Contact Person: Kristen Biehl

Email: amosanchors@gmail.com

Description of Services: Families and individuals facing miscarriage, stillbirth, TMFR, neonatal death, and PAL will be able to easily access both local and national resources online to support them in finding ways to grieve and heal in a healthy and supported environment.

Contact Person: Ashley Opliger

Email: info@bridgetscradles.com

Description of Services: The mission of Bridget’s Cradles is to comfort grieving families with Christ-centered support and resources after the death of a baby. Bridget’s Cradles provides knitted and crocheted cradles to over 1,400 hospitals in all 50 states so that bereaved families can hold their babies born into Heaven in the second trimester of pregnancy. In addition, Bridget’s Cradles hosts support groups and remembrance events for grieving mothers and couples, both in person (in Wichita, Kansas) and online (called Hope Online). They also organize a community-wide candlelight vigil annually on October 15, Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Lastly, Bridget’s Cradles founder, Ashley Opliger, hosts a Gospel-focused podcast called Cradled in Hope that releases monthly hope-filled episodes for grieving moms.

Contact Person: Alanna Knobben

Email: alanna@carryyouwithme.com

Phone Number: 1-587-899-2996

Description of Services: Alanna Knobben is the founder of Carry You With Me. Alanna is an author, community builder, international speaker and grief mentor. She is dedicated to helping others transform their grief and cherish the love that remains after the loss of a pregnancy, infant or child at any stage. Carry You With Me offers education, experiences, community and meaningful mementos to help individuals connect with their story of love and loss in creative ways building a bridge between grief and love.

Contact Person: Pamela Caine, Co-Founder + Executive Director

Email: info@griffincaresfoundation.org

Phone Number: 201-755-5830

Description of Services: Griffin Cares Foundation provides peer support programs for families who are coping with the loss of a baby. We offer virtual peer support groups, peer mentors for 1:1 support, special events, Care Kits, and additional resources to help loss parents grieve, heal, and honor their baby. All programs are free and available to birthing parents and partners. Our website contains helpful information and a library of Peer-Recommended Resources. For more information and to register for our support programs, please complete our one-time Support Registration Form and a member of our Peer Support Team will personally reach out to provide more information.

Contact Person: Bree Naccarato

Email: Bree@LovedMommaFitness.com

Phone Number: 775-220-6548

Description of Services: Hi, I'm Bree, the owner of Loved Momma Fitness, a certified Pregnancy and Postpartum Athleticism Coach specializing in pelvic health. I work with women during pregnancy, ensuring safe exercise and movement for both mom and baby, addressing common pelvic floor dysfunctions, and aiding in postpartum recovery, including healing diastasis recti and managing pain or discomfort. Following the death of my stillborn daughter, I've expanded my training to virtual support for mothers experiencing similar loss. Additionally, I've created two trigger-free postpartum healing programs for loss mommas to provide a safe and supportive healing space without any mention of babies. My mission is to provide tools and support to mothers during this very painful time as they begin to heal both emotionally and physically from the trauma of their loss.

Contact Person: Rebekah Mitchell

Email: Rebekah@mend.org

Phone Number: (972) 506-9000

Description of Services: MEND is a Christian non-profit organization that reaches out to families that have suffered the death of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or early infant death. We offer monthly support groups in person (in 8 states) and online. We also publish a free bi-monthly magazine in which each issue focuses on a different topic pertaining to pregnancy and infant loss. As well, each of our chapters has its own Facebook Group that enables families in the same area to connect with one another (for those who don’t live near one of our chapters to join our Dallas / Fort Worth group).

Contact Person: Dr Kiley Hanish, Founder and Executive Director of RTZ HOPE

Email: connect@rtzhope.org

Description of Services: Return to Zero: HOPE is a national non-profit organization that provides holistic support, resources, and community for all people who have experienced unimaginable loss during the journey to parenthood. No matter if your loss is recent or in the past, RTZ HOPE is dedicated to empowering parents to seek whatever paths to healing are right for you. We come alongside anyone who would otherwise suffer in silence. As impossible as it may feel right now, we want you to know there is hope. You will never forget your baby, but you will find meaning and experience joy again. We offer an in-person annual retreat, virtual support groups, webinars, and workshops to not only support bereaving families, but those who support and serve them as well.

Contact Person: Patti Budnik

Email: info@nationalshare.org

Phone Number: 800-821-6819

Description of Services: Share provides free grief support to parents and families that have lost a baby through pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or infant loss. Support brochures are available in English and Spanish.

Contact Person: Rachel Haider

Email: rachel@starlegacyfoundation.org

Phone Number: (952)715-7731

Description of Services: To increase awareness, support research, promote education, and encourage advocacy and family support regarding stillbirth, pregnancy loss, and neonatal death.

Contact Person: Kathie Kelly

Email: nationaloffice@compassionatefriends.org

Phone Number: 877-969-0010

Description of Services: The Compassionate Friends is a national self-help bereavement organization for families going through the natural grieving process after the death of a child. We welcome all bereaved parents (and guardians), grandparents, and adult siblings regardless of the age of the child who died or the cause of death.