 in turn breaking generational cycles of poverty. When I was in foster care, I remember receiving a duffel bag of hair products I couldn't use, a teddy bear I was too old for, and many other products that went untouched. Now, when a foster child moves into our home, we receive two duffel bags full of useless products. While the emphasis of this movement started with the pure intention of not letting any foster child carry their belongings around in a garbage bag, I feel it is now an oversaturated movement to make the giver feel like they've done their part.