Donor Milk comes in 4oz jars.  Cost $20/jar. 
Please text Enso at 719-660-5687 to schedule a pickup

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Have a heart for giving?

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Join the Motherhood Revolution by helping a mama in need.

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Click here to learn how
to become a Milk Donor

How it Works

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We are here to help you and your baby establish a great breastfeeding relationship

1st Pickup - Please call and schedule a pickup.  You can purchase up to 5 jars.

Prior to 2nd Pickup - Please visit out Lactation Support Group or Contact our IBCLC

     2nd Pickup - After meeting with the Lactation Consultant she will recommend the appropriate purchase amount.  Call or text and setup a pickup time

Mothers’ Milk Bank safely screens, collects, processes and dispenses donated human milk as a community service, providing human milk to babies whose own mothers cannot supply the milk to meet their baby’s needs.

“Donor milk meant the difference between life and death for my baby. Lacey would not have made it without it."

-- Mothers' Milk Bank Recipient Mom

Human milk is a miracle. It is one that can and should be shared. The components of our milk are unmatched by any commercial formula: immune properties, growth factors, hormones, enzymes and many other factors that optimize the health of infants are present.

A program of Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation, Mothers' Milk Bank is one of 19 operating donor human milk banks in North America. Mothers' Milk Bank, in Colorado consistently provides more milk to hospitals than any other non-profit milk bank. The milk is sent to more than 130 different hospitals in 24 states supplying milk to babies across the country that have allergies to formula, certain illnesses or need human milk to thrive.

Every drop of milk that is donated to HMBANA Milk Bank is charity. Other for-profit organizations may tell you about the millions of dollars they have donated to specific charities. HMBANA banks ARE the charity. Why give your milk to an organization that has an extra million dollars over and above what their stock holders are paid, when you can give directly to a non-profit milk bank?