Donor Moms

As part of our bereaved donor program, we have a scrapbook next to Carmen’s Trees filled with memories and photos of little lives lost but never forgotten.

Savannah’s baby, Perrin, was born in Fort Worth, Texas following a traumatic birth experience.

Second-time donor, Katie, admits that pumping milk is a lot of work, but says it’s worth it when you think of the lives you are helping.

Dallas mom and breathwork facilitator, Shelsea is currently donating her extra breastmilk, after her premature twins, Cielo and Sol, spent five months in the NICU. 

Every breastfeeding/pumping and donation journey looks different. Donor mom Julie shares her story. 

“Our sweet Elby is turning 18 months old soon, and we just requested a pickup for our LAST milk donation!”

A smile this big can only mean one thing - lots of milk donated to babies in need!

Philip was born at 35 weeks and spent 13 days in the NICU for help regulating his temperature and bilirubin levels.

“Seeing all the little precious babies [in the NICU] fighting for their lives hits me hard, and if there’s one way I can help I’ll do it by donating my extra breastmi

Why did Sharvonne decided to become a milk donor? To help preemie babies like her son, AJ.