Chequamegon Pregnancy Center of Ashland, WI, and New Life Resource Center of Hayward, WI Announce Merger to Strengthen Support for Women and Families
Chequamegon Pregnancy Center and New Life Resource Center—two respected leaders in supporting women and men facing unplanned pregnancies—are excited to announce their merger. United by a shared mission, both organizations have long worked to build strong, hope-filled communities where every baby is cherished and every woman is supported.
This merger marks a significant step forward, combining the strengths, resources, and legacies of both centers to expand their reach and deepen their impact across the region and beyond.
Key Benefits of the Merger Include:
- Expanded Services: The combined organization will offer a broader range of services, including increased STI testing, education, emotional support, and access to essential material items.
- Greater Efficiency: Streamlined operations and shared resources will enhance the organization’s ability to serve more clients effectively.
- Stronger Community Engagement: A wider network will allow for deeper connections and collaboration within the communities served.
- Sustainable Growth: The merger lays a solid foundation for long-term growth, innovation, and sustainability.
“I am very excited about the opportunity for our centers to merge,” said Anika, Executive Director at Chequamegon Pregnancy Center. “Together, we bring greater resources, talent, and experience. This partnership will allow us to reach and support even more women facing unplanned pregnancies.”
Annette, Executive Director at New Life Resource Center, added, “This merger is a natural next step in our shared mission. By joining forces, we can better meet the needs of our communities and offer hope to those who need it most.”
Board Reflections:
Amy O’Donahue, board member from Chequamegon Pregnancy Center shared, “This merger represents a powerful alignment of values and vision. We’re confident it will lead to stronger outcomes for the families we serve.”
Shirley Dietz, board member from New Life Resource Center noted, “Combining our efforts allows us to be more impactful and responsive. It’s an exciting new chapter for both organizations.”