My Nonprofit Reviews

I received a Project Sweet Peas holiday bag back in 2016 when I had my 31 weeker. Earlier this summer, I reached out to PSP to volunteer. It was amazing to see their reach. Shortly after jumping in to volunteer, I ended up welcoming a 29 weeker.

I've been able to simultaneously see the organization's incredible reach as a volunteer, but also as a recipient of support at a local hospital they've served.

I have some extra items I've been able to share with showcase in my daughter's NICU room and the nurses and other staff have been so impressed. The visual Milestone pins, the Milestone cards, but also their incredible mental health plan handout.

As a perinatal professional by trade, this immediately caught my eye in their most recent care package to the hospital where my daughter is. Perinatal mental health is a true public health crisis but especially for NICU families. I love the proactive nature and as a professional, NICU parent, and volunteer, I was truly impressed by the amazing thought and evidence that went into their care packages.