The Baby Bottle Campaign is an annual initiative dedicated to supporting mothers who receive care through our women’s clinic, while also lifting up their children in prayer.
Each year, we partner with churches and individuals beginning on Mother’s Day by distributing baby bottles, each labeled with the name of a child who has been helped through LifeBeat. Participants are invited to pray specifically for that child and their family, and then return the bottle filled with a financial gift by Father’s Day.
How does the Baby Bottle Campaign work?
Baby bottles (real plastic bottles or coin bank-style containers) are distributed to individuals, churches, schools, or community groups. Participants are asked to fill the bottles with loose change, cash, or even checks over a set period (often a few weeks or between Mother's Day and Father's Day). After the collection period, the filled bottles are returned to the organization. The funds raised are used to support services like pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, parenting classes, material assistance (like diapers and formula), counseling, educational programs, and directly fund vital services for mothers and babies in need, making a lasting impact through both prayer and generosity.
The idea behind the campaign is both symbolic and practical:
- Symbolic because a baby bottle represents life and nurturing.
- Practical because even small donations — pocket change — can add up to significant support when a whole community participates.
