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Labor of Love

Join us at home and online for Labor of Love 2022!

Open Arms provides wraparound services to our families throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and early childhood with the support needed to thrive. To continue to be able to meet the demand for our services, we ask you to give generously to support our mission during our most important fundraising event of the year!

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Our event will live-stream through our Facebook and YouTube pages with live Spanish interpretation. Follow us on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel to set reminders to watch Labor of Love Thursday, February 10 from 7:00-8:00 pm PST. If you are unable to join us but would like to show your love with a gift, please donate to our Labor of Love fundraiser on Give Lively.

Tuck in with a delicious meal, mocktail, and dessert from Chef Logan at Pot Pie Factory delivered to your door and learn about the transformative work happening in our communities of King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties.

This year, our Doula Services Director, Rokea Jones, will be emceeing and we are excited to announce that Rhonda Lee Grantham, the founder of the Center for Indigenous Midwifery, will be our featured guest. 

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Date

Feb 10 2022
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Time

2:15 am - 4:00 am

Local Time

  • Timezone: America/New_York
  • Date: Feb 10 2022
  • Time: 9:15 pm - 11:00 pm
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Organizer

Open Arms Perinatal Services
Phone
(206) 866-0729
Email
calendar@openarmsps.org
Website
https://www.openarmsps.org/

Open Arms Perinatal Services is the leading non-profit providing doula services specifically for pregnant and parenting families in Washington State who are facing poverty. The are focused on strong community-based support for families through pregnancy, birth, and into early childhood. They offer support in 17 languages, and serve over 300 families each year. Open Arms carefully pair clients with trained doulas who are a cultural and/or language match whenever possible. They have served over 3,000 clients and conducted over 22,000 home visits to help improve maternal and infant health, as well as build healthy foundations for early learning.

Other Organizers

Center for Indigenous Midwifery
Phone
(360) 742-4764
Email
Director@centerforindigenousmidwifery.org
Website
https://www.indigenous-midwifery.org/

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