Meet the face behind the mission
Jessica Wilkinson LaBonte started this because she saw Amarillo families needed more than a pamphlet. Now she's building real support, one conversation at a time.
What does support look like in Amarillo?
It starts with someone who listens. We're here to make sure no new parent in the Texas Panhandle has to figure out postpartum alone.
The hands and hearts behind the mission
We're starting small, but our commitment runs deep. Here are the people working to build something real for Amarillo families.
Founder & Executive Director
Jessica Wilkinson LaBonte
Jessica started this nonprofit because she saw a gap in local support for new parents. She's building a bridge, one conversation at a time.
Support Coordinator
Elena Martinez
Elena brings years of experience in community outreach and a deep understanding of the challenges families face in the Texas Panhandle.
5 ways we work together in Amarillo
Real support takes a village. We partner with local organizations, healthcare providers, and volunteers to build a safety net for new families across the Texas Panhandle.
Healthcare referrals
Local clinics and hospitals send new parents our way for ongoing emotional support after discharge.
Community workshops
We host free support groups and education sessions with local lactation consultants and therapists.
Supply drives
Partner with local churches and businesses to collect diapers, wipes, and other essentials for new moms.
Volunteer doulas
Trained volunteers provide one-on-one check-ins for mothers who need extra help at home.
Fundraising events
Local coffee shops and small businesses host fundraisers to keep our programs free for families.
One donation buys a box of diapers and a listening ear
Your gift goes straight to moms in Amarillo who need someone to talk to and a little practical help along the way.