Randolph Adoption Fund
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Help Bring Our Girls Home!
We need your help. No other way to say it. Those of you that know us, will know that we are in year 4 of our adoption process. We are very hopeful that the end is near and have reason to believe my wife Stephanie will be headed back soon to bring the girls home. The reasons for the delay have varied but all have cost us precious time. Some however have also cost us financially. The extensive travel and additional legal fees have been mounting. To date, we have been extremely fortunate to have been helped by close friends, family and organizations that assist families with adoption costs. Still, we are short. So with no intent of making this any more complicated than it should be, we are simply asking if you can help. In return, we can promise you big hugs...and countless photos of our beautiful girls posted all over our social media timelines. Okay, you'll get the photos either way. If you can help, thank you. If you can't, we understand. In either case, please keep us and the girls in your prayers.
If this is all news to you. That's okay. Our family is in the process of adopting twin girls from Jinja Uganda. They are now seven years old and have grown up at Amani Baby Cottage. This is a loving home that happens to be founded by my father (Corky Randolph) and sister (Danyne Bharj). Amani is a wonderful place and the girls are well cared for and loved, but it's time to bring them home. The Ugandan Family Court has granted us legal guardianship and all that remains is clearing the process with the American Embassy. If you would like to know more about Amani or our adoption, click the link provided or call us using the info provided by GoFundMe.
Thank you,
-Jeremy Randolph
Amani Baby Cottage
We need your help. No other way to say it. Those of you that know us, will know that we are in year 4 of our adoption process. We are very hopeful that the end is near and have reason to believe my wife Stephanie will be headed back soon to bring the girls home. The reasons for the delay have varied but all have cost us precious time. Some however have also cost us financially. The extensive travel and additional legal fees have been mounting. To date, we have been extremely fortunate to have been helped by close friends, family and organizations that assist families with adoption costs. Still, we are short. So with no intent of making this any more complicated than it should be, we are simply asking if you can help. In return, we can promise you big hugs...and countless photos of our beautiful girls posted all over our social media timelines. Okay, you'll get the photos either way. If you can help, thank you. If you can't, we understand. In either case, please keep us and the girls in your prayers.
If this is all news to you. That's okay. Our family is in the process of adopting twin girls from Jinja Uganda. They are now seven years old and have grown up at Amani Baby Cottage. This is a loving home that happens to be founded by my father (Corky Randolph) and sister (Danyne Bharj). Amani is a wonderful place and the girls are well cared for and loved, but it's time to bring them home. The Ugandan Family Court has granted us legal guardianship and all that remains is clearing the process with the American Embassy. If you would like to know more about Amani or our adoption, click the link provided or call us using the info provided by GoFundMe.
Thank you,
-Jeremy Randolph
Amani Baby Cottage
Organizer
Jeremy Randolph
Organizer
Lehigh Acres, FL
