Pregnancy resource center, my local church, rental assistance programs, Young Life, free housing and financial donations to a food pantry, buying 4H animals at the county fair, kids sports, Habitat for Humanity, etc.I recommend separating business and charity.

After we found out about the pregnancy and the due date, we knew she wont be extending her job contract, and we agreed that she will be giving birth in a birthing center in Washington, so we will be ending the rental sgreement three months early.I let my Apartment management company know in January (5 months before our departure), that we will be leaving earlier and the reasons.They gave us 2 options,a) to keep paying the lease until they or we find a tenant b) to pay 2 months of rent in advance (over 5k) after we leave to be able to end the contract soonerI guess we accepted the cheaper option, or at least we hope it is cheaper, a) so far no luck with renting out the apartment, but we still have a 2 months to go.My question is, as I would much rather have that money for the coming months after the baby is born.

If you know this will cause you and your partner a lot of extra stress, especially during a pregnancy and when the babies come, then I would think twice about it.

@Keri LambCar, ESA pit bull , urn full of ashes , cat , sex toys , all of their furniture, beds , TVs , lots and lots of TVs , $500 hidden in a baseboard, positive pregnancy tests, and my favorite, bedbugs.

Hey sir,Congratulations on the pregnancy!

Living in the property for the one-year requirement is an option and one that is recommended, however there are sometimes things that allow for this to be null and void such as a major life change including work changes, another pregnancy etc.

One of the tenants turned out to be pregnant but did not disclose her pregnancy when the lease was signed.how do you deal with the other tenants complaints/concern over having a newborn as a house mate?

Just because you're pregnant or have a new baby doesn't give you the excuse to break the law or steal.In fact you will see a lot of low lives using the pregnancy excuse to try and bleed out sympathy from just about everyone from landlords to courts and they have it in their mindset that because they are pregnant or have a new baby that disqualifies them from doing the right thing.It's sad but true and it's a shame that they do that but they don't give a crap but themselves.

Just a question of the right data (see Cambridge Analytics or Target and their pregnancy predictions).

I don't give to national organizations either but I'm passionate about making quilts so I give them away to organizations like Warm the World in Canon City and they distribute them to teen pregnancy centers and to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.