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Investing in a child’s first three years lasts a lifetime.

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What direct giving affords families.

We provide $400 a month to new moms in need without condition because we know it has a compounding effect on their children’s lives. Studies show that the chronic stress of financial hardship and going without in a child’s first three years can put them at a disadvantage that follows them, showing up as:

Slower brain development
Poorer health, and delays in reaching key milestones
A higher risk of abuse or neglect
Less healthy outcomes over the long run

Frequently Asked Questions

Data shows moms primarily use the funds for essentials like food, medicine, and rent.
Studies such as Baby’s First Years show that recurring direct cash support boosts brain development in infants, leading to better outcomes later in life.
No. The money is classified as a gift, not income, so it won’t affect eligibility for Medicaid or other public benefits.
First-time moms in their third trimester who are patients at one of our partnering Federally Qualified Health Centers are eligible for referral by the health center into our program.
FQHCs are where many low-income families go for care, providing holistic support to moms and babies in our community.
Our model partners with FQHCs, automates payments, offers support, and leverages philanthropic funding—with no overhead.

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Invest in families.

100% of every donation goes straight to a mom and her baby.

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