals for items such as laptops, school supplies, college housing, and tuition expenses.

The Adoptive and Foster Youth Initiative: providing specialized counseling & therapeutic services. We have provided several grants for specialized family counseling, camps, and wellness initiatives.

The MAGIC Advocacy Program: advocating for children to get the educational support they need. This program provides an educational advocate, free of charge or at a discounted cost, to families needing special education services.

Advocacy of policies that support families through coalition memberships or communication with lawmakers.

To date, we have provided the following:
Over 12,000 meals to food-insecure students
Hundreds of backpacks and school supply kits
Hundred of coats
A grant for 11 highly subsidized laptops for college students
One college scholarship
Four years of summer camp for low-income children
Specialized TBRI counseling for four adoptive and foster families
Grants for counselors for two summers sessions of TBRI therapeutic camp with Holt International
Supplies for children and parents in need (diapers, strollers, car seats, beds)
Nutrition education for teens