Savannah’s Birthmom called Project Cuddle because she had just gotten out of the prison was homeless and was 4 months pregnant. Debbe Magnusen drove up to a very bad, drug-infested city to find this frightened young woman who was in such desperate need of help. With the support of Project Cuddle, she was provided with food, shelter, maternity clothing, emotional support, and she chose a Project Cuddle Rescue Family that had just finalized their home study.

Debbe was fortunate enough to coach in the delivery which happened only 45 minutes after she arrived. Even after more than 19 years of coaching deliveries, Debbe had never asked to cut the umbilical cord. She finally got to fulfill one of her “bucket lists” dreams and cut little Savannah’s umbilical cord.

There are so many more out there just like this Birthmom and baby. Project Cuddle does not receive government funding and in fact, we are run by Volunteers with big hearts. We can only continue our life-saving efforts because of the generosity of people like you.

Even a recurring donation of $5 would mean so much to us and the babies we are saving. Consider your first Friday without a Frappuccino, and on that day, not only will you save calories but you’ll help save a baby.