It takes a nest...
Thank you to our corporate sponsors, personal donors, grantors and event sponsors for your support of our mission. The funds received from these generous individuals and groups are used to support our general operating fund, host fundraising and support events or specific programs and services.
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Interested in supporting our nest? Click here for more information.
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​Bedside Bereavement Program Partners
Cooper University Hospital
Camden, NJ
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Since 2016, Three Little Birds has supported more than 80 families experience stillbirth or infant loss in the NICU with our Bedside Bereavement Program. In 2024, Three Little Birds expanded its current program at Cooper through the Horizon Foundation for NJ. This includes support for up to 30 families over the next year, training for providers, updated resources and more. This program supports Cooper's compliance with the expectations of the Autumn Joy Stillbirth Research and Dignity Act. Read more...​
St. Christopher's Hospital
Philadelphia, PA
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Since 2024, Three Little Birds launched our volunteer Bedside Bereavement Program at St. Christopher's Hopsital of Philadelphia in collaboration with Maria Rosa's Memories, a legacy project developed in memory of Jacqueline Russo's niece who was stillborn over Thanksgiving 2023. This program combines our existing program with the donation of memory making kits for NICU families have the materials needed to make meaningful memories while having to say goodbye. Read more...​
Jefferson Hospital
Washington Township, NJ
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Since 2017, Three Little Birds has supported more than 45 families at Jefferson Hospital in Washington Township, NJ. Jefferson has supported several Wave of Light events with Three Little Birds and in 2021, they were gifted a Cuddle Cot and free Perinatal Bereavement Training for providers. Additionally, Three Little Birds has donated more than $1,200 in bereavement support items and materials for providers and families. Read more...​
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia, PA
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Three Little Birds has supported more than a dozen of bedside support requests at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia since our founding. Starting in 2025, we are excited to collaborate with their existing bereavement support committee to ensure all families interested, have fair and equitable access to our gift of infant remembrance photography and distribution. Also, they will have access to our resources (available in multiple languages and provider support books.​
Outreach/Research/Advocacy Partners
The success of our programs are dependent on our continued commitment to collaboration and education for perinatal loss families and providers. By sharing data, resources and education, we strengthen the nest of support for all perinatal loss families. Below is an overview of the groups that we are continuing the collaborate with to expand our programs and services.
Interested in supporting our partnering with us? Email us at threelittlebirdsperinatal.org
The Cooperative
Southern New Jersey
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Three Little Birds and the Cooperative support each other through outreach, resource connections and consultation referrals to support perinatal loss families in Southern New Jersey through our shared support offerings. This includes event collaboration and specific connection support for families for financial resources, mental health professionals and resources that help navigate difficult language barriers. Additionally, Three Little Birds collaborated on the training of more than 275 providers in NJ through the Lost Hopes & Dreams Training Program in 2024 with the Central New Jersey Family Health Consortium and the Partnership for Maternal and Family Health of Northern New Jersey.​
Philly SOARS Project
Department of Health, Philadelphia, PA
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Three Little Birds is excited to be a part of the Philly SOARS Steering Committee to support stillbirth research and advocacy in the City of Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Department of Public Health (PDPH), Division of Maternal, Child & Family Health (MCFH) is seeking community members to serve as Lived Experience Experts (LEEs) on a number of projects. LEEs are vital members of the MCFH team who provide advice, insight, and ideas based on their expertise as members of the Philadelphia community who have personal experience with pregnancy, birth, and parenting. Additionally, in 2025, Three Little Birds has been invited to train staff under their grant program. Read more about this partnership...
Postpartum Support International
NJ Chapter
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In an effort to ensure families have access to mental health support from licensed providers with both personal and professional experience with perinatal loss, Three Little Birds is partnering with Postpartum Support International (PSI) NJ Chapter to facilitate our virtual support program. This gives families an opportunity to connect with therapist or social workers that can help guide them through the postpartum period and finding a "new normal".