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Annual report


  • Millions of volunteers and donors made mission goals possible.
  • Despite a revenue drop, the budget was balanced at year end.
  • More than $20 million was invested in research in 2009.
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What are some of the highlights of 2009?

Although we have many highlights for 2009, some include: advocacy efforts that led to the expansion of health coverage for pregnant women and children; media awareness about the benefits of H1N1 flu shots, folic acid and the risks of elective c-sections. We were also able to expand our NICU Family Support program. Read our annual report to learn more.

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