Support Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Programs that Support Mothers, Babies and Families in Broward

LAUDERHILL, Fla. - April 22, 2025 - PRLog -- Why does Healthy Mother's Healthy Babies (HMHB) exist and why does that matter today more than ever? The organization puts mothers, babies, and families first by providing health education, bereavement counseling, and life skills programs in high risk neighborhoods and zip codes with a commitment that fosters bridging businesses with community.

Since 1987 HMHB of Broward County has supported 2500 families annually with instructive programs which help reduce infant mortality for low-income families. Additionally, these programs have and continue to improve birth outcomes by addressing poor maternal health.

HMHB – Broward will honor eleven outstanding Mothers of the Year, one Outstanding Father of the Year, and two Guardian Angels at the staging of its 32^nd Mother's Day Luncheon.  These honorees are being highlighted for their outstanding dedication and support of the work and successful program outcomes  by the Non-Profit organization. You can support their efforts with silent and live auction donations, attending the event, and making direct donations.

Luncheon tickets, donations, and other sponsorships can be made at https://www.hmhbbroward.org/event-details/32nd-annual-mothers-day-luncheon. Your support is vital.

WHO:          HMHB Coalition of Broward County

WHAT:          32^nd Annual Mother's Day Fundraising Luncheon

WHEN:          Tuesday, April 29^th 2025 | 11am to 2pm

WHERE:          Coral Springs Marriott Hotel & Convention Center – 11775 Heron Bay Blvd., Coral Springs, Fl. 33076

WHY:          It's their  annual  fundraising event that honors women and men of distinction who embrace and support HMHB programs that:

Ø  Reduce infant mortality, provide counseling and parenting education for women experiencing postpartum depression and anxiety.

Ø  Provide a variety of health education programs, bereavement counseling, case management, and life skills in six of Broward County's highest-risk zip codes and much more.