Comfort Kit Fundraiser
Fundraising efforts to provide comfort kits to parents who are going through pregnancy and infant loss.
“There is no foot too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world”
Pregnancy and infant loss is a heartbreaking life altering thing for any family to go through. No matter how far along someone was in their pregnancy, or how old their infant was when they lost them, a loss is a loss.
We are here to support those families during their time of need by providing them with comfort kits to help them feel comforted, supported and less alone.
Comfort kits are created and provided to families 100% through donations.
What are comfort kits?
Our comfort kits are a box of items that are specifically meant to support and comfort parents following the loss of their baby. The kits are given to parents either at the hospital following loss, or shortly after if they reach out to us. Our kits contain various things that each serve a special purpose to help comfort and support parents through their loss. To see some of the items we include in our comfort kits click here.
Did you know…
1 in 4 women will lose a baby during pregnancy, delivery, or infancy?
Importance of Normalizing the Conversation
Pregnancy and infant loss is often not talked about. Sadly, it is usually considered a taboo subject. As a result, the availability and accessibility of support can be very limited for women, men and their families who are going through it. This is why it is so important that we raise awareness on this topic and offer accessible supports that they can utilize. Our hope is that through raising awareness more individuals will become better equipped to support their family and friends who have gone through loss. We are committed to continuing the conversation, raising awareness, and providing support.
Check out our blog where we will be continuing the conversation about pregnancy and infant loss. We will share information, resources, advise, suggestions and overall useful and helpful information for individuals and their families who have experienced loss.