We promote adoption as a positive option for those facing unplanned pregnancies. ❤
Special Note
Idaho Gives!
'Idaho Gives' begins today!
Just wanted you to know
where to find us:
https://www.idahogives.org/organizations/unplannedgood
Unplanned Good is participating in Idaho Gives!
You can learn more about Unplanned Good here: www.unplannedgood.org
We want everyone to know that adoption is an option.
Women facing unplanned pregnancy do NOT need to choose between abortion and parenting for the next 20 years. Their other option, helping to create a family, can be so beautiful!
And, FYI, Idaho is leading
the country in putting the spotlight on this choice:
Idaho Sets Example for Other States in Promoting Adoption
If you know someone facing an unplanned pregnancy, refer them to the stories of the women who chose adoption: https://www.unplannedgood.org/i-chose-adoption. They are so encouraging!
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Won't you join us today at Idaho Gives?!
DID YOU KNOW?
- Fewer than 1% of women facing unplanned pregnancy make an adoption plan?
- When they do, it's because an adult in their life encouraged them to consider adoption?
- When a mentor suggests adoption, women are 50% more likely to consider it seriously.
About Unplanned Good
We promote adoption as a positive option for those facing unplanned pregnancies. It can be so very good (and beautiful!) for all involved.
Unplanned Good is reaching out to both teens and their parents, to let them know that adoption is an option. Studies have shown that young women are 50% more likely to see their pregnancy through and make an adoption plan when an adult suggests this path. More recently, we're getting involved in legislative efforts to make it easier to choose adoption, and take better care of the women who do.
Please visit our site, and pass it on. Read the encouraging, heartfelt stories there. Send in your own story, and ask a friend to do the same.
