Save the Storks Equips Thousands of Women to Choose Life in 2022, Anticipates Growth in 2023
With the start of the new year, Save the Storks is reflecting on its impact in 2022 and looking forward…
With the start of the new year, Save the Storks is reflecting on its impact in 2022 and looking forward to plans for 2023 that will continue to propel the organization forward in its mission to create a story of hope and empowerment for every woman facing unplanned pregnancy. During the past year, Save the Storks has continued to serve women and families holistically through new initiatives, while experiencing growth in its existing programs—resulting in thousands of women who opted to choose life.
“The cultural climate has not changed, and in fact, we are in a battle for life like never before,” said Ferraro.
In addition, Save the Storks built 28 new mobile medical clinics called Stork Buses, bringing the total number to 89 buses on the road in 30 states.
Moving into 2023, Save the Storks will continue cornerstone initiatives like Stork Buses, Partner Programs, and awareness initiatives, which aim to empower and equip women to make lifegiving decisions regarding abortion through educational opportunities. Each of these initiatives will continue to make a vast difference in the lives of women facing hardships amidst unplanned pregnancy. Save the Storks is also eager to meet their goal of having 30 new Stork Buses on the road and operating.
Save the Storks will host their annual gala event, Inspired For Life, in Encinitas, Calif. on April 21, featuring guest speaker Matt Hammitt, Dove award winner, Grammy nominated and former member of the band Sanctus Real. Additional artists and speakers for the event will be announced shortly.
Save the Storks will be attending the 50th March for Life event in D.C. to celebrate the overturning of Roe.
Contact:
Christine Cape, 404.545.0085
Laura McGowan, 847.347.5206
