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Abandoned by Family

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Several days ago, we learned about a young woman who was pregnant, and homeless. She has been sleeping on friends’ couches or in their cars at night.

She was kicked out of the home because she was pregnant. As much as We would like to share that this was a rare story, it’s not. Husbands kick their wives out of the home for wanting to carry a child they believe will cost too much to feed.

Parents, spouses, and boyfriends will abandon their children, wives, and girlfriends because of a pregnancy. We are sharing the plight of many women who need support and housing.

We are working to house, and support abandoned and rejected women.

Babies on the Run 5K, 2020

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Our Babies on the Run 5K Race and 1-Mile Fun Run is a time for families to come together to raise funds to house women who are pregnant and homeless. Without adequate housing, families have trouble managing their daily lives. Families without income or enough money to cover vital needs, such as food, health or utilities, are most at risk. When housing needs are met, families can focus more on caring for each other. It’s that time of year again!! Mark your calendars for a fun time for the whole family on June 13th, 2020 for our annual, “Babies on the Run 5K.” We are excited about seeing each of you bright and early at the Michael Pennefather 5k course!! 

OPPORTUNITIES:

VENDORS | REGISTER ONLINE | BECOME A SPONSOR

For Vendors: This is a great opportunity for vendors to showcase your business and connect with the community. Early Bird pricing ends April 1st.

For Runners: Get your tickets before the Early Bird offer ends on April 1st, at midnight.

Your registration will continue to enable us to provide the support and housing services to our moms and their babies.

Event details and schedule

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Race participants will begin at Holy Trinity and return to Holy Trinity’s parking lot from a fairly flat, straight, family-friendly course. 

Strollers are welcome. ABSOLUTELY NO BIKES OR DOGS. Strollers are permitted on the course. Race day parking is available in the Holy Trinity Parking Lot. 

Time: The 1-mile fun run will begin at 7:00 am

Course: Is a paved path

Timing:  The event will be timed.

Bib Pickup:  Will begin at 6:30am

Parking: There is plenty of free parking at the Holy Trinity Church parking.

What to wear – Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. 

AWARDS: All winners for each age category will receive a medal.

** Registration fee includes an official race shirt for all early-bird registrants.

REGISTRATION FEES AND DONATIONS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

You can secure your spot and take advantage of our early-bird registration.

Annual Charity Golf Tournament!

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We are excited to announce that our annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, April 10th, at the Prince William County Country Club! All proceeds will go towards Carried To Full Term housing program. 

The tournament is a $125.00 per person, a 4-person scramble and the cost is $100 per golfer.

Shotgun starts at 9am. Breakfast, lunch and golf carts are included with fees.

Click Here to Pre-register!

We’re 10 Years Old

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Ten years ago, Carried To Full Term was birthed from an idea to help pregnant and homeless women. The mission literally began after observing the need to help students who may also be pregnant and in need of support.

Although most people became aware of our mission in 2016, we’ve been around since 2010. The journey has been incredible. The support has been amazing and the women who have walked the halls in the home have been magnificent.

Never in our wildest dream could we have imagined the number of babies and children who would be born into our program and would come to call Carried To Full Term home. Thank you for the support and we look forward to growing together.

Creating Hope for a Brighter Future

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The other day, one of the babies born in our home saw a photo of the house and she said, that’s my mommy’s house.

The significance of the statement is profound for the following reasons.

Two years ago her mother was pregnant and homeless.

Two years ago, she didn’t have a home to be born into.

Two years ago, she was born into a community of dedicated women committed to loving her, reading to her, taking her to doctor’s appointments and affirming her mom.

In the past two years, her mother was given the tools and support needed to give birth to a healthy baby girl to help her break cycles of homelessness and crisis.

When women are given the support they need, they make decisions that affirm their heritage, existence and they break negative cycles and work to leave a new hope-filled legacy for future generations.

You can invest in changing futures by either serving as a volunteer or by making a financial donation.