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March of Dimes Supports Urgent Needs Of Mothers and Babies in Haiti Earthquake

The March of Dimes has made a grant to UNICEF to help thousands of pregnant women, mothers and babies in Haiti imperiled by the devastating earthquake and its aftermath. “The March of Dimes is deeply concerned about the thousands of pregnant women and moms caring for infants in Haiti, especially extremely fragile premature… Read More

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  Donate Fundraising: March of Dimes Foundation

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March of Dimes Foundation

Your donation goes to support the core mission of:
March of Dimes Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

Our mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. We carry out this mission through research, community services, education and advocacy to save babies' lives. March of Dimes researchers, volunteers, educators, outreach workers and advocates work together to give all babies a fighting chance against the threats to their health: prematurity, birth defects, low birthweight.

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Jacklyn about 19 hours ago

Thanks to March of Dimes my Nicholas who was born 1lb 10 ounces on July 23, 2009 and is now with us weighing in at 12lbs 5 ounces and 6 months old. This foundation helps little miricles happen.

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Renee about 22 hours ago

march of dimes is an amazing organazation who has help alot of families with premies including myself help stop babies from being born early

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Brandi about 22 hours ago

My son was born at 23weeks...(incomp.cervix) he was 1lb3oz and 10 1/2 inches long... he stayed in the nicu for 5 12 months... he had the typical.... lung dis.... R.O.P. .. CMV+ . The docs disputed on weather he had a high grade 2 head bleed or low grade 3... but resolved right after the initial bleed... he has been thru SO much in his life... he will be 16 yrs in 2mths.. he stayed on Growth hormone up to a year ago and he has no lung issues at this time... he wears glasses but not very strong.. he does have developmental delays as far as learning..and a slight speech studder..but hey.... With all that could have been wrong ... I WOULD HAVE TAKEN HIM ANY WAY GOD WOULD HAVE GIVIN HIM TO ME....he was my lil blessing from heaven and still is.....Ill post pics soon

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Thelma 1 day ago

I have taken care of many premature babies in the neonatal intensive care nursery. So, this is a cause that is very dear to me.

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Kara 1 day ago

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Kristen 1 day ago

My brother was born premature; he had a lot problems with his speech and some other health problems along the way; things slowly got better and he made it through. He will be 15 years old in July.

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Caroline 2 days ago

Our wonderful little girl was born at 25 weeks and 2 days at 1 lb 13 oz. After 17 weeks in the Dartmouth NICU, we were able to go home. She will be 3 years old this month! Thank you Dartmouth NICU for our beautiful little girl.

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Samantha 3 days ago

My brother was born at 3lbs, my twin nieces 7 weeks early and my other niece, born at only 25 weeks. Thanks to March of Dimes they are all with us today...

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Delany 3 days ago

One of my best friends baby boy was born premature and almost died. They wouldn't let her see him the first two weeks because they didn't think he'd make it. He's a healthy handsome teenager now!

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Melissa 3 days ago

I lost a son at 25 weeks, this was years ago services like the March of Dimes have made it possible for them to save them starting at 24 weeks now, they need all the support they can get.

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Ashleigh 4 days ago

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Shy Supporter 6 days ago

We just had a lost in the family it was heartbreaking because he would of been so loved by many in the family

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Chaundra 6 days ago

We have triplet nephews who were born pre-mature, they were so tiny and frail. In the NICU in Asheville, NC for the first 2 months of their lives. Nonetheless, they're all healthy now and almost 2 years old!

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Niki 7 days ago

Our litte Isabella was born at 23 weeks weighing 1lb 5 oz and was in the NICU at Bergan Mercy in Omaha, Ne then flown to the NICU at the Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha where she spent the first 4 months of her life. Isabella had a twin sister, Alexandria, that was born 12 days before Isabella...she was with us for about 2 hours and we miss her terribly each and every day...
Thanks to the wonderful staff in the NICU and the March of Dimes....our Isabella is now almost 2 years old with absolutely no complications of prematurity except for some weak lungs....We are forever commited to helping the March of Dimes for everything they've done for us and our family.

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Jessica 8 days ago

Our son Caleb was born at 20 wks due to an incompetent cervix he was a perfect healthy boy but a few wks to early. An hour in our arms forever in our hearts
Caleb Santos 1-8-10

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Angie 8 days ago

My little girl was stillborn at 7 mths of pregnancy almost 4 years ago. The next year her big brother Nathan was born 6 weeks early and spent a little over a month in the NICU. He had a small rip in his lung, could not eat and had to recieve blood. I'm so thankful for this organization!

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Ashlee 8 days ago

My handsome son was born at 22 weeks. He was one pound 13 ounces. The first night he was born he had a brain hemorage. he was born jan 7th 2003 and passed away jan 20th 2003..his name was dakota, i just posted a pic of him.. then 2 years later my little girl was born at 34 weeks. she had to go to nicu and put on oxygen for 5 hours straight. She now has cerebral palsey but she is a strong little girl :) shes now 4 years old and named chloe :)

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