It's an exciting time for the Collins teenagers as they are experiencing amazing accomplishments in their lives.

On New Year’s Day, January 1, 2021, our Collins Children's Home community was saddened to lose a gem of a man from our community.

The needs of humanity do not end with Christmas. Giving doesn’t have to be material; it can be as simple as giving encouragement...

When I was 8 years old, Joe and Anne made room for me and my siblings in their home when we had nowhere else to go.

All of our children are blessed by sponsors that have lovingly purchased gifts from a wish list or made donations for us to shop.

My heart hurts for our children and all that they’ve been through in their young lives. It’s beautiful watching them look beyond differences

Have you ever wondered what I can do to help my community? Everyone at the Collins Home appreciates all the many ways our community helps

Collins Home enjoys Thanksgiving because it is a time we can join with our loved ones to give thanks for our many blessings.

It is incredible to live in the Golden Corner and be able to look out each day on the grandeur of the Blue Ridge Mountains…

Joe Rackley was well-loved and respected. He had an honorable character and a big heart. For the many lives Joe touched, the loss is real.

You did it! The Collins Home Community came together and we made Wheels for the Collins Kids a reality. Thank you for your support!

Life is always changing and normally the things that bring us the most joy can also bring us heartache.

This week's post is a tongue-cheek story written in 1989 by one of our staff members.

It is especially heartwarming when one of our young adults share the love and teachings they learned while living at Collins Children’s Home

Since being at Collins Home, I’ve received so much that I needed but wouldn’t have had at home...

We are excited to announce the 37th annual Collins Children's Home on 10/3/2020, We are looking for sponsors. Find out the details here.

We have watched Dakota grow from our skinny, little, awkward 14-year-old boy into a tall, handsome, maturing military man.

I got to just be a kid and a sister instead of a caregiver. I am thankful for everyone that helped me have a good childhood.

Read more about why our staff believes Collins Children's Home is a truly life changing ministry.

Have you ever considered how children that go through so much in early childhood can trust and love non-biological adults in their life?