Lighthouse Children's Home

Our Story

In the mid-1970s, Pastor Rayburn Blair envisioned a safe haven for children in need. With the support of the Temple Baptist Church in Tallahassee, 14 acres were donated to establish a children’s home. Billy Hudson, a dedicated police officer, and his family began caring for girls needing temporary shelter. Through the Gospel in Song radio broadcast, funds were raised, and in October 1977, the Lighthouse Children's Home opened its doors, initially serving boys and girls of all ages. By the late 80s and early 90s, the focus shifted to providing a nurturing environment exclusively for troubled teen girls.

Impact

Since its inception, Lighthouse Children's Home has prioritized the emotional and educational needs of troubled teen girls, offering them a safe and supportive environment.

Why Donate?

Your generous donations ensure that every girl receives the care, education, and support necessary to thrive, regardless of their financial background.

Get Involved

Join the mission to empower troubled teen girls by donating today. Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a significant difference in their lives. Help create a brighter future for these young women!