One of my friends lost her baby after a year's battle with cancer. They went to a hospital for an emergency visit, and weren't able to leave it for months. As a memory to the kid and a way to help other parents, they've started a non-profit to send care packages to babies in hospitals.
Today is their launch day, so to speak. Unlike a typical startup, it is a little hard to celebrate something that came out of a rather gloomy experience. On the other hand, this can help/encourage/delight other kids in hospitals, so the best we can do is share the word and hopefully get these care packages to many more babies in need.
Today is their launch day, so to speak. Unlike a typical startup, it is a little hard to celebrate something that came out of a rather gloomy experience. On the other hand, this can help/encourage/delight other kids in hospitals, so the best we can do is share the word and hopefully get these care packages to many more babies in need.
Edit: Here's an alternative summary of what they are doing. I find it actually a more impactful and easier to share alternative to the website - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KF6CTBBvbTwIPS4cBng6BrImrBw...