In the United States, nearly 1 in 4 children (about 23%) live in single-parent households—the highest rate of any country in the world.

What we believe in…

Vision

"Empowering single-parent families and their children to thrive and reach their full potential."

Mission

"To support single-parent households with resources and opportunities, fostering stability, resilience, and success through personalized help, community involvement, and advocacy."

Purpose

"Roses Giving Back uplifts single-parent families by addressing their unique needs and providing essential tools for a successful future, creating a supportive environment for growth and connection."

Founder

John Rose, raised in a single-parent household, brings deep empathy to his role as President of "Roses Giving Back."

His personal experiences with the challenges of growing up in such a setting fuel his commitment to supporting others facing similar struggles. John founded the charity to provide the resources and opportunities he wished he had, driven by a belief in the power of support and hope. His leadership reflects a profound understanding of the difficulties single-parent families face, and he is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in others lives.

Our Commitment to Impact and Growth

At Roses Giving Back, we are dedicated to making a lasting difference in the lives of those we serve. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we believe that to have the greatest impact, we must also invest in growing awareness and expanding our reach.

That’s why when you donate, 50% of your contribution goes directly to those in need, providing critical support to families and individuals. The other 50% is reinvested into outreach, fundraising, and marketing efforts. This allows us to engage more supporters, build sustainable growth, and ultimately, help even more people in the long run.

We want to assure our donors that this balanced approach is designed to maximize both the immediate impact and the long-term potential of our mission. Your generosity fuels both direct aid and the expansion of our work, helping us reach more people in need each year.

About 80% of single-parent households in the U.S. are headed by single mothers.