August 1985 – a group of concerned Broward County leaders, including Dr. D. James Kennedy, Dr. O. S. Hawkins, and Dr. Frank Wright, meets to discuss the possibilities of opening a faith-based crisis pregnancy care center in Ft. Lauderdale.

February 1987 – A Woman’s Pregnancy Center opens in a small storefront office on East Commercial Boulevard in Ft. Lauderdale.

January 1990 – a group of Hollywood pastors, including Dr. Bill Billingsley, Rev. Bud McCord, and Dr. Paul B. Fowler, sees a need for a crisis pregnancy care center in south Broward County; a steering committee is formed.

June 1991 – The Crisis Pregnancy Center of Davie opens a small storefront office on Davie Road, near the central campus of Broward Community College.

1995 – after working together to provide crisis pregnancy care services in Broward, the two organizations merge to provide a stronger presence under a united front and choose “Hope Pregnancy Centers, Inc.” as the name of the new, expanded ministry.

1997 – Hope opens a center in Miramar to better serve the needs of those in pregnancy-related crises in southwestern Broward County.

1999 – the crisis pregnancy care center portion of the Davie center is moved to a more highly visible location on University Drive in order to attract more clients, becoming the 4^th location operating in Broward County under Hope’s auspices; the Davie Road location becomes the home of the Administrative Offices, the Hope For Tomorrow Abstinence Offices, and the Hope Restored post-abortion program.

2001 – Hope opens its 5^th location in Broward County in Pompano Beach

2003 – Hope’s 6^th location opens in August in North Lauderdale, extending services to the highly populated northwest Broward cities of Coral Springs, Margate, Tamarac, and North Lauderdale.