We are not all called to foster or adopt but we are all called to care.
About WEPC's Wrap around Ministry:
The body of Christ is called to be pro-life for every life, at every stage, through the celebration and protection of the dignity and flourishing of every human life.
Wrap Around is a ministry team at WEPC ready to serve:
- Nearby families in crisis (in an effort to keep families together and children out of foster care)
- Foster families (to support them as they care for children in foster care while birth families work to get back on track).
There is a role for everybody including making a meal, babysitting, giving rides, mentoring, providing respite care for foster families, and volunteering during special events for foster children.
If you’d like to join the team OR if you know someone who needs our help, please contact Ali Fogarty.
upcoming event
Luncheon & Speaker from Fostering Acadia
May 17 / 12 PM / Fellowship Hall
In honor of May being Foster Care Awareness Month, Wrap Around is focusing on youth ages 17–21 navigating life after foster care. Join us for a luncheon featuring Rebekah Brown from Fostering Acadia, a local nonprofit dedicated to building supportive community and stability for these young people. We invite you to attend and consider the meaningful ways you can get involved. RSVP by May 13 to
or sign up here.
ways to serve & support
Support for WEPC Foster Family
A WEPC foster family has an Amazon Wish list that would help them with the 2 young girls that they are fostering. If ordered through Amazon, items will ship directly to their home.
past events
Father to the Fatherless & Lunch (October 2025)
Rick and Chris McMahon, along with their son Hayden, shared their adoption journey. In honor of National Adoption Month, we also spent time praying for the 1,500+ children waiting in VA foster care for a permanent, loving family, followed by a Q&A session. For more info or to be added to the Wrap Around Group Email list, contact: Ali Fogarty

resources & Partners
Learn About Foster Care: Foster Care 101
Foster parents in Virginia can be:
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Single or Married
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Renters or Home-Owners
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Military
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21+ years old
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Working or Retired or Stay-At-Home
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Pet Owners
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Part of small or big family
Serving foster families, children in foster care, and birth families through the Department of Social Services in Henrico County.
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