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No infant should starve!

Aid For Babies L.A. believes that every baby should be given the opportunity to eat whenever they please. On average, infants should be consuming food every 3-4 hours. Today, infants are ingesting far less than average, leading to detrimental stumps in their development across all boards.

No infant should starve!

Aid For Babies L.A. believes that every baby should be given the opportunity to eat whenever they please. On average, infants should be consuming food every 3-4 hours. Today, infants are ingesting far less than average, leading to detrimental stumps in their development across all boards.

How can we choose which baby to say yes or no to?

Our mission is to provide nurture and support for families and infants in need with the help of our donors. Their freedom to eat is in your hands!

Our Support Packages

How many babies will sleep well-fed tonight?

This is our time to support all hungry babies so that no baby will go to bed hungry

$50

One formula
pack

$149

Formula and diapers
for a month

$236

Full support box for a month

Includes: diapers, formula, pacifier, baby bottles, baby wipes, clothes and more.

About six months after our son was born, the father decided to leave me and our baby to follow his love to another country. He cut off all contact, and for months, I had no idea where he was.
He stopped paying for the car, insurance, and rent, and within weeks, I found myself with a small baby, no home, and no car. My family cut ties with me after I converted to Judaism for my first marriage to an Israeli man.

I’ve been trying to survive month by month, working night shifts from home just to afford a tiny studio apartment for me and my baby. At the same time, I’ve been going through a painful divorce, fighting with a husband who left us but is doing everything he can to leave me with nothing.

Aid for Babies came to my rescue when I had nowhere else to turn. They provided me with essentials like diapers, formula, and support that I so desperately needed. Thanks to their help, I’ve been able to care for my child without the constant fear of not having enough. Their support has made all the difference in our lives.

A few weeks after my wedding was called off, I found out I was pregnant. Throughout my entire pregnancy, the father made it clear he wanted nothing to do with the baby. He said he wouldn’t support the child financially or be involved as a parent.

After the baby was born, he suddenly reached out, begging to be part of our child’s life. I agreed, but I quickly realized he only wanted to be a father when it was convenient for him. Once, when I asked him to buy diapers and formula, he called me from the store, furious that it cost $90, and left without buying anything.

For almost a year and a half, he’s been a father only on his own terms. I couldn’t work because I had to care for our baby, and I couldn’t even afford daycare. He refused to help pay for anything.

That’s when Aid for Babies stepped in. They gave me formula, diapers, and other essentials when I had no one else to turn to. Their help has been a true blessing, allowing me to focus on my baby without constantly worrying about how we would get by. I’m so grateful for everything they’ve done to support us during this difficult time.

⁠“An estimated 12 million children are struggling with hunger in the U.S., with states like Louisiana, Arkansas, and Kentucky seeing up to 25% of families with children facing food insecurity”
(Save the Children)

“As many as 30 million children in the U.S. depend on school meals to avoid hunger, which has been exacerbated by disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic”
(World Hunger Organization)

“Over 1.5 million children in Pennsylvania struggle with hunger, part of a national crisis affecting countless families across the country”
(Feeding America report)

“In 2023, there were over 36 million acutely malnourished children under age 5 across 32 countries, with conflict and disaster-related displacement contributing significantly to this crisis”
(2024 Global Report on Food Crises)

“The average national food budget shortfall in the U.S. has reached $33.1 billion, underscoring the growing disparity between income levels and the cost of food, affecting children and families disproportionately”
(Feeding America study)

“Globally, over 705,000 children faced catastrophe levels of food insecurity in 2023, highlighting the urgent need for intervention to prevent further deterioration in child nutrition”
(2024 Global Report on Food Crises)

What happened to the money, where does it go?

Finding Mothers in Need

We have a list of mothers who are struggling to provide enough food for their babies. These moms are reaching out, hoping for a helping hand.

A Personal Connection

We don’t just add names to a list. Every mom gets a personal visit from our team to see how they’re doing and what they need most.

Your Donation Makes the Call

The moment you donate, one of these moms gets a life-changing call: “We’re here to take care of your baby this month.”

Creating a Bundle of Care

Our team springs into action, gathering all the essentials that will help her baby grow strong and happy.

Made Just for Her Baby

Every package is put together with love, tailored to what her baby needs the most.

A Special Delivery

Within just three days, that package arrives at her door, bringing not only supplies but also a message of hope, and a warm hug for her little one.

Full transparency

Aid for babies L.A. is part of GiveClick4Love foundation founded in 2024 in the USA.
To support various population sectors, our primary focus lies in collecting and distributing essential resources such as food, clothing, and other basic needs.
Aid For Babies L.A., due to an increase in demand for infant supplies ranging from formula to clothing. Our project’s main goal is to address both parental challenges as well as basic needs related to infancy. We believe that supporting each parent through their struggles will in turn aid in supporting their children as they develop and grow. Our aim is to provide sustenance for infants in need while also providing emotional support for single mothers struggling with finances and or abusive relationships.

We have thousands of volunteers who are just waiting to go out and bring them a hot meal and a big hug…

We just need the meals!