Mission Pre-Born Inc

In 2023, Mission Pre-Born reported 107 grants totaling $3,623,246. Grant amounts ranged from $5,908 to $194,148, with a median of $23,632. The largest awards included $194,148 to Heartbeat of Miami for “Operation Equip Machine & Training,” $191,572 to Prestonwood Caring People Net for “Save Unborn Lives,” and $178,116 to Houston Pregnancy Center for “Operation Equip Machine & Training.” Other notable awards included $149,352 to Womens Care Center South Ben and $126,422 to Pregnancy Center of the Coast, both for “Operation Equip Machine & Training.”

The organization lists U.S.-wide grants for pregnancy resource centers and clinics in its network, including the OE Grant, PreBorn Child Sponsorship Grant, and Network Care Provider Grant. The OE Grant description identifies pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, consultations, material assistance, and other supportive services as areas of support. The child sponsorship grant supports centers focused on child sponsorship programs, while the Network Care Provider Grant supports clinics joining or expanding within the network.

For its Operation Equip Grant process, the organization says it receives an online application interest form and first checks whether a center has at least 150 pregnancy tests. The filing narrative lists exceptions to that threshold for centers near an abortion clinic, a four-year college, or a military base, or experiencing a significant increase in abortion-vulnerable clients. A representative then trains the center in The Invitation and growth before a machine is placed.