by Kaitlin | Sep 22, 2020 | Foster Care, News & Updates
“There was so much going on in my life that was out of my control, so I gravitated to the outdoors to find control. It became a place where I could go to find some peace and away from life’s confusion and uncertainties [from life in foster care],” Jackie Prock said....
by Kaitlin | Sep 13, 2020 | Foster Care, Mentoring, News & Updates
We are thrilled to announce we have 14 new projects kick-starting next year across the country! Since we do not require our new projects to fund-raise, we rely on our community and national fundraisers to support these projects. Please participate in our ONE FLY...
by Kaitlin | Apr 29, 2020 | Foster Care, Mentoring
Written by, Breezy Johnston Joining The Mayfly Project (TMP) was an absolute no brainer for me. After being wrapped up in work the last four years a good friend mentioned mentoring for the Pikes Peak chapter, and there was zero hesitation. Right away I said yes! I...
by Kaitlin | Mar 6, 2020 | Curriculum, Foster Care, News & Updates
The Mayfly Project Mentee Curriculum Development Last year we rolled out our new curriculum with the help of our fly fishing family and TMP partners! The impact of this curriculum has surpassed our expectations–the foster children we work with are able to use...
by Jess Wessbrook | Jun 28, 2019 | Foster Care
To hold space for someone means to stand in the gap where either someone used to be in their lives or where someone needs to be with them. Sometimes, it’s showing up to sit with a friend in mourning, or taking a child without an opportunity to go fishing to the river....
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