35 CAMPS | 1 MISSION Our partnership network continues to grow as we strive to reach more at-risk children together. For the 2026 season, we have allocated a total of $304,800 in scholarship funding across 35 different Christian camps. We have already distributed $178,000 in spring funding to help our partner camps begin their seasons with confidence. How Our Partnerships Work The Min/Max/Match model Min At the beginning of the summer, Psalm68Five provides an initial amount

Being a single mom means wearing a lot of hats. You’re the protector, provider, encourager, and cheerleader all at once. You do it with strength, love, and faith, even on the days when you’re exhausted. And while you give your kids everything you can, it’s normal to wonder if there’s something more that could help them grow, heal, and truly thrive, especially when there’s no father in the home. One simple, powerful answer is camp. Christian summer camps, weekend retreats, and

Here is a deep dive into the top 10 things a single mother can do to break the generational cycle of fatherlessness, specifically viewed through the lens of Christian faith, biblical wisdom, and the resources of the church body. This approach moves from "survival mode" to "Kingdom building," positioning you not just as a single mom, but as the matriarch of a renewed, God-fearing lineage. 1. Heal the "Father Wound" Through the "Abba Father" Paradigm The Deep Dive: Sociological

Fueling Hope for Fatherless Kids Reflecting on another year of serving the fatherless, and looking forward to what's ahead. Whether you’re brand new to the Psalm68Five community or you’ve been walking with us for a while, we just want to start by saying thank you. We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from our community during this end-of-year giving campaign. Thank you to everyone who was able to donate to our end of year matching fund challenge. This year was the

There is a fatherless epidemic in America. Fatherlessness affects millions of children nationwide, leading to deep-seated trauma that can ripple through generations. Drawing from a talk given by Melinda Cathey , this post explores what trauma really means, how it disrupts early development—especially in fatherless kids—and practical steps toward healing. Whether you're a parent, educator, camp counselor, or simply someone who cares, becoming trauma-informed can transform how