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donate your breast milk

Help nourish infants in need, support new mothers, and make a lasting impact on families in your community and beyond.

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why share your breast milk?

We believe in providing more options for families. Sharing breast milk has been an essential practice that has nurtured our society for generations. Yet, in today's modern world, we struggle to continue this fundamental tradition. Despite advances in technology and nutrition, modern parents still face limited options on their infant feeding journey. Through our donor program, Milkdrop, Leche is helping moms more easily share this amazing resource with families and babies who need it most.

Nutritional Impact

Your milk provides babies with the most perfect nutrition for development.

Community

Experience the joy of helping others and connecting with others who share that same mission.

Reduce Waste

Never waste a drop…breast milk is a precious resource that can benefit babies and families who need more options on their feeding journeys.

Support

We support your journey…and that means, empowering you to make choices with your breast milk. Our company is proud to compensate mothers for their hard work.

our mission

Milkdrop by Leche was founded out of a mission to help give families more options on their feeding journeys. Milk sharing has supported generations throughout history, and now, through community and technology, we're modernizing this timeless practice. Together, we can deliver safe, nutritionally standardized, and shelf-stable breast milk directly to hospitals and families, while supporting the generous moms who show their love by sharing their liquid gold with those in need.

Together, we can deliver safe, nutritionally standardized, and shelf-stable breast milk directly to hospitals and families, while supporting the generous moms who show their love by sharing their liquid gold with those in need.

how it works

01

Apply

Fill out our 2-minute questionnaire to see if you’re a candidate.

02

Health Screening

We’ll contact you to guide you through a health screening.

03

Collect + Send

We provide you with everything you need to safely ship your liquid gold to us.

frequently asked questions

When is the best time to pack and ship my breast milk to leche?

The primary reason for urging the use of human donated milk is centered around nutritional value. Human milk is easier for a premature baby to digest and contains essential fats that are crucial to the development of the baby’s brain and neurologic tissues. Formula is generally a processed (and sometimes fortified) form of cow’s milk. Many premature and low-birth-weight infants, whose digestive systems may not be fully formed, have a difficult time processing the proteins in cow’s milk, and may develop intestinal infections as a result.

I am pregnant now – can I register to become a donor?
Can I donate milk that is already frozen?
I filled out the donation application. What’s the next step?

The primary reason for urging the use of human donated milk is centered around nutritional value. Human milk is easier for a premature baby to digest and contains essential fats that are crucial to the development of the baby’s brain and neurologic tissues. Formula is generally a processed (and sometimes fortified) form of cow’s milk. Many premature and low-birth-weight infants, whose digestive systems may not be fully formed, have a difficult time processing the proteins in cow’s milk, and may develop intestinal infections as a result.

Who receives the donated milk?

The primary reason for urging the use of human donated milk is centered around nutritional value. Human milk is easier for a premature baby to digest and contains essential fats that are crucial to the development of the baby’s brain and neurologic tissues. Formula is generally a processed (and sometimes fortified) form of cow’s milk. Many premature and low-birth-weight infants, whose digestive systems may not be fully formed, have a difficult time processing the proteins in cow’s milk, and may develop intestinal infections as a result.

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