NEA ShareHope, a program of NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation

NEA ShareHope, a program of NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation Sharehope is a non-profit program that assists families at NEA Baptist Clinic and at the Hospital once they find out they have lost a baby.

ShareHope is a program of NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation, formed out of the desire to serve those whose lives are touched by the tragic death of a baby through pregnancy loss, stillbirth or in the first few months of life. We will be there after delivery to take pictures, collect memorabilia and prepare memory boxes. We provide burial gowns and assist the family with burial arrangements. We pr

ovide financial help when families are unable to afford funeral expenses. Support is extended throughout northeast Arkansas, wherever there is a need before, during and after delivery. There is a monthly support group that meets the third Thursday of each month, 6pm, at NEA Wellness Center on Phillips Drive.

Thank you! We are profoundly grateful for your generous donation of a Cuddle Cot to NEA Baptist ShareHope. This thoughtf...
02/17/2026

Thank you! We are profoundly grateful for your generous donation of a Cuddle Cot to NEA Baptist ShareHope. This thoughtful gift will provide immense comfort to grieving families during an extremely difficult time, allowing them to spend precious moments with their baby. Your kindness and support are truly invaluable, and we cannot overstate the positive impact your contribution will have on our community.

Thank you for your compassion and for helping us offer solace and dignity to those in need.
With heartfelt appreciation, June Copenhaver, ShareHope Coordinator with the Nurses of NEA Baptist Hospital Labor & Delivery

2025 Candlelight Vigil.
12/10/2025

2025 Candlelight Vigil.

The Angel of Hope Candlelight Vigil will be held in the Prayer Garden inside the NEA Baptist Hospital across from the ca...
11/19/2025

The Angel of Hope Candlelight Vigil will be held in the Prayer Garden inside the NEA Baptist Hospital across from the cafeteria.
Please enter through the Hospital doors
Date: December 6, 2025
Time: 7pm
Please use the link below to register so we can include your baby's name to be read, and have enough flowers and ornaments available. https://neabaptistfoundation.org/event/angel-of-hope-candlelight-vigil-2025-12-06/
This event is FREE

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10/16/2025

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We invite you to join other families across the world by lighting a candle at 7pm local time and leaving it burning for ...
10/15/2025

We invite you to join other families across the world by lighting a candle at 7pm local time and leaving it burning for at least one hour to remember all babies that have died too soon.

Join our virtual Wave of Light by taking a photo of your candle and post it to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using or join our Facebook event to watch the live stream. https://babyloss-awareness.org/wave-of-light/

10/03/2025
09/25/2025

Looking forward to the SHAREHOPE WALK on Sunday!
2pm at the Clinic Entrance!

ShareHope Walk of Remembrance T-shirt Pick up is tomorrow-Tuesday September 23, 2025 from 2-5pm in the Clinic Lobby. I h...
09/22/2025

ShareHope Walk of Remembrance T-shirt Pick up is tomorrow-Tuesday September 23, 2025 from 2-5pm in the Clinic Lobby.
I have a couple of each of these sizes available: L, XL, 2XL $20 each, cash only if getting tomorrow.

If you ordered t-shirts, they’re here!  Message me if you need them before Tuesday! Otherwise, pick up will be between 2...
09/18/2025

If you ordered t-shirts, they’re here! Message me if you need them before Tuesday! Otherwise, pick up will be between 2:00-5:00PM TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23,2025.
[email protected]

08/21/2025

The term Rainbow Baby is often used to describe a pregnancy that has happened after the loss of a baby. A rainbow is used to signify the joy and happiness a new baby can bring after a very difficult time, and some bereaved parents find this a very helpful image 🌈

It’s important to understand that not all bereaved parents are comfortable with the term “Rainbow Baby” for lots of different reasons.

The phrase may imply that a new baby replaces the baby that was lost, which is never true.

It may imply that the arrival of a Rainbow baby is the solution to your grief, when it is not. The grief of losing a baby doesn’t go away after you welcome a new baby.

It may also imply that your much-loved baby who has died is being compared to “rain” or a “storm”, and many bereaved parents don’t want to think about their baby in that way.

It may suggest that the Rainbow baby’s identity is defined by their older sibling and their relationship with that sibling. Parents may feel that referring to a Rainbow baby is not loving or celebrating each of their children for who they are, unique in their own right.

Some parents may also feel uncomfortable that the term Rainbow baby marks out one child as different, especially if they have older children who were born before their baby who died.

As always at Sands, we suggest mirroring the words and language used by your friend or loved one or checking with them if they are comfortable using certain words or phrases. This might feel uncomfortable at first but shows an openness to listen and learn about their experience 💜🧡

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4208 E Johnson Avenue
Jonesboro, AR
72401

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