Whether you're seeking support, hoping to give back, or simply learning more about our village, we're here to help you find the answers you need.
Who qualifies for assistance from She's Got A Village?
She's Got A Village primarily supports families navigating premature birth, NICU stays, and the unique challenges of raising children with special needs.
These families are given priority when distributing available resources, as they are at the heart of our mission.
However, we recognize that hardship can affect any family. When supplies and funding allow, we are also happy to consider requests from families experiencing other challenging circumstances, even if they do not fall within our primary areas of focus.
All requests are considered based on individual circumstances, eligibility, and available resources.
What areas does She's Got A Village serve?
She's Got A Village currently serves families in the following nine Georgia counties:
Barrow County
Clarke County
Gwinnett County
Jackson County
Morgan County
Newton County
Oconee County
Rockdale County
Walton County
As our village grows and additional resources become available, we hope to expand our reach and support even more families.
If you're unsure whether you qualify for assistance based on your location, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Are you currently accepting requests for assistance?
Yes! We welcome new requests for assistance year-round.
Because we rely on donations and community support, the resources we can provide may vary depending on current inventory and available funding. While we cannot guarantee that every request can be fulfilled, we carefully consider each family's needs and do our best to help whenever possible.
How do I request assistance?
Families seeking support can visit our Seeking Help page to learn more and submit a request.
We understand that reaching out for help isn't always easy. Our goal is to make the process welcoming, respectful, and as straightforward as possible.
What types of assistance does She's Got A Village provide?
She's Got A Village primarily provides essential baby and children's items, including diapers, wipes, clothing, formula, and other everyday necessities.
From time to time, additional items may become available through the generosity of our donors and community partners. These items are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last.
Our goal is to help ease some of the everyday burdens families face during challenging seasons.
What types of assistance does She's Got A Village not provide?
At this time, She's Got A Village does not provide direct financial assistance, cash grants, or payment of household expenses such as rent, utilities, or medical bills.
Our primary focus is providing essential baby and children's items, including diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, and other necessities, based on available resources.
While we may not be able to meet every need, we remain committed to offering practical support and compassion to families navigating challenging circumstances.
Is assistance guaranteed?
While we strive to support every family who reaches out, assistance is not guaranteed.
She's Got A Village relies on donations, community partnerships, and available resources to fulfill requests. The type and quantity of assistance we can provide may vary based on current inventory and funding.
We welcome all eligible families to submit a request, and we do our best to help whenever resources allow.
Can my family receive assistance more than once?
To help us support as many families as possible, She's Got A Village generally provides one assistance package per child.
We understand that every family's circumstances are unique. While additional assistance is not guaranteed, families experiencing exceptional circumstances are welcome to reach out to discuss their needs.
All assistance is subject to available donations, inventory, and funding.
What types of donations does She's Got A Village accept?
She's Got A Village welcomes donations of baby and children's essentials, including diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, and other items that can help families through challenging seasons.
We also welcome additional baby and children's supplies as needs arise. Donations help us provide practical support to families throughout our community.
If you're unsure whether an item would be useful, please contact us before donating.
Do you accept gently used items?
Yes! We gladly accept new and gently used baby and children's items for our everyday assistance programs, provided they are clean, in good condition, and safe for continued use.
Please note: Our annual Lizzie's Holiday Book & Blanket Drive has different donation guidelines. All books and blankets donated for this event must be new, and snacks for NICU staff must be individually wrapped and commercially packaged.
We appreciate every thoughtful donation that helps us extend support to more families.
How can I make a monetary donation?
Monetary donations help She's Got A Village provide essential supplies and practical support to families throughout our community.
We currently accept cash and check donations. Checks should be made payable to She's Got A Village, Inc.
To make a contribution, please contact us to arrange a convenient and secure way to deliver your donation.
We are working toward offering additional electronic giving options as our organization grows.
Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us continue supporting families who need a village around them.
Where can I drop off donated items?
We are grateful for every donation that helps us support families in our community!
At this time, donations of everyday baby and children's essentials are accepted by arrangement. If you have items you'd like to contribute, please contact She's Got A Village to coordinate a convenient drop-off.
During special donation drives and community events, we may offer designated collection locations. Details about current events, including confirmed drop-off locations and collection dates, can be found on our Events page.
Thank you for helping us make a difference, one family at a time!
Are donations to She's Got A Village tax-deductible?
She's Got A Village, Inc. is a registered nonprofit corporation in Georgia. However, we have not yet applied for or received federal 501(c)(3) tax-exempt recognition from the IRS.
Donations should not be assumed to be tax-deductible at this time. We encourage donors to consult a qualified tax professional with questions about charitable contribution deductions.
We appreciate your generosity and commitment to supporting families in our community.
She's Got A Village, Inc. is a Georgia-based nonprofit corporation dedicated to supporting families navigating premature birth, NICU stays, special needs, and other challenging circumstances.
Founded in 2025, our organization was born from personal experiences and the belief that no family should have to face difficult seasons alone.
Through essential resources, compassionate support, and community partnerships, we strive to remind families that their village is here.
She's Got A Village was inspired by our founder's personal journey as a NICU mother.
After experiencing a premature delivery and spending 58 days alongside her daughter in the NICU, she recognized how isolating and overwhelming the experience could be.
That journey inspired a mission to help other families feel seen, supported, and surrounded by a community that understands.
You can read more about our story on our About Our Village page.
Yes! She's Got A Village, Inc. is officially registered as a nonprofit corporation in the state of Georgia.
We have not yet applied for federal 501(c)(3) tax-exempt recognition. As we continue establishing sustainable funding and growing our community partnerships, obtaining that recognition remains one of our organizational goals.
Our commitment to supporting families and strengthening our community remains at the heart of everything we do.
Our vision is to build a strong, sustainable network of support for families facing some of life's most challenging moments.
As our village grows, we hope to expand our available resources, strengthen partnerships with hospitals and community organizations, host additional outreach and giving events, and eventually extend our services to more families and communities.
Every donation, partnership, and act of kindness brings us one step closer to that vision.
We're always happy to help. Whether you're seeking support, interested in giving, or simply want to learn more about our village, we'd love to hear from you.