
Grand Rapids and East Lansing
Because seating is limited, reservations are required.
Ideal for ages 21+: As a primary source of funding, these events are not suited to students or children. However, these events will allow us to serve young people in powerful ways for years to come!
No cost to attend. An opportunity to partner financially will be extended.
Recommended attire: cocktail (jacket & tie for men, dress or suit for ladies)
Join us to hear about the impact of Protect Life Michigan, and the vision for where we are going in the years to come.
There is no cost to attend, though an opportunity to partner financially will be extended. Seating is limited, so reservations are required by April 16.
Friday, April 30th, 2027| Reception: 6:15 PM| Dinner: 7:15 PM| Noto's Old World Italian Dining| 6600 28th Street Southeast| Grand Rapids, MI 49546| (Parking on site for no cost.)
Saturday, May 1, 2027| Reception: 5:30 PM| Dinner: 6:30 PM| Kellogg Event Center| 219 South Harrison Road| East Lansing, MI 48824| (Parking attached. Paid for by Protect Life MI when you pre-register)
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Mary Grace Braatz is a passionate advocate for the inherent worth of every human life. As an adoptee with a deeply personal connection to the abortion debate, she brings a rare and compelling voice to the pro-life movement. She serves on the board of Protect Life Michigan and the Foundation Board of Spring Arbor University, and is the founder of Let There Be Life, an online platform dedicated to affirming life and equipping others to do the same. Together with her daughter, she also created GotLove, a website connecting expectant mothers with pregnancy support services in Virginia.
A graduate of Michigan State University and former Time Warner/Sports Illustrated marketing professional, Mary Grace homeschooled her four children and now speaks regularly on human rights, public policy, and the sovereignty and redemptive power of God. She has emceed and spoken alongside leaders such as Dr. Alveda King and Lee Strobel. Mary Grace and her husband divide their time between Northern Michigan and Florida—but Michigan will always be home.
Parking in East Lansing is paid for by Protect Life Michigan, on-site. Please pre-register using this link.
(Parking in Grand Rapids is free, on-site).