The Early Pregnancy Loss Association (EPLA) supports women and families as they suffer early pregnancy loss. To provide this support, we distribute resources to care providers that directly aid women while they undergo the immediate physical and emotional burden of their loss.
Heaven’s Gain Ministries’ mission is to provide for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of families experiencing pregnancy loss before, during, and after the delivery of their precious baby.
Mothers facing the heartache of loss often seek something tangible to hold onto, something that represents the love they have for their precious ones.
Brooks’ Bereavement Bears is a non-profit that provides comfort and support to women who have experienced pregnancy loss.
Liam's Hope Boxes, a cherished ministry, extends unwavering support to families navigating the loss of an infant.
Mothers facing the heartache of loss often seek something tangible to hold onto, something that represents the love they have for their precious ones.
We were surprised by the absence of any written resources provided to us at the time of the unexpected loss of our son. We are speaking from our experience, as we learned how to deal with his loss. We felt the call to provide these resources to other parents. It is our sincere hope that this resource will provide you help and encouragement at this time of emotional distress and grief.
We provide families with comfort and peace as they bring their angels home.
Sufficient Grace Ministries for Women, a 501 (c ) 3 non-profit, non-denominational organization, was founded by Kelly Gerken in 2004, with the purpose of reaching out to women and families to offer comfort, encouragement and hope.
No parent should have to suffer the loss of an infant alone. Our purpose is to lend guidance on the path to healing.
We are a dedicated initiative committed to addressing and reducing infant mortality in our community. With a vision of creating a healthier and more resilient future, CelebrateOne collaborates with local organizations, healthcare providers and community members to tackle the complex issues contributing to infant mortality.
The Charles Martin Corvi Fund partners with organizations that support families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss.
Ashlie’s Embrace was founded after the heartbreaking loss of Tony and Erin Maroon’s daughter, Ashlie. Their journey of grief became a mission to support families experiencing stillbirth and infant loss. Watch their story to learn how Ashlie’s legacy continues to bring comfort to others.
PAIL support group by Cornerstone Church.
Be Like The Willow is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization striving to provide comfort through acts of kindness, resources to aid grief and support like-minded charitable organizations.
Central Ohio has one of the highest infant mortality rates in the United States, which affects low-income families and minorities in an alarming rate. Alive in My Heart supports families impacted by pregnancy and infant loss by connecting them to each other and to community resources in Central Ohio.
No Matter How Small: Understanding Miscarriage and Stillbirth
The CuddleCot and CuddleBlanket provide grieving families the opportunity to spend time with their loved ones without needing to cool the entire room. This time allows families to create precious memories, enables mothers to recover from medication side effects, make arrangements without feeling rushed, and gives family members the chance to visit—all while keeping their loved ones close by.
Praying Through ministries is a nonprofit 501c3 that exists to deliver the hope of the gospel to families navigating the dark seasons of childhood illness, childhood hospitalizations, and/or child loss through tangible faith-based resources, ongoing support, and fervent prayer.
The Harbour Knoxx Peabody Foundation was created to collaborate with local hospitals to provide specialized bereavement care for parents who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death.
Specialized yoga therapy sessions cater to trauma victims and families of loss, providing a holistic approach to healing and well-being.
Art therapy sessions create a safe space for siblings to express and navigate their feelings, fostering healing through creative expression.
