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Mar 1, 2008 - Nov 9, 2008 March for Babies 2008 Join us in the first March for Babies and make a difference in the lives of millions of babies! Oct 10, 2008 - Oct 12, 2008 Bikers for Babies Rev up to help us give every baby a healthy start! Nov 10, 2008 Alabama Citizen of the Year 2008 Testimonial Dinner Join us as we honor the Alabama Citizen of the Year! Nov 14, 2008 Blue Jeans for Babies Make the fashion statement that saves babies! 2009 Community Grants Application Now Available March of Dimes Program Services Committee now accepting applications for community grants. Download Document March of Dimes Honors Publix Publix recently was recognized at the March of Dimes national meeting for its outstanding contribution. Wachovia Volunteer of the Year Donates $1,000 Prize to March of Dimes Sharon Swewll of Wachovia (middle, pictured with Marilyn Starling and Susan Tolleson of the March of Dimes) was named Wachovia's Volunteer of the Year and earned a $1,000 prize from Wachovia. She donated the gift to the March of Dimes. More Newborn Screening Tests Performed in Alabama Full 29 metabolic screening tests should be available by end of the year. Donating is easy online, by phone or mail / fax.   Share local March of Dimes information with a friend!     Articles for parents, news, personal stories and local events! 194 Babies are Born Preterm   35 Babies are Born Very Preterm   124 Babies are Born Low Birthweight   25 Babies are Born Very Low Birthweight More Perinatal Statistics

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