About Parents of Angels
Our Mission
Our mission is to educate, support, and uplift parents of preterm infants and families who have experienced the loss of a child. We are dedicated to walking alongside families during their most vulnerable moments by providing education, emotional and spiritual grief support, and tangible assistance such as baby items, household goods, food, or simply a moment of compassion and hope.
We are committed to helping bereaved families navigate the pain of losing a son or daughter by fostering healing through community, faith, and understanding. We also seek to provide financial assistance for burial or cremation arrangements for families who have lost a child, from stillbirth through the age of 18. While grief may feel isolating, no family should endure it alone—we believe in healing together..
Our History
Parents of Angels was founded from a place of love, loss, and a deep desire to ensure that no family walks through grief alone. What began as a calling to support parents facing premature birth and the heartbreaking loss of a child has grown into a compassionate community dedicated to healing, hope, and service.
Rooted in faith and driven by empathy, Parents of Angels was created to provide education, emotional and spiritual support, and practical assistance to families during their most vulnerable moments. From offering baby essentials and household support to assisting families with burial or cremation arrangements, our organization exists to bring comfort, dignity, and reassurance when it is needed most.
Through shared experiences and unwavering support, Parents of Angels continues to walk alongside families—reminding them that while grief is personal, healing does not have to be faced alone.
Our Programs
Our programs are designed to meet families where they are—providing compassionate support during times of premature birth, loss, and grief. We offer education and emotional and spiritual grief support for parents navigating the loss of a child or the challenges of caring for a preterm infant. Through practical assistance, we help families in need with baby essentials, household goods, food, and other basic necessities. In moments of profound loss, we also provide financial assistance for burial or cremation arrangements for children lost from stillbirth through age 18. Each program is rooted in empathy, dignity, and community, ensuring families are supported, uplifted, and never alone on their healing journey.