Sadauri’s story is highlighted in this newsletter – she was running the streets, yet loves her unborn child. It’s why she chose adoption, even though she told us she has cried herself to sleep countless nights. A mother’s love is strong and fierce, and someday she knows that she and her baby will meet and share the bond of mother and child.

The number of homeless young women on the streets is on the rise, as is the number of drug overdoses and drug use. The COVID pandemic is actually fueling an increase in addictions as anxiety and depression levels rise. Addiction creates a trap, an endless cycle that unless broken has no good ending. It is absolutely why we have to reach these vulnerable women – they need a future and hope, and their unborn children need the opportunity for a life of love.

I invite you to join us in this race against the clock – to find these women and provide the life saving help they need for themselves and their unborn children. Please share this information with others, post it on your social media, and feel free to forward this newsletter to anyone and everyone that cares about making a difference. And, << Test First Name >>, thank you for caring. It means a great deal during the long days and nights that our team works tirelessly to bring light into the lives of women who are trapped in a dark place.

Saving and changing lives together,

Kelly Rourke-Scarry, M.Ed.
President/CEO
Building Arizona Families