I have been part of this foundation for 5 years. I have had a very beautiful experience with my now 5 year old daughter and 1 and 1/2 years old son. They have been very helpful. The volunteers at the Mommy Store are very lovely. Everyone who takes part in this foundation helps you.
This experience has helped me take care of my baby. I like to participate with my son and my friends. I have also made new friends. I like coming and learning how to grow as a person through their group meetings, I have also learned how to care for my son.
My experience in the Cross-Road foundation has been very helpful. I like it because they help me with what is necessary like clothes, diapers, a crib, and many other things. Also, they help me communicate with my baby, what is it that I could do if they fall or hurt their head since I am a first-time mom.
This organization has helped me since my first child was born five years ago. They gave me many things I needed such as diapers, clothes and much needed other things which I could not buy. Now, with my baby girl they have helped me a lot as well. I have been able to save a lot of money which has allowed me to buy whatever I did not find at the Mommy Store. I am very happy and thankful that I was able to find this organization.
This experience has been very rich for me and my husband, especially because we are first-time parents and at first, we had no knowledge about parenting and our child's development. I found out about this organization when I was pregnant, throughout the workshops and courses, I have been able to capture real helpful information once my child was born. Additionally, regarding the expenses of having a child, the foundation has favored us because they have given me clothes, diapers, and accessories for my baby. We are very thankful for this organization.
I love the attention they give you at the Cross-Road Foundation. I like their donations, they help out so much, and the dates they schedule events are convenient. It is good for me as a first-time mom because they help me with diapers until my child turns a year and six months. I love this place because the program is not very long which allows us to enjoy ourselves and spend some time together. Especially on the holidays, I love it even more. Thank you for your help Cross-Road.
Cross-Road Foundation is an organization that helps people with different things, especially babies stuffs. For those that are less privileged to have or buy babies things, or the expecting mothers who find it difficult to buy baby things. This place or foundation helps a lot. They really are a blessing to me and others. I will surely keep on recommending this place or organization to people who are in need.
They are kind and lovely. They treat you equally no matter your rolls. I love this place. God bless and continue to strengthen them for providing for the needs of expecting mothers and the children.
The Cross Road Foundation has become part of my family. It has been 7 years since I first met the director of this organization at a baby bottle campaign at my church. I have volunteered to help women explore their options during their pregnancy and facilitated the needs of their babies. After all the training the organization provided me with, I have been able to consult hundreds of mothers in person and through the phone. I have worked with many women and been their support system. I have been able to participate in Easter and Christmas parties for our mothers. They have encouraged me to continue to advocate for the empowerment of women. Our new director, Kimberly Carbonaro, is the most compassionate person I have met. She goes out of her way to accomplish things for her mothers. One time I found a new mother in a pharmacy who needed assistance, and Kim immediately was able to provide her with a crib, stroller, and mattress on a Saturday evening. Her work is fascinating. She has even allowed participants from Lifestyle for the Disabled to volunteer at the organization. I have had the opportunity to work and love such a diverse community!
Three years ago I was put into contact with the then director William Harder, I reached out to Mr. Harder in hopes to become a volunteer for the organization, as I felt that my personal experience could help another young woman of similar circumstance. It was after our initial interview Mr. Harder did in fact take me on as a volunteer advisor. Since my time there I've developed a sense of home that when life especially within the last few months has taken me away for one reason or another, I miss it terribly. Within the last year we have had a new director, Kimberly Carbone. Ms. Carbone has led this organization I believe in the direction our mission states, which is to provide support, understanding, and a sense of family to anyone that finds themselves in the midst of needing it. Throughout the year we host many successful fundraising events, not only for the public, but we also try to give as much as possible to the families and young women that walk through our doors.