In Kind Boxes

Because every mom deserves quality postpartum care.

Who We Help

Together we have provided postpartum gift boxes to more than 1,400 families in need!!!

Our Local Partners

We love working with local organizations who are dedicated to providing postpartum services, education, essentials, shelter, mental health support and more to families in need.

Nationwide Gift Box Donation Program

This program launched on January 1, 2021. Donated gift boxes are shipped to nonprofits and organizations supporting expecting and postpartum moms in need across the US.

Some of the organizations we donate boxes to include:

Please reach out to us at info@inkindboxes.org if you know of an organization that could use our support through donated postpartum boxes.

*We have an open application process for people to nominate families who could use postpartum support from us. Nominate a mom in need to receive a box-> click here.

2022 Doulas & Midwives Sponsored by In Kind Boxes:

We are excited to announce our sponsorship recipients, who support their local communities by offering their services to families in need.

  • Angelica Miller of Rowan Midwifery– She has been enamored with helping and caring for others since she was a child. Her love for pregnancy and infants grew the older she got, by 10 you could say she was obsessed! She has been amazed at what the human body has the power to achieve. She chose midwifery because she desires to empower women to embrace and trust their capabilities to birth naturally.

Their nonprofit is structured around two primary programs: Diverse Doula Project and Portland Doula Training. Doulas are trained professionals who provide consistent physical, emotional, informational, and advocacy support to families throughout their pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experiences. Doulas are not medical staff, their role is to support pregnant, birthing, and postpartum people by ensuring clients have the knowledge, respect, agency, and connection needed to successfully navigate healthcare systems, make informed decisions, and have more positive perinatal experiences and outcomes.

Studies show that women with doula support experience shorter labors with fewer interventions and newborns are healthier and more likely to breastfeed. The benefits of doula care are even greater when there is a cultural match between the client and doula in which the doula looks like the client and understands her culture, language, and community.

2021 Doulas Sponsored by In Kind Boxes:

For 2021 In Kind is sponsoring two doulas to receive monthly gift boxes. We believe that doulas are very helpful for families, and we want to support the wonderful work they’re doing. We chose these two winners via an application process we shared about in October of 2020. We chose an applicant from Oregon, as well as one from Minnesota. Our first winner is Doula Kaytee. We are grateful for the work she does supporting families in need, and we want to support Black mamas wherever possible.

“I work with an organization that partners doulas with birthing parents on medical assistance who may not be able to afford the care they need from a doula. Sometimes we’re their only support person. I also try to do sliding scale for BIPOC clients for doula care and babywearing consults. Being Black myself, I know how important it is to have outside help that can advocate for you and care for you. I’ve experienced a lot of racism in healthcare and want to be able to be a voice for my parents who experience that.” -Doula Kaytee

Our second winner is local to us here in Oregon- Pacific Northwest Doulas. They are seeking to give back to the community, by working with mamas who are on the Oregon Health Plan.

“We have a large focus on families who have experienced loss, are pregnant after loss, have anxiety, and have medical trauma. We are also contracted as an OHP provider. he shift in our clientele is big- working with more people who just need to feel special and loved.” -Annie Willems