Brentwood Mom's Nonprofit Helps Foster Kids
Buy a bag, give a bag. Your purchase of a My Bag My Story duffel or backpack ensures that a foster child will also get a bag.
WKRN News- 2021 Remarkable Women Contest winner: Cara Finger
Throughout the month of March, WKRN recognized four women who were nominated by their families or peers in our Remarkable Women contest. This year’s winner was announced on April 1. Congratulations to our winner Cara Finger! Cara is a mom of three, including to two adopted children. She also started...
Hometown Hero & Cara Finger from My Bag My Story
ara Finger is the Chief Bag Giver at My Bag My Story, a non-profit this Brentwood mom of three founded in August 2019. “I was an adopted child myself and I was always very keenly aware that if I was not adopted that I would have ended up in foster...
The Tennessean & My Bag My Story
Small token of comfort by new Brentwood nonprofit makes big impact on children in foster care. Read it here on the Tennessean Brentwood resident Cara Finger, who launched the nonprofit My Bag My Story last week, said a duffel bag seems like a small item, but to some children...
Williamson Source
Something so simple as a bag can make a difference, or at least one Mom sees it that way. Cara Finger, Brentwood resident wears many hats – wife, mother, adoptive parent, adoptee, and at one point a foster mom. As a foster parent, she came to notice that many foster...
City Lifestyle & My Bag My Story
Give back to the Foster Care community today! For every bag purchased, one bag is donated to a foster child in need.