Put your heart into action.
There is more than one way to support NICU babies and families. Find the way that fits you.
People make the difference.
Your time, creativity, and connections can turn a caring idea into something practical.
Tell us what you have in mind before planning a collection or public fundraiser. We will help coordinate a useful next step.
Choose your starting point.
Individuals & families
Volunteer your time, support a campaign, or help with an approved community drive.
Students
Build skills through the youth internship or bring local energy to a student chapter.
Organizations
Bring a workplace, school, or community group together around a project with a clear purpose.
Shared effort. Tangible care.
March for Miracles partnered with Booz Allen Hamilton on a 2026 Halloween donation to Tampa General Hospital’s NICU. It is one example of how a workplace partnership can bring volunteers together around practical support for NICU families.
Support with a clear purpose.
Connect your support with an existing campaign or discuss a project aligned with your organization’s priorities. Opportunities can include program funding, an in-kind contribution, or an organized employee volunteer project.
Start with the fit.
Tell us your area of interest, location, timing, and any grant or reporting requirements. Together, we can discuss the project’s scope, intended use of support, practical responsibilities, and how contributions will be recognized and documented.
Bring a short brief. We can start there.
You do not need a finished event plan to reach out. A few practical details help us understand the opportunity and identify what needs to be agreed before work begins.
Tell us the useful basics
- Your school, workplace, or community group and the city you are based in.
- The kind of help you have in mind: time, supplies, fundraising, awareness, or another idea.
- Approximate timing and group size, including adult supervision for student activity.
- Any budget, in-kind offer, space, skills, or other resources you could contribute.
- Who will coordinate the project and what questions you would like to resolve.
Agree the plan before going public
Discuss the project’s purpose, scope, any hospital requirements, donation route, and practical responsibilities with March for Miracles. Public messaging, use of the name or logo, and recognition for a sponsor should be agreed before promotion begins.
After an approved project, keep a simple record of what happened: the activity, contributions, volunteer effort, and photos that have appropriate permission. Clear records help recognize the people involved without overstating the results.
A clear plan makes it easier for everyone to contribute. We will agree the project, approved donation channels, hospital coordination, and partner recognition together before promotion begins.
Let’s plan something useful.
Businesses, schools, volunteers, and hospitals are welcome to talk with us about possibilities. Projects are coordinated around real needs.