
Zac and Karen
We're looking to adopt a baby
Hello! We are Zac and Karen. Thank you for taking the time to look at our profile and for considering us as potential adoptive parents. We are excited for you to learn more about us!
We met in 2011 while in college pursuing the same undergraduate degree. After having a few classes together, Zac built up the courage to ask Karen out on an ice cream date after class (who could say no to ice cream?!). The date went well, then more dates followed, and it was easy to tell that the relationship would continue to grow.
We got engaged in August of 2015. Zac proposed while taking Karen on a boat ride on the lake early in the morning; the water was calm, the sun was just rising, and the weather was perfect. We then got married in November of 2016 and had a beautiful fall wedding.
After a few years, we decided to begin growing our family. Our son, Levi, was born in 2020, and our daughter, Hannah, was born in 2022 and is watching over us from Heaven. After the loss of Hannah and finding out that we are both carriers of a rare genetic disorder, we began to think that our plans to grow our family may not be what we had originally envisioned. With time and prayer, we discovered that maybe God had different plans for us. Instead of having more biological children, we felt as if we were being called to adopt, and we can not wait to continue to grow our family this way!
Financial Support
Expectant mothers who choose to make an adoption plan may qualify for some level of financial assistance during their pregnancy. However, each person's situation and specific needs are different. Your adoption social worker can help you determine what level of assistance you qualify for and deserve. Many expectant mothers qualify for financial assistance to cover basic pregnancy and living expenses, including but not limited to - transportation reimbursement, utility assistance for phone, water, and electricity/gas, maternity clothing and supplements, etc.
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Navigating a pregnancy alone is never easy. Depending on your situation and location, you may qualify for financial assistance to help cover the cost of basic living expenses, such as food and groceries.
Medical Expenses
Receiving quality medical care during your pregnancy is vital to both your health and the health of your baby. If you choose to place your baby for adoption, all of your pregnancy-related medical expenses will be covered by the adoptive family.
Rent & Utilities
Women who choose to place their baby for adoption may receive financial assistance to help cover the cost of rent and utilities. If you feel that you'll need some help with these costs, it's important to talk to your adoption social worker about it early in the process.
Household Items
In order to have a healthy pregnancy, it's important that you have everything you need to lead a healthy lifestyle. The cost of some household items may be covered during your pregnancy.
Counseling
Placing a baby for adoption is a loving but incredibly challenging decision. Many women experience a range of emotions during this time and find that counseling is very helpful.
Transportation
If you need assistance with transportation, your adoption social worker can help you find the best solution. You may be eligible for help with transportation costs.
Blogs

A busy fall season!
It has been a very busy, but fun fall season this year! In September and October we... Attended two weddings (both frie...

Christmas season
There are a few traditions that we have each Christmas season and we are enjoying all the family time that comes with th...

Fun in the snow!
We got our first snow fall of the season this weekend...although it was only a few inches it was enough to play in the s...

House Projects
The last few weekends Zac and his dad have been working on putting down new flooring in our house, in the front entryway...
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Glimpses
Our photos will be available here as soon as we upload some. We're excited to share glimpses of our life with you!