Minutes of Gold volunteers have been making infant bereavement garments for babies born too soon and donating these items to hospitals since 1992. The nurses have the challenge of presenting these tiny babies to their grieving families. Without the gifts that the volunteers provide, there would be nothing suitable, available for this purpose. A viewing is important for most families and appropriate clothing provides comfort and dignity. CONTACT US: minutesofgold@hotmail.com
Showing posts with label Infant Bereavement Layettes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Infant Bereavement Layettes. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
MEMORIAL OFFERS
From our Oregon Headquarters,when a recipients of our gifts sends us a donation, we may offer memorial layettes to be sent the hospital of their choice. We do this by adding a small memorial card to each layette in a special order. This card will read as: Donated by, name and date of the family's lost little one. This way the memory of their baby lives on and the future family that receives it will know that they are not alone.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
BLANKET "ANGELS" IN HAVASU CITY, ARIZONA
Volunteer, Sonja Liles, (center) accepts 161 beautiful tiny hand crafted blankets from the "Knotty Knitters" group in Havasu City before returning to Florence, Oregon, Minutes of Gold Headquarters. These gifts will be packed with gowns and bonnets to be shipped to many hospitals requesting fetal demise layettes for their infant bereavement programs. Another sample of loving, caring people, doing God's work. There really are "Angels on Earth"!
Wednesday, January 3, 2007
Arizona Volunteers (Angels)
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Merry Christmas with the Greatest Gift of ALL
An email came in to us in early December from a couple in Southern California that had experienced an early loss of triplets in August of this year.
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
Relocating Headquarters to Florence Oregon
After 7 years of traveling, we decided to put down roots again in our favorite place to spend our summers, Florence, Oregon. In 2004, after getting settled into an adult gated community, it was time to introduce the idea of making the Infant Bereavement Layettes project to the local residents of Florentine Estates.
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