The new headquarters for the largest network of pregnancy resource clinics in the state of Florida was formally blessed in Naples on Aug. 15, 2025, the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Father Tomasz Zalewski, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Parish, assisted by Parish Parochial Vicar Father Jacob Gwynn, led a prayer service and blessing for the headquarters of Community Pregnancy Clinics (CPCI), 661 Goodlette-Frank Rd. Suite 101, Naples.
Father Zalewski praised CPCI for helping mothers in need through care and compassion, supporting life in a most fundamental way.
Scott Baier, CEO Community Pregnancy Clinics, told supporters at the blessing ceremony how the new headquarters represents not just a new address, but a new chapter in the story of “hope, life, and transformation that you’ve helped write.”
Baier said the day of the blessing intentionally fell on the Solemnity to the Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary, the earthly Mother of Jesus, and added that this is a milestone moment for the ministry of CPCI, a mission which continues to grow and deepen with every mother it serves.
“This move isn’t just about walls and windows, it is about opening new doors for women to walk through in their greatest moment of need,” Baier said. “Thanks to your faithful support, we are able to provide all services free of charge, ensuring that no woman ever feels like abortion is her only option because of financial pressure or lack of support.”
Since 1974, what started as a volunteer-run ministry has now grown into a statewide medical organization that saves, on average, over one thousand babies from abortion every year. In 2024, 1,381 babies were saved from abortion in Florida. That number represents more than the saved child; it denotes a positive trajectory for the mother, the family and the community as a whole, for each life is a precious gift of God, and part of God’s plan.
CPCI has two clinics in Naples, including one across from a Planned Parenthood abortion facility, and one each in Fort Myers, Sarasota and Gainesville, as well as two mobile medical clinics.
CPCI offers the following:
- Pregnancy Testing and Ultrasounds – Early confirmation of pregnancy and viability provides clarity and hope.
- Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) – Immediate medical support for women who regret starting a chemical abortion and want to continue their pregnancy.
- STI Testing & Treatment – Free, confidential STI testing, helping women protect their health and make informed, empowered choices
- Material Support – Diapers, formula, clothing, baby gear, and maternity items help moms feel prepared and supported both during and after pregnancy.
- Parenting Education & Mentorship – One-on-one guidance classes build confidence and equip moms and dads for long-term success.
- Community Referrals & Emotional Support – Connecting women to the resources they need to thrive, from housing and counseling to prenatal care and more.
“CPCI is revolutionizing the world of pregnancy and reproductive healthcare by providing life-affirming solutions to real-world problems, saving thousands of lives each year as a result,” Baier said.
Following the prayer service, Father Zalewski went to each room of the clinic with Holy Water to bless the building and its mission. Afterwards, guests were given a tour of the new headquarters.
If you would like to learn more about Community Pregnancy Clinics, or support their mission, please visit. https://supportcpci.com/.
