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Acts of Grace Foundation is a 501c3 non profit that is run by 100% volunteers!
We serve hospitals in Saint George, Utah, Grand Junction, Colorado, Denver, Colorado and upon request.

With your generous support we are hoping to expand our services to more pregnant women on hospital bedrest at more hospitals in 2018!

Please visit us on our website www.actsofgracefoundation.org to support us through volunteering, following us on social media or making monetary donations!

Thank you for all your support!!
small deeds, big difference

Our mission is to transform small deeds into a big difference for pregnant women on hospital bedrest.

We serve moms on ante partum units in hospitals. We serve moms through small, simple acts. These simple acts consist of a floral deliveries, crafts to create, providing toiletry items, goody bags, interaction with other high-risk moms through activity nights, gas cards and meal vouchers to families. Our hope is to make these moms more comfortable and ease the confinement during their hospital stay by providing them with these simple acts of grace.

Pregnancy is known to be a miraculous journey in a woman's life. During this period, one will experience joy and hope when planning for a new life. Not every woman experiences a "normal" pregnancy. Some women and their families experience complications severe enough to place them on hospital bed rest. In certain situations, hospital bedrest can be ordered for the duration of the pregnancy. The journey now becomes one of disbelief as a mom deals with days, weeks, sometimes months of confinement in a hospital room. In addition to common new-mom anticipation, a mom must also learn to deal with the fears associated with a complicated pregnancy. These fears can possibly consist of transferring to a hospital away from her support network, assignment of a new doctor, a preterm infant, a very ill newborn and the risk of the mom's own health. A mom and her family may also have to learn to cope with financial strain, the loss of employment, care for her other children, new medications along with side effects and various other stresses of daily living.