Providing for new mothers in need, with Emily Harry of Baby Bundles
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Show Notes
Emily Harry is a co-founder of Baby Bundles, a nonprofit organization in Charlotte that provides essential items to mothers in need as they leave the hospital with their newborns. Harry founded the nonprofit alongside Heather Leavitt and Cat Long 11 years ago to honor the babies that they each lost.
Baby Bundles offers bags filled with necessities like clothing, blankets, books, and toys, aiming to alleviate stress for new moms who may not have had a baby shower.
In this episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast, Harry discusses the process of assembling Baby Bundles, the nonprofit's commitment to its core mission and avoiding mission creep and her perspective on Charlotte.
She talks with host Steve Dunn of Miles Mediation & Arbitration.
This podcast was produced by Lindsey Banks.
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