Giving Back Beyond the Journey: How ACRC Surrogacy is Supporting Families in the Community
Giving Back Beyond the Journey: How ACRC Surrogacy is Supporting Families in the Community
ACRC Surrogacy participated in a local holiday toy drive in Long Beach, donating toys and gift sets to support mothers and children during the holiday season.
IRVINE, Calif., PRNewswire -- The decision to participate in the event reflected ACRC Surrogacy's close, day-to-day work with families and its desire to extend that same care and compassion beyond the surrogacy journey. As an organization dedicated to helping create families through surrogacy and donation programs, ACRC Surrogacy viewed the holiday gathering as an opportunity to support mothers and children in the surrounding community in a more personal, human way.
In alignment with that intention, ACRC Surrogacy donated toys for children of various age groups along with thoughtfully prepared gift sets for mothers. For the team, the most meaningful moment came not from the act of giving itself, but from watching children light up as they received their gifts and seeing mothers smile, knowing their families were being supported during the holiday season.
"Our work has always been about families," said Leo Li, CEO of ACRC Surrogacy. "We support people as they grow their families through surrogacy and donation programs, and being part of this toy drive allowed us to share that same care and love beyond our programs. Seeing the joy on the faces of children and their mothers was truly the highlight of the event."
Connecting Community Support to Family Building Values
The LBX Christmas Market brought together families, local businesses, and community organizations from across Long Beach and surrounding areas. For ACRC Surrogacy, the event provided an opportunity to connect directly with parents and caregivers in a relaxed, community setting outside of a clinical or program environment. Through its participation, ACRC Surrogacy donated toys and gift items with an estimated total value of over $2000, reinforcing the organization's commitment to supporting families through meaningful, hands-on engagement.
"Whether a family is being built through surrogacy, adoption, or traditional parenting, support matters," Li added. "Showing up in our community reflects the values that guide our work every day."
Team members from ACRC Surrogacy spent time speaking with event organizers, parents, and volunteers, reinforcing the organization's belief that family support extends beyond medical or legal processes and into everyday life.
A Purposeful Step Toward Deeper Community Connection
While ACRC Surrogacy does not regularly host charitable events, the organization views community participation as a natural extension of its role as a family building agency. This holiday initiative represents a thoughtful step toward greater involvement in programs that uplift mothers and children.
Insights gained from the LBX event will help inform future outreach efforts that align with ACRC Surrogacy's mission, with a focus on supporting maternal wellbeing, children's needs, and family stability.
"We want to be intentional about how we give back," said a spokesperson from ACRC Surrogacy. "When we participate in community events, it's because they reflect who we are and the families we work with every day." As more families explore different paths to parenthood, including surrogacy and donor programs, there is growing recognition that family support extends beyond medical and legal processes. Community based moments like the LBX Christmas Market reflect a broader shift toward more holistic, human centered approaches to supporting parents, caregivers, and children at every stage of the family journey.
To learn more about ACRC Surrogacy's family building programs, educational resources, and stories, visit https://www.acrcglobal.com/
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