John,

I want to tell you about a mother named Cindy who rejected abortion and kept her baby because of the support of a pro-life pregnancy resource center.

Cindy had moved to America from Guam and had to work two jobs to support herself and her son. 

A few weeks after the relationship she had been in ended, she found out she was pregnant. 

Afraid she could not support two children by herself, she turned to RealOptions Obria Medical Clinics, a network of pregnancy resource centers in California.

After praying and talking with one of the patient advocates, she rejected abortion and decided to place her baby in a home with a loving family through adoption. 

You can help a mother like Cindy embrace life. From now until midnight on January 31st, Live Action is hosting a diaper drive with EveryLife and Heartbeat International to help 1,000 mothers and their babies in need.

If you contribute $50 using this link, EveryLife will deliver a 6-pack box of diapers to a pro-life pregnancy resource center, including RealOptions Obria Medical Clinics, where it will be given to a mother in need.

John, too many mothers who already have children end up opting for abortion when they find out they are pregnant and feel they cannot care for another child. What these mothers need are clinics like RealOptions and the resources they provide. 

Through RealOptions, Cindy was connected with a couple who was looking to adopt. With this option, she embraced the life of her daughter and remained able to care for her son. 

Cindy said: “It was a time of intense heartache and of indescribable joy! …The baby that I was carrying for nine months was not going to be taken away but given a better life.”

These pro-life clinics can only provide resources, such as diapers, if they are provided those items by people like you. You can give hope to more mothers like Cindy by donating $50 here: https://give.liveaction.org/send-a-box-of-diapers-to-a-mom-in-need/

Thank you for your generosity that truly saves lives!

For Life,

Kimberly Bird

VP, External Relations