Blessings International: Accelerating Our Ability to Serve
The Vitamin Bridge was founded in 2019, and in our first year we donated fewer than 1,000 bottles of prenatal vitamins to organizations serving
Welcoming H-E-B Prenatal Vitamins to Our Supply Chain
One of the most common questions we receive at The Vitamin Bridge is, “Where do you source your vitamins?” It’s a question we’re always eager
Pregnant Moms Will Thank You for Sharing These Resources
Everyone deserves to have a healthy pregnancy free of anxiety and worry. However, the sad reality is that many pregnant women worry about where
HOW CAN YOU CHANGE A PREGNANT MOM’S LIFE WITH $5?
In a recent conversation with Tom and Martha Day, they discussed the importance of The Vitamin Bridge. When asked why they created this nonprofit, Martha
HOW ONE MOM RECEIVED PRENATAL VITAMINS
This is the experience of one expectant mom who found herself in a tough situation and needed help with prenatal care and prenatal vitamins. Though
DO YOU KNOW WHY PRENATAL VITAMINS & GOOD NUTRITION MATTER DURING PREGNANCY?
Many statistical data, tables, as well as statements of facts in this article are from Dr. James B. Adams of the Arizona State University in
THE VITAMIN BRIDGE EXPANDS INTO GEORGIA WITH SUPPORT FROM THE GEORGIA BAPTIST HEALTH CARE MINISTRY FOUNDATION
Coppell, TX: Today, The Vitamin Bridge announced that they received a grant from The Georgia Baptist Health Care Ministry Foundation (GBHCMF) for the purposes of
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
In May 2021, Vitamin Bridge volunteers built an elevated platform for improved prenatal vitamin storage and protection. The platform was constructed using “marine-grade plywood,” which
BENEFITS OF QUALITY PRENATAL CARE
Did you know that: “Babies of mothers who do not get prenatal care are three times more likely to have a low birth weight and
THE VITAMIN BRIDGE AWARDED GRANT FROM EPISCOPAL FOUNDATION OF DALLAS
Coppell, TX: The Vitamin Bridge has received a grant from Episcopal Foundation of Dallas (EFD) to continue providing prenatal vitamins to 6,000 under-resourced moms-to-be within
