GIVING TUESDAY
Make a difference in the lives of those we serve.
On December 3rd, join The Good Shepherd Fund and millions worldwide in a day of giving. This year, we’re raising $15,000 to support those who need it most—minors, aging adults, and individuals with disabilities.
Your donation helps us provide pro bono care management, advocacy, and essential support to people facing life’s toughest challenges alone. Every dollar makes a difference—expanding our reach, enhancing services, and reducing wait times for those in need.
This #GivingTuesday, help us continue saying “Yes, we can help you.”
Together, we can bring care, dignity, and hope to our most vulnerable community members.
Join us in making a difference this Giving Tuesday!
Our Mission:
A Lifeline for Vulnerable Individuals
The Johnson Legacy Endowment, established by the Good Shepherd Fund, provides essential care and services to our pro bono clients who depend on our support.
At the Johnson Legacy Endowment, our mission is to create opportunities for those who need them most. We are committed to extending compassion and care to individuals who face barriers such as age, disability, or financial hardship. Through this fund, we make it possible to deliver critical pro bono services that offer advocacy, stability, and hope to the most vulnerable members of our community.
Our work ensures that every person has access to the guidance, care, and dignity they deserve—no matter their financial circumstances. The Johnson Legacy Endowment serves as a bridge between generosity and need, transforming charitable giving into meaningful, lasting impact for individuals in need and the professionals who dedicate their work to supporting them.
We invite you to join us this #GivingTuesday and make a lasting difference.
Doubling Impact & Transforming Lives
Match DonationDaniel’s recent trip to Disneyland highlights the life-changing impact of our Special Needs Trust and Case Management services. Five years ago, he needed significant support, but this year, he embraced the adventure with greater independence.
Thanks to the dedication of the GSF team, Daniel created lasting memories. Match donations double our impact, allowing us to provide essential support and create more moments like these for clients like Daniel.
Empowering Change & Impacting Lives
$50 DonationMichael’s early years in rural New Mexico were marked by hardship, relying on a Home Depot bucket for basic needs. After a difficult foster care journey, The Good Shepherd Fund became his source of stability. Last year, with the community’s support, we secured him a nurturing home.
Now, Michael enjoys a proper restroom and a personalized day program. $50 + donations can provide the resources that make these life-changing transformations possible.
A Brighter Future: The Difference a Donation Makes
$100 DonationBill, a Navy veteran from 1957 to 1961, gained valuable skills and personal growth during his service, mastering electronics and earning a promotion. As his Medical Power of Attorney, The Good Shepherd Fund has supported Bill through challenges, helping him lead an independent life.
$100 + donations make it possible for us to continue providing essential services and advocacy, ensuring clients like Bill have the opportunity to thrive. Your support transforms lives.
Every donation, no matter the size, plays a crucial role in helping us fulfill our mission.
A donation can mean the difference between saying, “Yes, we can help you,” and regrettably having to say, “We need to place you on a waiting list.”
Your contribution not only supports immediate needs but also builds a foundation for sustainable growth and continued impact.
What Our Clients and Their Loved Ones Say
What Our Clients and Their Loved Ones Say
“This is the kindest and noblest organization I’ve ever come across in my life. When my mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia, the Good Shepherd Fund became my mother’s conservator. I was blown away by the level of care that they displayed, their patience with everyone involved, and their determination to ensure my ill mother would have the highest quality of life possible for her final years…”
Adam G.
Service, Conservator