In addition to providing individual support to families grieving the loss of a child, Greta Gives Hopes plans to support the following the organizations who have helped us cope with losing Greta:

Mercy HeartPrints

The program provides one-to-one help to parents who have experienced the loss of a baby by neonatal death, stillbirth, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or shortly after birth. It is led by a team of nurses, chaplains and others who are trained in perinatal grief education. The team offers support and comfort during and after hospitalization and as long as needed to provide ongoing support through the grief process.

The programs provides support groups for parents to meet with other parents who have experienced the same loss. The groups are open to anyone who has experienced the loss of a baby by neonatal death, stillbirth, miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. Parents may attend at no cost, no matter where they are in their grief and no matter how long it has been since their loss.

Molly Bears


Molly Bears creates weighted teddy bears for families coping with any form of infant loss. We were fortunate to receive a Molly Bear matching Greta’s exact weight. Holding our Molly Bear provides great comfort during difficult times. Greta Gives Hope plans to provide support to this wonderful organization by purchasing individual bears for families grieving the loss of their baby and by contributing direct financial support to Molly Bears.
For more information, please visit: mollybears.org.

Share Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support, Inc. (“Share”)

Share’s mission is to serve those whose lives are touched by the tragic death of a baby through pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or in the first few months of life.

The primary purpose is to provide support toward positive resolution of grief experienced at the time of, or following the death of a baby.  This support encompasses emotional, physical, spiritual and social healing, as well as sustaining the family unit.

The secondary purpose is to provide information, education, and resources on the needs and rights of bereaved parents and siblings.  The objective is to aid those in the community, including family, friends, employers, members of the congregation, caregivers, professionals, and others in a supportive role.

For more information, please visit: nationalshare.org