FoundRae is excited to be partnering with Every Mother Counts once again this holiday season! With deep gratitude, we have raised over $175,589 in the past three years for Every Mother Counts.
As the guardians of nature, bees are known for their community, dedication, and expert teamwork. Bees are the ultimate symbol of a cause that is greater than themselves. Dulcis concordiae furctus: the sweet fruit of unity.
A bee’s uncompromising dedication to its purpose has inspired us to expand our BEE Collection this year to include the Pavé Bee Baby Medallion. 100% of the retail proceeds from this new medallion and the entire BEE Collection will be donated to Every Mother Counts as we unite in our shared desire to ensure that the maternal health journey before, during, and after childbirth is safe, respectful, and equitable for everyone, everywhere.
Learn more about Every Mother Counts at everymothercounts.org.
Every Mother Counts envisions a world where pregnancy and childbirth are positive, transformational experiences. A world where everyone can access quality maternity care that centers mothers, and no one suffers or dies of preventable complications. A world where every mother truly counts. Founded in 2010 by Christy Turlington Burns and motivated by the intrinsic human right to maternal health, Every Mother Counts is dedicated to ensuring that all people, everywhere, experience a safe, respectful, and equitable journey through pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. The organization started by spotlighting stories told by those closest to the issue. Over time, these personal accounts have shone a spotlight on the global imperative to transform maternal health. Since its founding, EMC has invested tens of millions of dollars to advance system-wide change through the development of professional, dedicated, and compassionate providers in every setting who are focused on respectful care that centers mothers. According to its most recent Impact Report, in 2023, Every Mother Counts invested nearly $4.2 million in 48 organizations and programs across nine core countries and additional one-time emergency grants.
