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Jason Weber

National Director of More Than Enough

Jason and his wife Trisha first gained a passion for children in foster care while living and working in the inner city. Many of the kids and families they encountered in their neighborhood had experienced foster care at some point in their lives. Partially as a result of this experience, Jason and Trisha became foster parents and have been caring for and adopting children from U.S. foster care since 2001. They have had the privilege of adopting their five children from foster care. Jason has helped to produce and write several books, bible studies and other tools all created to serve the Church as it cares for hurting kids. He eagerly anticipates the day when God, through his Church, provides more than enough for kids and families in foster care. Jason serves as the National Director of More Than Enough, CAFO’s US foster care initiative,  and currently lives in Plano, Texas.

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Latest Articles by Jason Weber

Marco Polo and leveraging your community’s foster care data

I spent the better part of my childhood summer afternoons at our local city swimming pool.  I remember our town’s coolest teenagers camped out on their towels in the deep-end...
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Let’s end the foster care crisis … by making it feel smaller

In high school, one of our friends had a very small car. I don’t remember the make and model, but it was, up to that point, the smallest car I’d...
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The ‘special sauce’ of local foster care strategy

As you might know, the little fishy symbol that you sometimes see on the back of someone's car (hopefully not right after they have rudely cut you off in traffic)...
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A different direction: When church and state work together to help children and families

In 2008, Sara Tucholsky, a college softball player from Western Oregon, hit her first and only home run. As she was rounding first base, she missed the bag. Her first-base...
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Church collaboration in foster care: An ode to breakfasts and bullfrogs

When I facilitate gatherings of people in communities around the country, I almost always start with some questions for folks to answer at their tables to get to know each...
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