Events

Join us for an intimate, virtual Enough Circles peer support session, limited to 10 adoptees. This session's theme is Grief, recognizing that grief can show up in many ways throughout an adoptee's life. While grief will guide our conversation, participants can share whatever is on their hearts.

Join Enough Adoption Foundation for a relaxing yoga and sound bath experience to support emotional well-being. This event is open to the public and also a fundraiser to help Enough provide wellness experiences, peer support, educational resources, and other programs that empower adoptees.

Join Enough Adoption Foundation for a special author reading of Mia Bear Is Finally Home, a heartwarming story about adoption, love, and belonging. This event helps children celebrate the many ways families are formed through storytelling and compassionate language.

Enough will serve as a Community Partner at the 3rd Annual Mental Health Matters 5K and Community Resource Fair which aims to raise awareness about the ongoing mental health crisis and connect families with local resources

Enough Exhibits at Formed Families Forward (FFF) Annual Picnic. Families formed through foster care, adoption, and kinship came together for food, fun, creativity, and connection at Burke Lake Park. Enough was excited to share our programs and the free download of the My Story Journal.

Enough Supports the Center for Adoption Support and Education (C.A.S.E.) - at the National Housing Center (1201 15th Street NW, Washington, DC).

My Story Program Launch includes the FREE My Story Journal for personal use. If desired, participants can submit responses to three prompts/questions to share with other adoptees on our platforms.

This Giving Tuesday, join us in empowering adoptees and families through education, wellness, and advocacy. Every donation makes a difference.

View a special message from founder Mia Dickerson on Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn as she shares the heart and vision behind Enough Adoption Foundation and how you can get involved.

Celebrate the launch of Enough—a nonprofit dedicated to empowering adoptees and strengthening families through education, support, and advocacy.