The Hauskins, who live in Happy Valley, Ore., founded Hayden’s Helping Hand in honor of their stillborn daughter and named the foundation after her. So far, the foundation has paid up to $1,000 in hospital bills for 44 families who have delivered stillborn children in Oregon and Washington.
“The reality is, we can’t change stillbirth, but we can be a resource for these families,” Rebecca Hauskin told ABC News.
Because most families they serve want to keep their baby’s memory alive, the foundation names each child on its social media pages and at its annual fundraiser.
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