08/03/2026
Milk banks exist to meet a need that often goes unspoken: What happens when a mother can’t breastfeed her newborn? Maybe the baby came early, too small to latch. Maybe the mother is recovering from surgery, or her milk hasn’t come in. Maybe it’s the first chaotic week of life, and nothing is going to plan.
The Rotary Foundation has awarded nearly 100 global grants toward human milk bank projects. Read more at the Rotary International website.
Milk banks turn donated mothers’ milk into lifesaving nourishment for vulnerable newborns, giving babies the healthiest possible start.