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What We Do
Support for the Realities
of Medical Parenting
The Annie Louise Foundation supports families navigating the complex realities of medical parenting by connecting them with practical resources, meaningful support, and a community that understands. We work to bridge the gap between the medical world and everyday parenting through programs, events and resources designed to meet families where they are, wherever they are.
At the heart of everything we do is a simple belief: a community of encouragement and support helps families find the joy in the hard journey.
WHAT WE PROVIDE
How We Support Families
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Resources & Connection
We bring trusted medical, therapy, education, and community resources together in one accessible place, helping families find the information and connections they need.
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Adaptive Clothing
Through our Adaptive Onesie Program with Spoonie Threads, we send specialized clothing to babies and toddlers in ICUs across the country at no cost.
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Medical Calming Kits
We provide personalized kits designed to help children feel more prepared and comforted during medical appointments and procedures.
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Mobility Support
We help families access specialized mobility equipment that gives children greater freedom to explore, participate, and experience the world around them.
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Community & Advocacy
We create opportunities for medical families to connect, share their experiences, stay informed, and use their collective voice to identify needs and inspire change.
ANNIE’S MOM
Courtney Morey
“Love makes you do crazy things and the love for your child, especially one the majority of society sees as less worthy, might make you do even crazier and bigger things.”
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Launching a foundation, especially one centered around medical and health is a future I could have never seen coming in motherhood. That is the beautiful thing about being Annie’s mom. She has opened doors, knocked down walls and set us on paths we didn’t think were possible. We didn’t expect her and now we see all kinds of expectations changing and rising. What it all comes down to is I love my daughter. Love makes you do crazy things and the love for your child, especially one the majority of society sees as less worthy, might make you do even crazier and bigger things.
I truly feel lead by Luke’s words that say “from everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked” I have been provided an education, my family, my faith, a solid group of friends and many other support systems that equip me to see this through.
LOUISE’S MOM