Crisis Pregnancy Support

A little help; a lot of hope.

Our Crisis Pregnancy Support program (Value Life) comes alongside pregnant women and families with young children who are navigating financial hardship, housing instability, domestic violence, health concerns, or other difficult circumstances. We provide practical resources, compassionate relationships, and connections to additional community support so families don’t have to navigate challenging seasons alone.

Through our free baby and toddler store, mentoring relationships, family gatherings, and resource connections, we help families access what they need while building supportive relationships along the way.

Our team will send an intake form to you. Once your application has been reviewed and approved, we will send a scheduling link to connect with you.

How we can help

Free Store

Families who qualify can visit every 30 days during pregnancy and through their child’s third birthday
Our store is donation based, so available items vary, but often include diapers, bottles and feeding supplies, toys and books, and bibs/burp cloths. When available, we may have car seats, pack and plays, and formula.

Classes and Gatherings

We offer classes, gatherings, and meet-ups for moms and families throughout the year.

Mentoring

We have volunteer trained to mentor moms and families. Our mentors offer support, encouragement, and a listening ear.

Give to our Pregnancy Support Program

Our program is supported through the generosity of people in our community and congregation. New and gently used items are welcome! Here is how you can help:

Pray. Pray for our moms, babies, and our volunteer team.
Donate:
- Help keep our free store stocked by donating new or gently used items including clothing (through 3T), diapers, blankets, formula, car seats (less than five years old). Click here for our Amazon wish list.
Host a Diaper Drive:
- Consider hosting a diaper drive / baby item collection within your community, business, etc.

She came for baby supplies. She found a community ready to care. One mom arrived with her newborn on a particularly difficult morning. She was overwhelmed, hungry, and navigating several challenges at once. After choosing the baby items she needed, our team connected her with the food pantry, where she received groceries and a hot meal. Along the way, people listened, encouraged her, and prayed with her. Before leaving, she smiled and said, “This is the best place ever.” Sometimes the greatest impact begins by meeting one immediate need and then walking alongside someone toward the next.

A difficult season doesn't have to be navigated alone. When one mom came to us after unexpectedly losing her job, she needed more than baby supplies. Together, we searched for employment opportunities and helped her learn how to apply online. She also received groceries through our food pantry and encouragement as she navigated what came next. A few months later, she returned with good news: she had found a new job and was loving it.

Sometimes support looks like one mom walking alongside another. When an expectant first-time mom came to choose items for her baby, she brought a friend who had previously received support through our program. Her friend helped her choose newborn essentials, answered questions, and offered reassurance as they prepared together for the baby's arrival. What began as practical support had grown into something even more meaningful: moms creating community and showing up for one another.