"Most of the time I don't feel belonged, but when people include me in things, it does make me feel belonged," says 11-year-old Epifani.

"Someone treating me with kindness, full faith, showing me love and stuff, that's what I feel like belonging is," says 15-year-old Latoya.

"Someone who's going to stick by me, through the ups and downs," says 16-year-old Autumn.

You'll find dozens of children just looking to belong, for permanence, for something you may not even have to think about.

But in fact, they may be looking for you.

"I am a big believer in foster care and adoption," said Devin Shanor. "It's blessed my family, and I know that there's a lot of kids out there who need love and homes, and so any way that I can give back and help these kids find homes, is something I want to be a

See Full Page