Dear John,

The days are getting longer and warmer, and we’re all spending more time outdoors. That can only mean one thing: It’s fair season!

Fairs provide lots of fun for the whole family… as well as excellent opportunities to spread the pro-life message far and wide.

At pro-life fair booths, volunteers share the truth about abortion and the humanity of the unborn. 

Every year, fairgoers visit Oregon Right to Life booths and ask if the shocking statement on our banner is true… that abortion is really legal until birth in our state. “Yes,” our volunteers respond. “It’s true.” This has been the start of many fact-based, compassionate conversations that have caused fairgoers across Oregon to come away with their hearts moved and their minds changed. 

You can be a part of this unique chance to reach your neighbors with the pro-life message.

We have many exciting volunteer fair booth opportunities this year, including open spots at the Oregon State Fair from August 23 – Sept 2.

Click the button below to read more. Scroll down to see this year’s fair locations and dates!

If you’re feeling nervous about discussing abortion with people who may not understand or agree with the pro-life position, don’t worry – we understand, and we’ve got you covered!

As a volunteer, you’ll receive free access to the Equal Rights Institute's Equipped For Life online training course. 

• This program will provide you with the knowledge and confidence you need to engage comfortably with the community members who visit your pro-life fair booth. 
• By learning how to listen effectively and speak persuasively, you might just find your conversations about abortion going better than you thought possible!

We hope you’ll consider jumping in and helping spread the pro-life message at your local fair. 

Have questions? We’ve got answers! Send your queries our way by responding to this email or giving us a call at 503-463-8563.

Thank you for your willingness to advocate for the unborn at your local fair!

Because everyone deserves an advocate,

Jalaya Taylor
Community Outreach Specialist