A Small Victory

A Small Victory is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing tangible support to parents who lose their children through miscarriage, stillbirth or in the first few weeks of life.

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  1. All parents have the right to grieve.
  2. CARE (Compassionately Alleviating Regret Everyday) Packages gently guides bereaved parents to make memories.
  3. No bereaved parents should have to experience feelings of guilt and regret.
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A Small Victory is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing hospitals and other birth professionals with CARE (Compassionately Alleviating Regret Everyday) Packages which gently guide newly bereaved parents in creating memories with their children that will last a lifetime. Founded by Liz and Ethan Allen, A Small Victory also pledges to open their hearts and lend an ear to all who are in need of an understanding friend.

Miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal loss directly touch the lives millions of families. Every year, roughly 576,000 babies die between 14 weeks gestation and one month of life. There are more deaths due to miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal loss than there are to cancer (565,000/year) or heart attacks (460,000/year). And that is not even including the one in four who miscarry in the first trimester of pregnancy. There are literally thousands of families out there who need support so that they can have a healthy approach to grief, and they need hope to know that they can live on remembering their lost children.

A Small Victory relies on generous contributions and devoted support from the community to continue the services they provide. It is their hope and dream, that their organization will be A Small Victory for bereaved parents everywhere by turning misfortune into memories.

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Liz Heutmaker Allen

Liz Heutmaker Allen posted a link. at 1:22pm on April 22nd, 2009

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Lisa Rosenzweig

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Zoë Nebenfuhr Allen

Zoë Nebenfuhr Allen posted a link. at 9:06am on March 17th, 2009

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