Bring Christmas Joy to Foster Kids with Brice

Hey Y'ALL!

I need your help. Yep, YOU. Together, we’ve got a chance to bring a little extra holiday magic to kids who could really use it this Christmas—and I’m counting on you to pitch in.

Here’s the plan: I’m teaming up with Pathways Youth and Family Services to stuff 175 Christmas stockings for foster and adoptive kiddos right here in Texas. Each stocking costs just $5 to fill with goodies—candy, small toys, essentials—everything a kid needs to feel the love this holiday season. Our goal is to raise $875, and I KNOW we can hit it (and maybe even smash it).

Why Am I So Fired Up About This?

Well, let me get real with you for a second. After coming home from deployment one year, I wanted to do something special to spread joy during the holidays—it’s tough being away from loved ones, especially during this season. So I started making stockings for kids whose parents were deployed.

Fast forward a few years, and I found myself partnering with Pathways, an organization that gave me the ultimate Christmas gift: my son. ❤️ Helping them is my way of giving back, and I can’t think of a better way to make the holidays brighter for kids in their care.

How You Can Help

Here’s how we make the magic happen:

Donate: Just $5 funds one stocking, or go big with $50 to fund ten!

Spread the Word: Tell your friends, coworkers, gym buddies—basically anyone who likes making kids smile.

Get Involved: Join us on December 7th at A Needle and Thread in Spring, Texas, to help assemble these stockings. Warning: we’ll be blasting holiday music and probably laughing a little too much.

This project means the world to me, and I promise every single stocking we make is going to bring a big, beautiful smile to a kid who really needs it. So, what do you say? Let’s do something amazing together.

Thank you, from the bottom of my very excited and slightly over-caffeinated heart. ❤️

— Brice

Chief Stocking-Stuffer, MTC

P.S. Let’s hit that $875 goal FAST so we can see just how many stockings we can make! Think of it as a Christmas challenge—you in?