Carolina Pregnancy Center

Overview

Carolina Pregnancy Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in the United States. It operates as an independent, faith-based entity, focusing on providing support and services to individuals dealing with unplanned pregnancies. The organization does not offer or refer for abortion services but provides a judgment-free environment for discussing pregnancy options, including abortion, adoption, and parenting[1][4].

Mission

The mission of Carolina Pregnancy Center is to assist women and families facing pregnancy-related issues by offering free and confidential services. The organization aims to provide factual information and emotional support, empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their pregnancy options[1][4].

Services

Carolina Pregnancy Center offers a variety of free and confidential services:

• Pregnancy Testing: Utilizing medical-grade tests to confirm pregnancy.
• Limited Ultrasound: Provides information on gestational age, viability, and the location of the pregnancy[4][5].
• Parenting Classes: Educational programs for expectant and new parents, allowing participants to earn points redeemable for baby supplies in the center's boutique[3].
• Post-Abortion Recovery Support: Programs designed for individuals dealing with post-abortion emotional challenges[3].
• Referrals to Community Resources: Partnerships with external organizations to provide additional support services[3].

Funding

Carolina Pregnancy Center relies entirely on private donations from individuals, businesses, churches, and organizations. It does not receive government funding, and all contributions are tax-deductible[1][2].

Structure and Finances

As a nonprofit, Carolina Pregnancy Center files annual Form 990 reports, detailing its financial transactions and governance structure. The majority of its revenue comes from contributions. Historical financial data shows that the organization's assets have grown over the years, primarily driven by donations[2].

Management

The organization manages its operations through a team that includes executive compensation and other salaries for staff members. There are no professional fundraising fees or significant income from other sources such as investments or program services[2].