My Choice Blog

2023 has been such a wonderful year here at Choice. We welcomed two new members onto our staff team! We got to celebrate with you at our...

We have had so much fun sharing these beautiful adoption stories for National Adoption Month. Today, we're sharing Emily's adoption...

It's November, and here in the PNW, the last of leaves are playing catch up, turning everything red and gold. It's also National Adoption...

Meet Courtney Courtney is a Portland native, with a passion for pizza and an artistic appreciation for Adele's latest album (and Taylor...

Several months ago we got a call from a man seeking help who had been given a baby in a box. You read that right: A BABY IN A BOX!

Friends, we love November. Big surprise, right? *sips coffee and looks out at the misty PNW gloom...mmm...* When you love Oregon and...

Around here, we're kind of obsessed with families finding each other. We are so honored to watch these moments unfold right in front of...

Does television mirror real life or does real life and culture follow the concepts and ideas presented on TV?

If you have watched Simone Biles compete in the Olympics as a gymnast, it is evident that she is strong.

George Washington Carver was born in slavery in Diamond, Missouri and later adopted by Moses and Susan Carver.

After 1 ½ years of home-study paperwork, meetings, classes, a lot of prayer, and just plain waiting, we finally connected with a birth mom

An unplanned pregnancy is never a thing to our God. Life is always created at the right time.

Adoption can be really hard and it raises some serious issues for adoptees.

It was 9:00 pm on a normal Wednesday night when a Choice Adoptions advocate received a phone call from a young woman named Tara.

And at the exact same time, it’s also one of the hardest days for kids (and adults) who have been adopted.

No one has ever said adoptions are easy. They're not... especially in 2020.

Mike and Jessica began their adoption journey with Choice in April of 2017. They knew from the time that they got married that they were cal

We had been married for over a decade and had exhausted many treatment options available for having a baby.

My encouragement to the prospective adoptive parents and the pregnant women considering their options is to communicate.

Recently I learned about a sweet baby who was born with several medical conditions that his birth mom decided was too much for her to handle