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Only 25% of people stay committed to their New Year’s resolutions after the first 30 days. But what if, this year, your resolutions could have a lasting impact? Here are some meaningful life-affirming New Year’s resolutions and tips to help you keep them all year long! Give Every Month What better way to stay committed […]
The March for Life began in 1974 as a response to the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion. Fifty years later, since Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the mission of the march continues to evolve. At Save the Storks, we’re dedicated to creating a story of hope and empowerment for every […]
It’s the holiday season—a time when many of us cozy up with a cup of hot cocoa and lose ourselves in the charm of a Hallmark movie. But what is it about Christmas that stirs such sentimentality in us? Perhaps it’s the story of Jesus’ birth: a humble beginning that changed the world forever. His […]
Brittany’s pregnancy was far from the joyful experience she and her husband, Alec, a Save the Storks staff member, had envisioned. Instead of excitement, they faced overwhelming heartbreak and uncertainty. “At our very first prenatal appointment, Alec and I found out something was not right with our baby,” Brittany recalled. The news marked the beginning […]
The largest Catholic health network in the United States, CommonSpirit, has sparked outrage by partnering with Ask Tia, a company openly committed to expanding abortion services. The Controversial Partnership On March 31, 2021, CommonSpirit announced1 its controversial partnership with pro-abortion healthcare provider Ask Tia. Carolyn Witte, the co-founder and Chairwoman of Ask Tia highlighted the […]
Nancy Lewis was life-affirming to the very core of her being. She didn’t just believe in life-affirming care—she lived it. Her time on Earth was marked by intentionality, a desire to raise up those around her in Christ, and an unwavering commitment to serve others. Her kindness, strength, and determination touched everyone who had the […]
This week, Save the Storks and our partner Hills Women’s Health joined forces to bring Christmas cheer to a deserving expectant mom. Save the Storks CEO Diane Ferraro teamed up with our amazing partners at 7 Hills Church and Hills Women’s Health to bring Holiday cheer to a local mom who had recently visited their […]
Having grown up in the 1960s, with some of her earliest memories shaped by the civil rights movements of that era, Dr. Wheeler considers herself a daughter of the women’s rights movement. So, when she entered the medical field and was given the option to ‘opt-in’ to learning how to perform abortions—presented to her as […]
Thanksgiving is more than a day to eat loads of turkey and pumpkin pie. It’s a celebration of life, family, and gratitude. It’s a day to pause and reflect on the blessings we’ve received, the people who matter most, and the life God has given us. In a world that is often divided, Thanksgiving offers […]
Rosliany fought hard to escape the economic disaster and starvation consuming her home country of Venezuela. Her journey to the U.S. was filled with hope and the dream of a better future. As a trained surgical nurse, she envisioned a fulfilling career and a stable life. But what she didn’t expect was the most challenging […]
At Save the Storks, we believe adoption is a beautiful journey that brings people together in unexpected ways. Many movies do a wonderful job of highlighting this unique bond that comes from choosing adoption. From heartfelt stories of family to uplifting tales of courage, here are some of our favorite movies that showcase the beauty […]
ProPublica’s latest story is laden with misinformation. In it, they claim that Josseli Barnica died due to delayed miscarriage treatment as a result of the Texas abortion ban. The loss of Josseli Barnica, a woman who loved her family and was thrilled to bring another life into this world, is tragic. Medical malpractice, not abortion […]
