Chasing the Rainbows

03/18/2026

This Women’s History Month, we are incredibly grateful for Theresa Sweeney-Miller and the compassion and leadership she brings to Chasing the Rainbows as a dedicated board member.

Theresa’s heart for supporting families navigating infertility, pregnancy loss, stillbirth, infant loss, and grief is felt in everything she does.

Her words reflect the depth of this work and the love that continues long after loss: “Being a part of Chasing the Rainbows means honoring babies gone too soon and supporting the many families who carry their love forward. It’s a reminder that even the smallest lives leave the most meaningful impact.”

We are so thankful for Theresa’s commitment to the loss and infertility community. Because of her, and women like her, families experiencing miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss have a place to feel seen, supported, and not alone.

Learn more about our free support groups and resources through the 🔗 in our bio.

03/17/2026

Wishing you a gentle St. Patrick’s Day. ☘️

While the world celebrates luck, joy, and green everything… grief can still feel heavy. If you’re missing your baby today, navigating pregnancy loss, infant loss, or infertility please know you are not alone.

It’s okay if today doesn’t feel lucky.
It’s okay to feel sad, quiet, triggered, or even numb.
Grief doesn’t follow holidays and your love doesn’t disappear just because the world is celebrating.

The love you carry for your baby is real, lasting, and forever part of you.

At Chasing the Rainbows, we hold space for the hard days even the ones wrapped in celebration. If you need support, connection, or a place where your grief is understood we’re here for you. 🔗 in bio.

03/16/2026

Most people will never meet the babies we walk for.
But they are the reason we show up.

Join us for the Bursting Bubble 5K Walk & Run, a powerful event supporting families navigating infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, pregnancy loss, infant loss, and pregnancy after loss.

Held in honor of Bereaved Mother's Day and to kick off Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, this event brings communities together to raise awareness, remember babies gone too soon, and support families who are grieving.

📍 East Islip, NY
📍 Everett, WA
📍 Gilbert, AZ
📍 York, PA
💻 Virtual option available nationwide

“Because grief bursts differently for everyone.”

Throughout the course, bubbles will rise into the air — a symbol of how grief can be quiet, overwhelming, unexpected, and deeply personal.

Some grief lingers softly.
Some rises without warning.
Every loss is different.
Every baby matters.

This family-friendly 5K includes activities for kids, meaningful remembrance moments, and a compassionate community that understands the journey of pregnancy and infant loss.

We are also looking for volunteers and sponsors who want to make a real impact. Your support helps create safe spaces for healing, connection, and hope.

Walk with us.
Run with us.
Volunteer with us.
Sponsor a run.

Be part of something that truly matters.

👉 Register today:
https://runsignup.com/w/ChasingTheRainbows

To raise awareness and provide crucial support for those grieving the loss of infertility, pregnancy loss, still birth, or infant loss.

03/15/2026

✨ Volunteer of the Month ✨

This month we are honored to recognize Courtney as our Volunteer of the Month. 💗 As our New York State Ambassador, Courtney has built strong community ties and hosts meaningful support events on Long Island for families navigating pregnancy and infant loss.

Courtney is truly a bright light for loss families. Through her compassion, leadership, and dedication, she helps create safe spaces for grieving parents to connect, share, and feel less alone. Her commitment to supporting the pregnancy and infant loss community continues to make a lasting impact.
We are so grateful for everything Courtney does to support families and strengthen our loss support community. Thank you, Courtney, for bringing hope, connection, and kindness to so many. 💕

03/14/2026

Infertility “girl math.”
You start calculating things no one else even knows you’re thinking about. Your brain quietly doing the timeline math:
“If this cycle works… the baby would be due around Christmas.”
“Or maybe summer.”
“Or right before my birthday.”

You count weeks forward.
You imagine the announcements.
You picture the version of life that could exist if this cycle is the one.
And sometimes that imagined future is the thing that helps you keep going through the reality of infertility right now.

If you’ve ever caught yourself doing this kind of math in your head while trying to conceive, you’re not alone. 🤍 Infertility comes with so many quiet calculations people never see:
the timelines, the hope, the what-ifs, and the strength it takes to keep trying.

At Chasing the Rainbows, we see you. We understand the mental load of infertility, TTC, pregnancy loss, and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it.

Did you know we have support groups specifically for people navigating infertility and TTC? Register using the 🔗 in our bio.

03/13/2026

In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the powerful women who make our community stronger every single day. Today we’re highlighting Lauren Lia, our incredible Director of Therapeutic Services. 💗

“A woman is like a tea bag; you never know how strong she is until she gets in hot water.” — Eleanor Roosevelt

This quote beautifully reflects the strength and resilience we see in our community. So many women carry unimaginable grief while still finding the courage to heal, support others, and keep moving forward each day.

Lauren shares that this quote resonates deeply with her as a baby loss survivor. It reminds her of the quiet strength so many parents hold while navigating infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and pregnancy after loss.

Through her role at Chasing the Rainbows, Lauren helps create safe, compassionate spaces where grieving parents can find support, understanding, and connection. Her dedication and empathy continue to make a meaningful impact on families walking through loss.

