Lucky Mama Project Inc.

Introduction

Lucky Mama Project Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting new mothers in the United States, particularly those with a prenatal diagnosis or birth of a baby with Down Syndrome. The organization aims to promote public awareness and provide personalized support to these mothers.

Mission

The mission of the Lucky Mama Project is to celebrate the arrival of babies with Down Syndrome by connecting mothers with resources, networks of other mothers, and care packages. This includes providing celebration bags that contain gifts for both baby and mom, along with informational materials about Down Syndrome and personal stories of experience with the condition. The goal is to ensure that families receive positive and supportive messages, moving away from condolences and toward congratulations[1][2].

Activities

The organization creates and distributes care packages to hospitals and maternal fetal medicine offices in order to reach new mothers. These packages are designed to provide emotional support and connect families with additional resources and community networks[1][2]. The materials included in the care packages help raise awareness about Down Syndrome and encourage positive experiences for families receiving this diagnosis.

Scope

While the primary focus of the Lucky Mama Project is on mothers in Indiana, the organization's broader reach includes promoting awareness nationwide about Down Syndrome and supporting families through shared experiences and connections[1][2].

Organizational Profile

Lucky Mama Project Inc. is headquartered in Whitestown, Indiana, and operates as a charitable organization. The organization is registered with the EIN 933552663 and engages in charitable services focused on promoting public awareness of Down Syndrome and supporting families with children diagnosed with the condition[3][4].

Trademark and Merchandise

The Lucky Mama Project Inc. owns trademarks related to its charitable services and merchandise. Official merchandise is available, which helps spread awareness and support their mission[4][5].