Donor Moms

Carmen is donating breastmilk after tragically losing her baby, Sebastian. 

The loss of a child is an experience no parent wants to bear. When Tyler welcomed her son Rhett into the world in July of 2017, it was the last thing on her mind.

When daughter Annabelle was born, Lauren knew she wanted to donate breastmilk. She was producing more milk than Annabelle needed, which was nothing new for Lauren.

Love is a key component to donating breastmilk.

Camille’s career as a nurse and a certified lactation consultant (CLC) gives her extra appreciation for human milk.

When Daria’s son John was born 10 weeks early in 2016, she was dedicated to providing breastmilk to nourish his tiny body.

Milk donation is a wonderful, unique gift.

As a milk donor, Iris knows she’s helping the most fragile of babies. It’s a cause that hits close to home.

Exclusively pumping certainly was not what I had planned a decade and a half ago when pregnant with my first of six children.

Mothers become milk donors for a variety of reasons. No matter what leads them to the milk bank, though, they can all agree that they’re making a difference in the lives of many fragile babies.