Small Gifts can create HUGE RESULTS

February 4, 2026

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waterleaf needs your small gifts!

Waterleaf in Aurora serves women and families in crisis right here in our community.  Waterleaf offers pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, counseling, and compassionate, life-affirming support.


Today you can help.  Waterleaf needs tangible help that can help women and their families. 


WHAT'S NEEDED?


$25 Gift Cards are Most Needed

Store cards are practical and can be used by women and their families.  Only $25 can dramatically change a women's life.  Cards can be from:

  • Gas Stations (Shell, BP, Speedway, etc.)
  • Drug Stores or pharmacies (Walgreens / CVS / Osco)
  • Grocery Store Chains (Jewel, Aldi, Walmart, Target, Meijer)


The cards help women and their families cover gas, food, diapers, baby supplies, and everyday essentials, real help at critical moments.

WHY IT MATTERS

One $25 gift card can:

  • Get a mom to an appointment
  • Put food on the table
  • Provide diapers or formula
  • Reduce financial pressure when it matters most

This is direct, tangible support for women choosing life.


HOW YOU CAN GIVE

Bring cash, a gift card, or cards (if you feel generous) to Warrior meetings throughout January, February, and March. Please give your donations to Eric Stare or Mark Titre.
All generous donations will be delivered to Waterleaf at the end of March.

When She Chooses Life, We Show Up!

Love her well. Support life. One gift card at a time.


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