About Us
Who We Are
We are one of more than 100 Right to Life of Michigan affiliates representing the local citizens within our community.
We are convinced that death is not a solution to suffering or hardship. Together, we are working for the day when positive life-affirming solutions are found for difficult situations at both the beginning and end of life.
Grassroots
We are a non-profit volunteer organization made up of people of different political persuasions, various faiths and diverse economic, social and ethnic backgrounds.
We work peacefully to advance our identified life issues. We oppose illegal and violent means to achieve our goals. To counter violence with violence is against our principles.
What We Do
EDUCATION
We, as an affiliate of Right to Life of Michigan, provide factual information on the topics of abortion, infanticide, assisted suicide and euthanasia to help educate our local citizens on life issues relevant today.
LEGISLATIVE ACTION
We participate in the legislative process so that laws are passed on behalf of defenseless and vulnerable human beings—born and unborn.
POLITICAL ACTION
We are involved in the political arena so that we can elect officials who will protect innocent members of our human family.
Civil Rights Issue
At each point in history when mass groups of the vulnerable were threatened, someone stood up and stood firm against it.
Today, even up to the time of birth, unborn babies have no right to life. Each year in the U.S., more than a million children are killed by abortion.
Our work is part of a coordinated effort with Right to Life of Michigan. We are the voice, hands and feet for babies preparing to be born and those threatened by a quality of life ethic.
Right to Life groups have formed in every state to restore legal protection for unborn children under the U.S. Constitution. This is, without a doubt, the most important civil rights issue of our time. Together we will stand up and stand firm for the protection of innocent human life.
News & Education
Local High School Student Goes to Nationals
Local High School Student Goes to Nationals
Local High School Student Goes to Nationals
The first place winner from our local oratory contest, Bridget Bogan, earned second place at the state level on Saturday, May 22.
She will be representing Right to Life of Michigan at the national level in Virginia next month.
We are so proud of you, Bridget!
Please see the link for pictures and additional info, and please keep Bridget in
The first place winner from our local oratory contest, Bridget Bogan, earned second place at the state level on Saturday, May 22.
She will be representing Right to Life of Michigan at the national level in Virginia next month.
We are so proud of you, Bridget!
Please see the link for pictures and additional info, and please keep Bridget in your prayers for success at the national level! It makes my heart so very happy to see youth invested in this critical endeavor for the sanctity of life.
Oustanding Prolife Youth Award 2021
Local High School Student Goes to Nationals
Local High School Student Goes to Nationals
Every spring the Right to Life of Michigan Educational Fund hosts its Outstanding Prolife Youth Award to recognize high school seniors for their involvement in the prolife movement. This year’s winners are wonderful examples the upcoming generation’s passion for life and display a bright future for the prolife movement in Michigan.
2021
Every spring the Right to Life of Michigan Educational Fund hosts its Outstanding Prolife Youth Award to recognize high school seniors for their involvement in the prolife movement. This year’s winners are wonderful examples the upcoming generation’s passion for life and display a bright future for the prolife movement in Michigan.
2021 Youth Award Winner: Josephine Gusa, Huron County Right to Life
Josephine has been active in the prolife movement to over eight years. Beginning with handing out baby bottles at local churches for the annual Baby Bottle Boomerang Fundraiser and attending Sanctity of Human Life services, her commitment to life has steadily grown stronger over the years. She has been a consistent participant at Huron Right to Life monthly meetings, outreach events, and has volunteered at their annual fundraiser dinner five times. In 2019, Josephine served on the sidewalks outside of abortion clinics in Flint and with 40 Days for Life. She has attended both the Michigan march for Life and the March for Life in Washington, D.C.
From Josephine’s essay:
Addressing issues such as abortion and euthanasia can be difficult and uncomfortable. Trying to explain that killing people is wrong without making someone feel defensive is challenging. We Don’t want being prolife to be associated with negative emotions because that will make others reluctant to want to join our movement. I think that the best way for our generation to address this issue is through a culture change.