Before Mercy Home, Jordan's parents constantly struggled for money, leaving him to feel like there was never enough of anything. “I like that Mercy Home doesn’t just help me, they help my family,” Jordan said.
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Your support makes a measurable difference.
From providing a safe place to live to ensuring kids stay in school and receive therapy, Mercy Home’s impact can be seen in the numbers—and in the lives changed every day.
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Each year, our kids look forward to their trips to camp. But we need your help to make these the unforgettable experiences they deserve. Give a gift today and help our kids enjoy the healing power of nature. 🚣♀️🐦🏕️ #camp2026bit.ly/447e6WE
Nothing is better than Chicago summers. Here are some timeless activities that you can do throughout the summer in the city. #chicagosummer
From visiting the #Chicago Botanical Gardens or taking a plunge in Lake Michigan.
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Today is the last day of Mental Health Awareness month. There is still time to sign our pledge before the month ends.
Mercy Home hopes to end the stigma surrounding mental illness.
Take the pledge now.💚 bit.ly/48lDJFI
Your support makes a measurable difference.
From providing a safe place to live to ensuring kids stay in school and receive therapy, Mercy Home’s impact can be seen in the numbers—and in the lives changed every day.
See how your generosity adds up: bit.ly/4uI2B3i
After losing the brother he depended on, Will felt totally alone—until Mercy Home gave him safety, support, and hope. Now he’s looking to the future with confidence. Mercy Home was the fresh start he needed. 💚
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Parents know when something feels off. Trust your instincts—early warning signs of mental illness in kids shouldn’t be ignored. 💙 bit.ly/4dk6Xs1#MentalHealthAwareness
Mila's family struggled when her father passed away. Then her mother lost her job and the family found themselves staying in a shelter.
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Youth mental health matters—and at Mercy Home, it’s a top priority. Regular therapy, supportive groups, and healing family sessions help kids find balance and hope. 💚
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Parents know when something feels off. Trust your instincts—early warning signs of mental illness in kids shouldn’t be ignored. 💙 bit.ly/4dk6Xs1#MentalHealthAwareness
Before today ends, this Bitcoin Pizza Day, turn crypto into impact
Support Mercy Home for Boys & Girls with a crypto donation and help us provide compassionate ongoing support to at-risk youth 🍕 → ❤️
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Mercy Home hopes to end the stigma surrounding mental illness. Many of the young people we serve have suffered as a result of a guardian’s untreated mental health issue. #mentalhealthawareness
Learn more: bit.ly/4lVC1k0
After losing the brother he depended on, Will felt totally alone—until Mercy Home gave him safety, support, and hope. Now he’s looking to the future with confidence. Mercy Home was the fresh start he needed. 💚
Read his story: bit.ly/40aN2UI
Nature is powerful stress relief. 🌱 Time outdoors—gardening, playing, exploring—can lift moods and help families feel more balanced.
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Your support makes a measurable difference.
From providing a safe place to live to ensuring kids stay in school and receive therapy, Mercy Home’s impact can be seen in the numbers—and in the lives changed every day.
See how your generosity adds up: bit.ly/4uI2B3i