Support the work that Birth Mark does by making a financial donation
Everyone deserves support and connection while navigating the complexity of reproductive life events. A one-time or a monthly contribution supports our goal of providing full-spectrum reproductive health support to our clients.
Birth Mark primarily operates on private funding. As of December 2022, we have supported over 2500 clients and their families because of generous individuals like you who believe in our mission. Your financial donation will help Birth Mark continue to provide full-spectrum reproductive doula support at no cost to our clients in the GTA and Hamilton regions.
At Birth Mark, we strive to be a place where clients receive unbiased, client-led, nonjudgmental support. Our goal is for everyone who walks through our doors to feel worthy, capable, included, and supported during their reproductive journey.
“Honestly, I wouldn’t have made it without the unconditional support of my birth doula. I will always be grateful to her and Birth Mark.”
How Can You Help?
There are several ways you can support our cause
In-kind Donations
We accept all gently-used maternity clothing, baby items and baby clothing. We do not accept any large items such as cribs or furniture. We will gladly accept brand new (in box) car seats, breast pumps and strollers.
Toronto in-kind donations, email Neide
Hamilton in-kind donations, email Stacy
Donate Your Time
We are always looking for volunteers to support Joanna’s Giving Wall, our in-kind donations program.
Want to volunteer with us? Click below.
Charitable Donations
Birth Mark doulas surround our clients and lift them up. Help us help those who need it most. Invest in our mission to improve reproductive health experiences.
“Birth Mark has helped me in so many ways because it was my first child. They made sure I had everything I needed before my daughter arrived, they made sure I was comfortable when it came to giving birth and I always had someone to talk to when I was not sure about something. What I gained from Birth Mark was a supportive community.”
