Robins Federal donates to pregnancy center
Robins Federal Credit Union recently donated car seats and pack n’ plays to the Caring Solutions Pregnancy Center’s Earn While You Learn program.
Caring Solutions Pregnancy Center was established more than six years ago and helps women in the event of an unplanned pregnancy. They offer free nurse assisted pregnancy testing, free ultrasound for clients who qualify, and pre-natal and parent mentoring in which clients can earn new baby products. For more information please visit, http://www.caringsolutionspregnancycenter.com/.
Shown here, Hillary Bobbitt, Marketing Specialist with Robins Federal Credit Union, presents baby items to Caring Solutions Pregnancy Center Staff
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