Our Walk for Life event was a success! 215 registered walkers joined us this year. Through the generous support of donors and sponsors, participants were able to raise $50,776 (and counting!) benefitting ACPC community services.

I’ve heard it said that "[T]he Colorado landscape sure has changed a lot for a state whose abortion laws haven’t changed." That is certainly true. The Reproductive Health Equity Act (RHEA) codified Colorado’s extreme abortion laws into statute, simultaneous sweeping an entire class of human beings of their basic fundamental rights.

I’ve heard it said that "[T]he Colorado landscape sure has changed a lot for a state whose abortion laws haven’t changed." That is certainly true. The Reproductive Health Equity Act (RHEA) codified Colorado’s extreme abortion laws into statute, simultaneous sweeping an entire class of human beings of their basic fundamental rights.

ACPC welcomed a crowd of over 900 guests, which was a record-breaking success for our organization. The event featured New York Times best-selling author Lee Strobel. Strobel’s message focused on the evidence and defense of the right to life.

A Caring Pregnancy Center hosted its largest Walk for Life event to date on Saturday, June 4th, drawing 228 registered walkers this year. Participants raised $56,132 from sponsors and donors, benefitting ACPC community services, which include pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, parenting support, pregnancy education, mentorship, and more.

The decision regarding Roe isn’t final. The votes aren’t official, and the draft is still just a draft. It isn’t over yet, and while we wait, ACPC will continue to fight for women. In Colorado, nothing changes. Current law in our state allows abortion for any reason, at any age, up to the moment of birth. RHEA, which was recently passed in Colorado, is the most radical law in the country.