Our foundation was started after our daughter was stillborn on April 15, 2020. We focused our emotions to help fill a void that we noticed was missing in our community and set out to help families that experienced similar tragedies. Raising awareness that miscarriages, stillbirths, and infant loss are, unfortunately, very real possibilities. Families need to be aware of the possibility, be aware of what to do if a loss happens, be aware of how to talk about a loss of your own, or how to talk to someone with a loss.Educate the public for social change so families who have had a loss can be open about their feelings. This includes, but is not limited to, approaching the conversation in a caring way to not remove the very real child that is no longer on the earth. Educate the public about miscarriages and stillbirths so there is a better understanding.Expand research on women's health to reduce and one day eliminate unknown stillbirths and reduce threatened miscarriages.Comforting families who have experienced a pregnancy loss is one area that barely exists. We grew our Foundation out of the need for awareness and the essential need for more resources for families during and after a loss. We offer monthly peer-groups for mothers, fathers, and families that allow for open conversations about their loss.