March for Babies

 
 

Greater Cincinnati/N. Kentucky

Raised to date
$419,423
Our goal $540,750
 
Sawyer Point
705 E Pete Rose Way , Cincinnati, OH 45202
Date: Sunday, April 27, 2025 8:30 AM
 
Date: April 27, 2025
Event Time: 08:30 AM
Registration Time: 8:00AM
Location:
705 E Pete Rose Way , Cincinnati, OH 45202
Sawyer Point

Important Update

Our March for Babies celebration is still on, but it looks a little different! We are rapidly preparing for a new, virtualized event that will be fun and engaging for everyone. This change in format aligns with the newly released CDC guidance for large events, to help ensure the safety and health of our participants. More details on our new format to come soon!

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About March for Babies

Every step counts.

March for Babies is a campaign that connects millions of Americans united to improve the health of moms and babies in your community and across the country.

Together, we can give families the health information and resources they need throughout their pregnancies, and fund groundbreaking research to transform lives. We're also advocating for policies to keep moms and babies healthy and strong.

Because together with March of Dimes, each step forward leads to a healthy future for us all.

 

For more information please contact Grace Rohlfs at (513) 370-5006 or [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you Sunday, April 27 at Sawyer Point Park! Please join us at the Kroger Promenade - right in front of the P&G Stage. 

The recommended parking locations are: 

Sawyer Point Parking Lot

Eggelston Parking Lot

Heritage Bank Arena Garage 

Central Riverfront Garage

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By participating in this March of Dimes event, you assume all risks related to attendance and acknowledge and consent to the event terms, including but not limited to March of Dimes' liability waiver and health and safety guidelines, as set forth in detail here.

 

Event progress* $419,423 RAISED (As of Tuesday, Jun 3, 2025)

Raised: $419,423

 
Top fundraisers
 
1
Brandon White
$9,285
2
Allison Hanna
$5,571
3
Brian McGeady
$4,910
4
Franklyn Duffy
$4,280
5
Jen MIller
$3,808
Top family teams
 
1
Hanna, Allison - Cincinnati - Ryan's Team
$11,328
2
Weekend for Bernie
$7,491
3
Team Dreyer
$5,080
4
Patrick John McGeady
$5,013
5
TEAM GINNY
$4,233
Company, School & Org
 
1
GE AEROSPACE - OH CINCINNATI
$150,853
2
ALPHA PHI ALPHA - OH
$12,222
3
ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY - OH
$3,904
4
SIGMA GAMMA RHO - OH
$3,867
5
ST. ELIZABETH HEALTHCARE
$3,015
 
 
*The total amount displayed reflects the amount on the team or personal fundraising progress bar. If the progress bar is not displayed on the team or personal page, the team/person won't be displayed on the leaderboard. Leaderboard totals reflect cash and checks marked "received" on the online sponsor form as well as credit card and PayPal donations. Team captains can enter as cash and mark "received" any money raised through promotions, such as bake sales and casual days and any sponsorship money paid to the March of Dimes, on their team's online form. Record all donations on your online sponsor form before you turn in cash and checks to the March of Dimes!
 

2025 Ambassador Family

 

 

The Noble family

At just 24 weeks and 4 days pregnant, Kyla thought she was experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions at work, but by the time Kyla started bleeding at home, Kyla knew something was wrong. They rushed to the hospital, where Kyla learned she was already 3 cm dilated, and her baby, Raegan, was in a breech position. The local hospital wasn’t equipped to handle such a premature birth, so Kyla was airlifted to the University of Cincinnati Medical Hospital. By the time they arrived, Kyla was fully dilated, and Raegan’s hand was already emerging. In a whirlwind of panic and urgency, Kyla was rushed into surgery. At 12:11 a.m., Raegan Rae was born, weighing just 1 pound 7 ounces. She had to be resuscitated twice. She was born without a heartbeat, but they saved her. Raegan spent 145 days in the NICU, battling NEC twice, a PDA, brain bleeds, chronic lung disease, and a fungal infection that led to endocarditis. The journey was terrifying, but thanks to life-saving care, she survived. Our experience opened our eyes to the realities of premature birth and the vital role of organizations like March of Dimes. Their work helps provide critical treatments that give babies like Raegan a fighting chance. We share our story so others know they are not alone and to raise awareness of how much support is needed for families facing prematurity.

 
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