Join us on the Journey!

Your support provides vital post-adoptive services for families!

Financial support for TRJ Annual Family Camp and year-round post-adoptive services is needed now more than ever. Your gift funds programming that impacts the well-being of transracially adopted children and their families in more than 12 mid-western and eastern states.

In order to keep camp affordable, camp fees cover only part of the camp costs. Individual and corporate donations, along with a few hard-to-come-by grant awards, make up the difference. We do a lot with very little, so every donation of any amount matters.

Your contribution provides post-adoption support in the following ways:

Year-round support through monthly meet-ups, newsletters, and resources that families can use every day at home.
Guest speakers and professional facilitators who present at TRJ Annual Family Camp.
Transracially adopted young adult counselors who guide children in age-appropriate discussions about adoption, identity, and race at camp.
Scholarship assistance to families who otherwise would not be able to attend camp.

Make Your Donation

Option 1: Make an Online Donation

This is the quickest and most secure way to donate. Your gift is immediately acknowledged with a thank-you letter and tax receipt sent via email.

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Option 2: A check, an envelope, a stamp, and the U.S. Postal Service

Write a check payable to:

Together on the Journey

Mail it to:

26843 Detroit Road
Westlake, OH 44145

100% of your donation to TRJ is directed primarily to programming.

Option 3: Double Your Donation

Did you know thousands of companies match donations made by employees to our organization?

See if your employer will match your donation

Option 4: Gifts through your IRA

Parents and grandparents of TRJ families who are 73 or older have a special opportunity to support our mission by making a qualified charitable distribution from their Individual Retirement Account. In addition to avoiding the income tax owed on a required minimum distribution, donors will have the satisfaction of seeing their gift help our families navigate the complexities of adoption, race, and belonging.

Learn more about IRA gifts