It’s supposed to be filled with love, excitement, and a sense of readiness for what comes next.

But for many families in our community, that moment is filled with uncertainty, because they simply don’t have what they need.

• A safe place for their baby to sleep.
• The right equipment to bring them home.
• The basic essentials that make a home feel ready for a newborn.

At DIG, we see this reality almost every day.

While we’re able to provide furniture for families in crisis, we cannot accept used baby items due to safety standards and recalls. That means parents of newborns are often left without safe, reliable options during one of the most important transitions of their lives.

This Mother's Day, you can change that.

Through our new Mother's Day campaign, every dollar supports DIG's newest initiative called Bringing Baby Home, which ensures every family has what they need to welcome their baby safely.

And, thanks to a generous donor that wants to see this program launched, every gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $5,000.

When you give, you’re not just making a donation.

You’re helping a parent feel ready.
You’re creating a safe first night at home.
You’re giving a baby the safe start they deserve.

You can choose to make your gift in honor of a mother or caregiver who shaped your life... someone who made a house feel like home.

We’ll send a special Mother’s Day message letting them know a gift was made in their honor - one that helps another family experience the dignity, safety, and support every parent deserves.

For those who wish to make an even deeper impact, gifts of $500 or more will be recognized as Bringing Baby Home Program Launch Sponsors - a special, one-time recognition for those helping bring this new program to life from the very beginning.

These early gifts do more than support a moment: they help build something lasting for families in our community.

However you choose to give, your generosity honors the heart of home, and helps ensure every parent can feel ready to welcome their baby home safely, in confidence, and in dignity.