CALIFORNIA RIGHT TO LIFE EDUCATIONAL FUND

The mission of California Right to Life is to secure protection for all innocent and helpless human beings under threat of death, especially unborn children, through education and advocacy on their behalf.

We educate the public in California on the threats to human life and the inherent dignity of all people from fertilization to natural death. We go where the public gathers and talk to people, display educational exhibits, and distribute literature.

We distribute a newsletter to educate our members on recent happenings relating to the protection of all human life.

We conduct media interviews on issues relating to the protection of human life.

We provide an opposing voice and presence at events that celebrate or fundraise for the destruction of human life.

We provide resources and information on our website to equip those who wish to take action to protect human life.

We educate women entering abortion facilities about the humanity of their unborn children and offer them alternatives to abortion.

We train new sidewalk counselors to speak to women entering abortion facilities and advocate on behalf of their unborn children.

We have a cadre of volunteers both young and old who assist us in distributing literature, manning displays, and speaking with the public.

We network with other organizations and provide referrals for those needs we can't address.

A woman in early pregnancy who was unsure if she wanted to continue to pregnancy visited one of our information tables. We told her about her baby's development and that her baby already had a heartbeat and fingernails. Due to our conversation, she decided against abortion. About a year later, she came back to us with her newborn baby.

A gentleman called our office to ask for help concerning his elderly father. His father's medical team had recommended ceasing treatment. We made a referral to get a second medical opinion and legal counsel, if needed. A week later the gentleman called back to report that his father had been discharged from the hospital, was in a skilled nursing facility, and anticipated returning home soon.

There are just two of the many success stories we hear.