In a heartwarming coming together of the Sacramento community, the Community Resource Project is gearing up for its 26th Annual Breastfeeding Celebration and Milk Drive this Friday, May 1. Taking place at Howe Community Park from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., this free event aims to honor and support new parents, especially those navigating the ups and downs of breastfeeding.
Attendees can look forward to a day packed with fun activities, live music, and essential resources for families. A major highlight of the event is the milk drive in partnership with Mothers’Milk Bank California. Participants can donate frozen, expressed breast milk to assist infants in need—a generous act that can make a real difference in a little one’s life.
With over 20 community partners involved, this celebration not only emphasizes the importance of breastfeeding but creates a supportive atmosphere that welcomes all families. It’s a perfect way to spend an afternoon, promote maternal and infant health, and maybe even gain a little parenting wisdom along the way. As any parent will tell you, every bit of support counts – and you’re bound to leave with a smile and perhaps a few new connections. Don’t miss out on this meaningful, free community event!
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