ZJZabrinas Jolly Bunch
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About Zabrinas Jolly Bunch
At Zabrinas Jolly Bunch, care starts with children as young as 6 weeks and continues through age 12, with early learning, family partnership, and flexible hours for military families, shift workers, essential workers, and single parents. The organization also supports people facing hunger or homelessness, aged-out foster children, low-income individuals, and people with developmental disabilities through food assistance, room and board, transportation, educational support, case management, and transition living. A gift helps sustain a place where practical support is built around real family needs.
Zabrinas Jolly Bunch brings a Texas Rising Star four-star, state-licensed home child care program together with outreach services such as food pantry support, room and board, transportation, and transition living. Its extended care is designed for families whose schedules do not fit a standard 9-to-5 day, including military and essential-worker households.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Home child care
Texas Rising Star four-star, state-licensed home child care for infants through school-age children, with early learning, positive guidance, family partnership, and nurturing care.
Military and extended care
Flexible, extended-hours child care for military families, shift workers, essential workers, single parents, and families needing care outside standard hours.
Family resources and parent partnership
Family engagement, parent-teacher check-ins, developmental updates, home-learning resources, community resource connections, and Procare app communication.
Room and board
Room and board for residents of the organization's facilities at little to no cost.
Food assistance and feeding programs
Food pantry support, nutritious meals, and feeding programs for people experiencing hunger or homelessness.
Transportation services
Transportation assistance for individuals and families accessing care, field trips, and essential services.
Educational assistance
Learning and skill-building support for individuals and families.
Case management
Personalized support to help individuals navigate services and their transition toward independence.
Transition living
Transition living support for aged-out foster children and other residents working toward independence and stability.
Developmental disability support
Care, support, and services for individuals with developmental disabilities.
About this work
Mission
To capture the heart and the mind of hurting nations.
Who they serve
Children from 6 weeks through 12 years, families, military families, shift workers, essential workers, single parents, low-income individuals, aged-out foster children, people experiencing hunger or homelessness, residents needing transition living support, and individuals with developmental disabilities.
How your donation helps
- Child sponsorship covering tuition, meals, and learning materials for a low-income family
- Classroom books, art supplies, educational toys, and learning tools
- Transportation and van support
- Room and board for residents of the organization's facilities
- Extended and flexible care for military families and shift workers
- Meals and outreach programs for people experiencing hunger or homelessness in San Antonio
- Transition living, case management, and educational assistance for aged-out foster children
- Care and support for individuals with developmental disabilities
Need help?
How someone in need can access Zabrinas Jolly Bunch’s services.
Families can call or text (210) 794-3259, email zjbunch8@gmail.com, or use the contact page to ask about enrollment, military and extended care, nonprofit outreach, or other services. The organization asks families to reach out early to discuss availability and enrollment. Outreach inquiries can also concern room and board, food, transportation, educational assistance, case management, and transition living support.
In their words
Every child who walks through our doors is met with intention, love, and purpose.
Children first. Families supported. Community strengthened.
Every child deserves a joyful start.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Zabrinas Jolly Bunch has shared.
Current needs
- Monetary donations
- Non-perishable food items for the community food pantry
- Toiletries and personal care essentials
- Computers, printers, and technology items for the life skills program
- Gently used furniture for residents of the organization's facilities
- Items that benefit the organization's programs and the people it serves
Volunteer opportunities
- Volunteer with community outreach and feeding activities
- Donate food pantry items, toiletries, computers, technology, furniture, or other useful items
- Partner with the organization as an individual, business, church, nonprofit, or other organization
Recognition & press
Awards & recognition
- Texas Rising Star four-star quality care provider
- State-licensed and state-inspected home child care
Partners & funders
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What ages can enroll in the child care program?
Children from 6 weeks through 12 years can enroll, including infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and school-age children.
What does the Procare app provide to families?
Families can use the Procare app for daily activity reports, photos, digital check-in and check-out notifications, direct messaging, billing and payment management, and developmental milestone tracking.
Does the organization offer care outside standard business hours?
Yes. Military and extended care offers flexible scheduling and extended hours for military families, shift workers, essential workers, single parents, and families who need care beyond a standard 9-to-5 schedule.
What types of outreach assistance are available?
Outreach services include room and board, food and food pantry support, transportation, educational assistance, case management, and transition living support.
How does the program involve parents and caregivers?
Parents and caregivers stay connected through parent-teacher check-ins, developmental updates, family events, open communication, and connections to community resources.
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