Some of our activities:

Here is a list of activities and events we will continue to offer young people, their families, and their friends:

  • Celebration of Life Dinner in May
  • Mother’s Day Flower Project in May
  • Father’s Day Candy and Pen Project in June
  • 2000 Crosses Display in the Spring, Summer, and Fall
  • CIDER Walk for Life in early Fall
  • Life Chain in October
  • “Movement in Motion” Youth Bus Trip in January to attend the March for Life in DC
  • Baby Showers to benefit local pregnancy help centers in March
  • Pro-Life Vendor Booths at local schools and churches where there are conferences, fairs & festivals
  • Baby Bottle Project (“Change for a future) throughout the school year
  • Monthly Youth Mailings via e-mail
  • Support to Pro-Life Youth Groups, College/University Student for Life Groups, and Young Adult groups for their Pro-Life Event
  • Pro-Life Materials and Sources (including rubber bracelets, Precious Feet pins, envelope stickers, bumper stickers, and literature.  We also provide speakers for K-12 grades and college.

Some of the college students who supported us in their younger years are now part of pro-life groups on college/university campuses here in Michigan and in other states, and several of them who graduated from college are engaged or have gotten married, and some have started their own Pro-Life families! How totally wonderful it is to see them grow up and continue being dedicated to the cause of Life in many other ways!

The ideas and suggestions that young people offer us related to our activities and events is very important and valuable! With various projects, we bring together high school students, college students, and young adults to form planning committees for our activities and events. These committees assist with developing, organizing, and promoting our activities and events.

Elementary, junior high and high school students, and college students have volunteered their time in helping us in a variety of ways, including data entry; phone calls; taking our Baby Bottle Project to their faith communities and schools (this benefits our Youth programs and our Wee Care outreach to pregnant moms in need of assistance); counting and sorting LIFE Chain signs; working at conferences, fairs, and festivals; working at the Celebration of Life Dinner; cutting ribbons and tying them to tags for the Mother’s Day flower project; labeling candy bars for the Father’s Day Candy project; stuffing and labeling envelopes for mailings; and putting packets of information together for activities and events.  We always enjoy seeing their smiling faces and appreciate their energetic support!

Lynn Gura, Youth Director – Right to Life – LIFESPAN 248-816-1546