This is the second in a three-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Summer 2021 newsletter here. Kate Young first heard of Choose Hope Women’s Center more than a decade ago, when she was pregnant with her first child. She loved Choose Hope Women’s Center’s pro-life
This is the second in a four-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Spring 2021 newsletter here. Choose Hope Women’s Center volunteer David Woods says that he has a “passion for fatherhood” that he loves to share with young fathers. While most clients at Choose Hope
This is the second in a four-part series of articles originally published in our Fall print newsletter. You may download the full Fall 2020 newsletter here. Melissa Eyler began working at Choose Hope Women’s Center in early March, right before the COVID-19 pandemic shut the office – and most of the world – down. After
This is the second in a three-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Summer 2020 newsletter here. For thirty-six years, longer than any other volunteer in the office, Jeanne Murphy has been helping women choose hope at Choose Hope Women’s Center. Jeanne first knew that she had
What if you lost your job, barely had enough money to buy food, and you just ran out of diapers for your baby? What if your rent is due and your last pay check will be spent covering only that? For many of our clients,“What if” is a current reality. What if you could help
This is the second in a three-part series of articles originally published in our print newsletter. You may download the full Summer 2019 newsletter here. Janice Chan is a new volunteer at Choose Hope Women’s Center. She shares her life story as a testimony to what God has done in her life and as encouragement to others. In her
Choose Hope Women’s Center began the Baby Bottle Boomerang Campaign to offer students a way to help us. My hope was to spread the message of Choose Hope Women’s Center, and if we received extra money it would be a great bonus. What we found was that a little spare change can indeed add up
