Elsie’s Stocking Fundraiser

Turning Fear into Hope for Moms & Babies Around the World

Elise-Rose suffered with HDFN - a condition I was totally unaware off until we was facing it and that’s where I found the allohope group and they unknowingly supported me every step of the way just but then having all the research on a page, the Facebook group ect. 

We suffered with Anti D and little c&e which caused Elsie to be born at 36 weeks via emergency c-section due to anti d rising dramatically and then our MOM scans being dangerous… 

Our girl spend 17 days in NICU needing 15 lights of phototherapy, 1 blood transfusion. In the uk in our hospital it was the closest the nurse had gotten to an exchange transfusion. 

Our girl is now thriving at 8 weeks old! And I feel so unbelievably blessed to be where we are, but my heart breaks for all the family’s who didn’t make it out the other side. 

Every year, mothers and babies around the world face a rare, life threatening condition called HDFN; when a mother’s blood creates antibodies that attack her baby’s red blood cells. With the right care, babies survive HDFN and thrive. Without it, the outcomes can be devastating.

That’s where the Allo Hope Foundation (AHF) comes in. AHF provides education, specialist referrals, global access initiatives, and research so that mothers and babies receive the lifesaving care and support they need during their HDFN diagnosis.

This Giving Tuesday and throughout the Holiday season, we are raising money for AHF to honor Elsie's battle with HDFN and to help protect other babies from preventable harm. Please join me in sharing hope with those who need it most by contributing to Elsie’s Stocking Fundraiser.

Your donation today helps:

• Put a support booklet in the hands of a newly diagnosed mother so she can advocate for her baby

• Fund a blood-type test or Rh immunoglobulin dose for a mother in a low resource country.

• Connect a family with a maternal–fetal specialist experienced in HDFN.

• Advance research and education to prevent stillbirths and infant deaths caused by alloimmunization and HDFN.

Thank you for helping us honor Elsie and for standing with families facing HDFN around the world. Your generosity brings education, treatment, and hope to those who need it most.

From our family to yours, we wish you a beautiful and peaceful holiday season.

Learn more about The Allo Hope Foundation here: https://allohopefoundation.org