Full Hearts This February

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This month has been filled with moments that reflect care, connection, and compassion. We’ve seen love shared in big ways and small ones, from meaningful conversations to families coming together.

Here are a few highlights from February. Each story is a reminder that when love is shared, it grows. We are grateful for this community and the many ways you help spread kindness all year long.

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Congratulations to these A Act of Love Families!

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Congratulations to the newest families in the A Act of Love community! We are so honored to be part of your journey.

Featured Article

What If a Birth Mother Changes Her Mind?

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This article explains that a birth mother can change her mind about adoption up until she signs legal consent. It breaks down what that means, how the process works in different situations, and how A Act of Love continues to support birth moms whether they choose to parent or move forward with adoption.

Families In Foucs

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Andy and Erin

Dear Birth Mom, We are so grateful that you have taken the time to consider us to be a part of yours and your child’s lives. We recognize you have...
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Ron & Lexi

Dear friend, We are Ron and Lexi. We have been married for 6 years and were blessed a few years ago with the adoption of our beautiful daughter, Zionna. Our...

Adoption Questions Answered

How much contact is there in an open adoption?

Open adoption looks different for every family. Some choose regular visits, while others stay connected through letters, photos, or occasional updates. The level of contact is based on what everyone agrees feels healthy and supportive. Our role is to help create a plan that honors everyone involved, especially the child.

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Podcast Highlight

Meet Ayden Lincoln

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Ayden is an adoptee, writer, and advocate whose life began in China before being adopted into a loving family in Pennsylvania. In this episode, Ayden shares about navigating early trauma, ADHD, and anxiety, and how those experiences shaped a path toward advocacy and hope. It’s an honest conversation about identity, resilience, and finding purpose through adoption.

Share Your Story

Have a story to share or know someone who does?

We’re inviting birth moms, adoptees, and adoptive parents to be guests on our podcast. It’s a welcoming space to share your adoption journey, raise awareness, and support others who may be walking a similar path.By sharing your story, you can help others feel less alone and show the impact adoption can have on families and lives. Record with us in Utah or join us online.

Next Month’s Mission:

Spring Break Food Drive

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For the month of March, we are partnering For The Kids in their Spring Break Food Drive to help provide meals for local children and families while school meal programs are unavailable. You can help by gathering the requested food items and placing them in a reusable tote bag. Donations can be dropped off now through March 19, 2026.

If you prefer to give financially, you can donate via Venmo at @FORTHEKIDSORG. Please include “Spring Break” in the comments.

You can also help by simply spreading the word. Share this with family, friends, or your ward community so we can reach as many families as possible.

Drop-off location:
A Act of Love Office
9561 S. 700 E, Suite 101


Thank you in advance for your support. We are so grateful for this caring community.

Staff Birthdays

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Cheers to You on Your Special Day!

Our team may not be blowing out candles this month, but we are still cheering on anyone in our A Act of Love community who is celebrating a birthday. We hope your year ahead is bright!

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A Act of Love is a Utah licensed, 501(c)(3) non-profit adoption agency. No matter where you are on the adoption journey, whether you are considering placing a child or hoping to adopt, we’re here for you. Our team offers compassionate support, answers to your questions, and guidance tailored to your unique situation. It all starts with a free, confidential consultation.

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