I was running through a mental to-do list for the day and enjoying the beautiful sunrise when the word “abortion” sliced through the silence. I cranked the volume on the radio and listened as the show host gave a brief update announcing that today (April 10, 2019) in North Carolina, a senate committee is scheduled
This week we’re highlighting one of our Walk for Life fundraisers who is going above and beyond. Check out her interview below as she shares ideas for raising money and the “why” behind her hard work. Introducing: Lauren McClure What team are you leading, and how did you go about asking people to be on
At Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center, it takes $1,200 to empower one woman to choose life for her unborn child. Asking people to help you raise $1,200 for the Walk for Life can surely be intimidating! But instead of thinking of your fundraising goal in terms of money, we encourage you to think of the one
We walked with the crowd of people toward an old, dilapidated building. Angry weeds forced their way through every visible crack and crevice. The building rested at the end of a long driveway, and volunteers in brightly colored vests lined either side. We walked in silence as an overwhelming sense of sadness settled around us
The 2019 Walk for Life is only a month and a half away! The weeks leading up to the Walk always fly by, and we know that you and countless other walkers are working hard to help us raise $200,000, enabling our volunteers to empower 167 moms to choose life for their unborn children. In
Rachel’s* thoughts raced as she drove down the busy street in Greensboro. She almost missed her turn, but her eyes were drawn to people wearing colorful vests. She pulled in, scanned the unfamiliar parking lot, and tried to figure out where to go. A woman with a kind face approached Rachel’s car and motioned for
For the past few weeks, we’ve been hinting at a new project on the Care Center’s horizon. We’ve appreciated your guesses as to what it is–particularly the guess about launching our own comedy tour. (We’ll consider that one in our next 3-5 year plan.) We are so excited to share that on April 1, 2019,
This is the final post in our five part series addressing the assumptions of the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our previous articles (Should Women Shout Their Abortions?, Is Abortion Freedom?, Is Abortion Normal?, and Abortion is Good, Because I am Good), then you can check those out by clicking on each title.
This is the fourth part in a five part series that will address the primary assumptions within the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our previous three articles (Should Women Shout Their Abortions?, Is Abortion Freedom?, and Is Abortion Normal?), I’d encourage you to stop now and read each of them first. This week, I’ll be
This is the third part in a five part series that will address the primary assumptions within the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our previous two articles, Should Women Shout Their Abortions? and Is Abortion Freedom?, I’d encourage you to stop now and read both of them first. This week, I’ll be exploring the second
