Give the priceless gift to your teen this year to learn driving skills that save lives. A few spots are available for our 2nd class in December. Dec. 27 (classroom) Dec. 30, 31, Jan. 1 (driving training). Register TODAY and don't forget--5 $1000 college scholarships awarded to teens who have completed this invaluable class in Coweta County. Please SHARE with those you know who have young drivers. No age limit--college students too! Thankful for the generous support of this mission, Abby's Angels Foundation is able to donate funding to offset the cost of this class in Coweta County to only $75. Register TODAY at www.tvoc.ws or for more information. Psalm 91:11 #1Life1Choice #allforabby #trainingteendriverssavelives

Don't miss the chance to light up your family's holiday and our beautiful Newnan December 16th by supporting the Newnan Junior Service League's Annual Luminaria event.
Proceeds from this meaningful tradition benefit Abby's Angels Foundation's new project to provide much needed grief services to children in our community at no cost to the families.
The last day to purchase kits is December 9th!!
For more information and details on how to order your kit visit the NJSL website www.njslserves.org/Luminaria.
You can also message NJSL's Facebook page or email Co-chairs at NJSLLuminaria@gmail.com.
Thank you NJSL and everyone who helps bring light into a child's life. Psalm 91:11 #1Life1Choice #childgriefawareness

On a cold day in the beginning of December, Abby's Angels was invited to Mt. Zion High School in Carrollton, GA. Abby's mom was there to share the piece of Abby's Angels Foundation that has great purpose, our #1Life1Choice safe driving message. If you've heard the Bacho family share these painfully dark moments and experience, you've also learned the gift that it always is to say Abby's name and share her abundant energy and joy for life. It is a way to share the life and interests of a heavenly child, just as parents share our living children if the opportunity arises.
The time with young drivers and high school students is very special and often unexpected moments and hidden blessings unfold. After sharing our life and hope to connect with these junior and senior students on the power they possess to save lives every time they are driving or as a passenger, without hesitation these amazing teens embraced our message. With open arms there were hugs, words of encouragement and comfort, and thank you's. We met students who have also experienced the unfathomable loss of a family member in a car wreck and who have been injured themselves. We encouraged each other and connected in a way no one would ever choose to connect. Our hope is that our message gives them the desire to always drive safely and help prevent further loss of life. What we never expect is for these young people to give to us. The gifts of sincere beautiful kind words, prayers and the special items in the picture below. One, a simple paper pamphlet full of faithful stories of the Bible, the other a hand knit head wrap made by a student's grandmother that he had been wearing. Unexpected acts of sincere kindness.
Thank you Mt. Zion High School for giving us the gift of time and for exhibiting deep care and concern for your students. Change begins here. We treasure our time with everyone yesterday. Let's always try and put time and lives on the top of our to do lists, especially in this Season.
Psalm 91:11 #1Life1Choice #allforabby

So honored to receive an unexpected donation from the wonderful works of Publix Super Markets Charities and a local Publix Manager, PJ Holloway. PJ is a manager at a Fayetteville, GA Publix and was recently recognized for his service to the community as a Publix Community Champion. Part of his award was also to gift a local charity with a $1500 donation from Publix Charities. Abby’s Angels Foundation is the humble recipient of this very meaningful donation. Congratulations PJ for receiving this very well deserved award!! We are thankful for your friendship, heart for service, and belief in Abby’s Angels mission. A treasured memory was to always stop at the bakery for a free cookie with Abby and her sisters. Thank you Publix Charities! Psalm 91:11