Thank you El Paso! Thank you for supporting our 16th Annual Walk/Run for Families in Crisis! Each year the Lee & Beulah Moor Children’s Home holds a 5k Competitive Run and a 1 mile Non-Competitive “Fun Walk” to not only benefit the children enrolled in the program but to raise
What do you do to keep 80 children entertained and content when they are are not in school? We couldn’t do it without our marvelous donors and community partners that helped out on campus during our 3rd and 4th quarters! From keeping the kids entertained to helping with donations and
Once again Christmas was a magical time here at Lee & Beulah Moor Children’s Home and we owe it all to our awesome friends and family in El Paso! This year we had more than 30 community sponsors from El Paso and Ft. Bliss bless our program with gifts, new
As the sun rose over the horizon Sunday November 5th, our sleepy campus was preparing for our awe inspiring friends at Life Church to bless our children and program once again on their annual Be Rich Day! Over 400 volunteers young and old, arrived on campus around 10 AM and
We were honored to have members of the El Paso Corvette Club on campus October 24, 2017 to present a donation to the children of the Lee & Beulah Moor Children’s Home. The El Paso Corvette Club’s 1st Annual Golf Tournament was held October 16th at Butterfield Trail Golf Course
THANK YOU to Security Services Federal Credit Union!! Their love and generosity for the children of the Lee and Beulah Moor Children’s Home never ceases to amaze and this year they donated $5000 towards the upgrade of computers and printers for our cottages. Staff of SSFCU led by Marisela Molinar
Thank you to the amazing donors and community partners that helped out on campus during our 2nd quarter! From keeping the kids entertained to helping with donations and supplies, you are all amazing and we are blessed to count you as friends of Lee & Beulah Moor Children’s Home! Entertainment
On a hot day in June, 7 Lee & Beulah Moor Children’s Home residents celebrated receiving their high school diploma with LBMCH staff, families and friends. Only half of the foster youth in America graduate from high school but these 7 proved they would not be a part of this
