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MARCH FOR BABIES
A MOTHER OF
A MOVEMENT
SIGN UP TO JOIN THE MOVEMENT
By joining our March of Dimes community, you can help fund the research, programs, support and advocacy needed to turn the maternal and infant health crisis around and improve mom and baby health. Together we need to UNITE, CONNECT, HONOR and CARE for families now.
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STEP UP FOR
MOMS AND BABIES
March for Babies calls on people across the country to unite and take steps—big or small—to fundraise and make a huge difference for the health of families everywhere.
And all it takes is 4 easy steps:- Sign up to join the movement.
- Explore ways to get involved wherever you are, virtually or in person.
- Ask family and friends to join—or compete—with you to raise funds for March for Babies.
- Get moving! Share your progress and check back for the latest information and updates.
Not registered yet? Join the challenge by registering here.
STEP UP FOR
MOMS AND BABIES
March for Babies calls on people across the country to unite and take steps—big or small—to fundraise and make a huge difference for the health of families everywhere.
And all it takes is 4 easy steps:- Sign up to join the movement.
- Explore ways to get involved wherever you are, virtually or in person.
- Ask family and friends to join—or compete—with you to raise funds for March for Babies.
- Get moving! Share your progress and check back for the latest information and updates.
Not registered yet? Join the challenge by registering here.
YOUR SUPPORT MAKES AN IMPACT
Every dollar you raise makes all the difference to ensure that all families have healthy pregnancies and strong babies. Your help is critical to enable us to continue programs and services like our mobile health centers, diversify funding for research and innovation, and educate care providers and the public on the latest health information—and much more.
STORIES FROM FAMILIES
MEET THE SILBERTS
There weren’t many things that scared Jen Silbert, but when she and her husband, Cameron, started trying to get pregnant, she was terrified of two things: preterm birth and/or having a sick child due to her family’s history of pregnancy complications.
MEET THE WILTONS
Guilt is a powerful emotion, especially as a parent. “What’s wrong with me? Why is my body failing our family?” These are questions Katie Wilton asked herself throughout her pregnancy, as she experienced complications.
MEET THE SHOEMAKERS
After 12 months, Paul and Samantha Shoemaker were finally able to conceive. But one morning that relief turned to worry when Samantha sensed something was wrong. Her doctor sent her to triage where the doctors couldn’t find a heartbeat. At 26 weeks, Cy was stillborn.