Donor Moms

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.

“Knowing that I can give a gift to other mothers, and fragile babies really means the world…”

“Knowing that I can help families during their most vulnerable time gives me such a huge feeling of joy and purpose.

“I didn’t reach every goal I had for 2022 but the one that I did achieve was donating to the milk bank over 10,000 ounces of milk! Such an amazing feeling to provide help to other babies!”

Amanda shares, “It feels so great to give back and know that the extra milk we donated will go to help little ones and families in need!”

On World Prematurity Day, we are privileged to share donor mom Ashleigh and her daughter Addie’s NICU story.  

“Donor milk got my baby going through those first few days in the NICU until my milk came in.

Donor mom Rani says, “Being a donor makes me feel good and satisfied. It is a life changing decision and I feel content knowing I am able to help someone in need.