MilkinMamas, on their FaceBook page, says Prolacta donated $5 for every new donor they got in November to March of Dimes. 

I can't find this anywhere else other than on the MilkinMamas FB page. MilkinMamas is a milk bank collecting for Prolacta.

"Milkin' Mamas ~ Breast Milk Bank In honor of Prematurity Awareness Month, Prolacta Bioscience pledged to donate $5.00 for every new milk donor application received in November. Thanks to all of the new donors who signed up, Prolacta was able to donate $865 to March of Dimes."

http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=125798387487091&id=20841659632

-- Jodine Chase

On 2011-01-06, at 9:50 AM, Jessica Claire wrote:

> I saw an ad calling for milk donations in a local parenting magazine and
> then looked online and found this:
> 
> http://ww5.komen.org/ContentSimpleLeft.aspx?id=6442452137
> 
> This was news to me.  Does Prolacta partner with any other non-profits
> besides this one and the IBMP?  I'm not looking to stoke any fires,
> here--just curious.
> 
> Jessica Claire
> LLLL in Los Angeles
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