Non-profit Organizations

The Academy of Lactation Policy and Practice’s mission is to promote evidence-based knowledge and clinical competencies of lactation professionals.

Our mission is to re-establish Black cultural practices that honor, support and protect black parents who breast/chestfeed. We forge this vision through policy advocacy, workplace rights and community-based care.

The Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA) mobilizes the healing power of donor milk by accrediting nonprofit milk banks in the US and Canada, and setting international guidelines for pasteurized donor human milk.

IBLCE is valued worldwide for advancing global public health and is the most trusted source for credentialing practitioners in lactation and breastfeeding care.

Mission: To improve the health and well-being of Kansans by working collaboratively to promote, protect and support breastfeeding/human milk feeding.

The Maine State Breastfeeding Coalition is a welcoming and broad network of people supporting families who value human milk and breastfeeding. Together we work to enhance the culture of breastfeeding around the state by way of professional networking, ad

MIBFN collaborates with organizations and individuals to bring about actionable, system-level changes that are centered on the diverse experiences of Michigan families with young children.

Nurturely’s mission is to promote equity in perinatal wellness and strengthen cultures of support for infants and caregivers through preventative knowledge-sharing, collaborative exploration, and proactive community engagement

We are a consortium of Black birthing, lactation, and maternal child health professionals, advocates, and allies working collaboratively to address Black mortality, reproductive rights, and health equity.

Vitamin Angels helps at-risk populations in need — specifically pregnant women, new mothers and children under five — gain access to life-changing vitamins and minerals.