Learn about Tamara's volunteer experience and why she chose to work with ACPC and how you can get involved.

It was an incredible turnout at our 2021 Annual Fundraising Banquet. Just over 570 supporters experienced an elegant evening with purpose. The theme this year was “Hidden Treasures” - a sentiment that strives to reveal to every woman, pregnant or otherwise, the valuable treasure that she has hidden within her. Dr. Anthony Levatino and his wife, Cecelia Levatino were our keynote speakers for the evening.

Supporters gathered outside the ACPC Women's Clinic on August 19th for a special blessing by Most Reverend Bishop Stephen J. Berg and the Knights of Columbus (KoC). Over 40 ultrasound machines have been donated to pregnancy clinics throughout Colorado and internationally, and we're proud to accept a second donated ultrasound machine.

Volunteers are unsung heroes who often work behind-the-scenes, who deserve to be recognized. ACPC is grateful for the numerous volunteers who devote their time, talent, and energy to investing in Pueblo's women and families. Read Caroline’s volunteer story and how you can be involved.

According to CareNet, a high percentage of women indicated that they have felt unsupported by the church. These numbers may seem discouraging on the surface, but it’s never too late to change the tide in our fight to effectively equip churches in approaching such a sensitive and delicate situation.

2021 has already been a year of remarkable developments here at ACPC, even though we’re only six months in. Here are a few of the notable accomplishments that have occurred that are assisting us in having a greater impact on our community