This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to celebrate women like Lauren who turn their pain into purpose and show up for this community every single day. 💕

03/12/2026

Grief doesn’t clock out at 5 p.m.
Infertility doesn’t pause for the weekend.
And healing shouldn’t have to wait for the “right” day either.

That’s why we offer 18 FREE peer-led virtual support groups every week. No matter where you are in your journey, there is a compassionate space for you.

At Chasing the Rainbows, our virtual support groups for are led by peer mentors who truly understand this path. You don’t have to explain your pain or pretend you’re okay. Just come exactly as you are.

Each week we offer supportive spaces for:
💛 Infertility support
💛 TTC after loss
💛 Pregnancy after loss
💛 Pregnancy & infant loss support

Our free online support groups meet on the same schedule every week, making it easier to find connection, understanding, and community when you need it most.

You deserve support on the hard days, the hopeful days, and every day in between.

👉 Register here: https://chasingtherainbows.org/infertility-pregnancy-loss-miscarriage-stillbirth-infant-loss-support-groups/

03/11/2026

Join us for the Bursting Bubble 5K Walk & Run, a powerful community event supporting families navigating infertility, pregnancy loss, miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and pregnancy after loss.

Most people will never see the babies we walk for.
But they are the reason we show up.

This is more than a race.
It’s a movement bringing hope, remembrance, and real support to families who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

Held in honor of Bereaved Mother's Day and during Maternal Mental Health and Mental Health Awareness Month, this event brings communities together to acknowledge grief, share stories, and ensure no parent walks through loss alone.

📍 East Islip, NY
📍 Everett, WA
📍 Gilbert, AZ
📍 York, PA
💻 Virtual option available worldwide

Our theme this year:
“Because grief bursts differently for everyone.”

Throughout the course, bubbles will rise into the air symbolizing the many ways grief shows up.

Some grief is quiet and lingers softly.
Some rises unexpectedly.
Some bursts without warning.

Every loss matters.
Every baby matters.

This family-friendly 5K includes activities for kids, remembrance moments for babies gone too soon, and a supportive community that understands this journey.

We are also seeking volunteers and sponsors who want to help create meaningful spaces for healing, connection, and awareness.

Walk with us.
Run with us.
Volunteer with us.
Sponsor a run.

Be part of something that truly matters.

Register today:
https://runsignup.com/w/ChasingTheRainbows

03/10/2026

This Women’s History Month, we are honored to celebrate the incredible women who make our community stronger every single day. Today we’re recognizing our amazing volunteer, Kate Seeger from Vermont.

After losing her daughter Nora, Kate turned her grief into compassion and support for others walking the difficult path of loss. As a peer mentor, she shows up for grieving parents with empathy, understanding, and the reminder that no one has to navigate pregnancy loss alone.

Kate’s dedication to supporting families through pregnancy loss, grief, and healing is exactly what community looks like. We are so grateful for the time, heart, and love she pours into helping others feel seen and supported.

To Kate and to every woman carrying grief with courage this month and every month—we see you, we honor you, and we are so grateful for you. 💕

03/09/2026

Celebrating more of the incredible women who make our community stronger every single day. 💗

For Women’s History Month, we are continuing to highlight the powerful women behind our organization and the impact they make in the pregnancy loss and infant loss support community.

Today we’re honoring Alissa, one of our amazing volunteers. Alissa serves as a peer mentor helping families navigate grief after pregnancy and infant loss. She also organizes and hosts events that bring bereaved parents together for connection, healing, and support.

After experiencing loss herself, Alissa has turned her grief into purpose by walking alongside other loss moms and grieving families. Her compassion, strength, and dedication remind us that healing happens in community and that no parent should have to walk this journey alone.

We are beyond grateful for Alissa and the love she pours into the loss community every single day. Thank you for showing up, holding space, and helping other families feel seen and supported.

Please join us in celebrating Alissa and all the incredible women making a difference in the baby loss community. 💕

03/06/2026

Behind every mission-driven nonprofit are women who quietly show up, lead with compassion, and help families find hope again.

This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to recognize Kelsi Hagimoto, our Communications Coordinator and Washington State Ambassador at Chasing the Rainbows.

Kelsi volunteers her time and talents to help connect families across the country to the support they need after infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss. Through her work, more parents learn they are not alone in their grief and that healing communities exist.

For families navigating pregnancy after loss or the heartbreak of losing a baby, access to compassionate support can change everything. At Chasing the Rainbows, we provide free support groups, resources, and community programs so families never have to face loss in isolation.

The impact of this work is only possible because of the dedicated women who lead with empathy and the generous supporters who believe every grieving parent deserves care.

This Women’s History Month, we honor the women who help turn heartbreak into healing.

Learn more about our mission and how you can support families walking through infertility and loss: https://chasingtherainbows.org

Kelsi Hagimoto

03/05/2026

During Women’s History Month, we’re honored to celebrate the incredible women who make our mission possible. Today we’re highlighting one of our amazing volunteers, Liz Quinn. 💗

Liz is not only a dedicated volunteer with Chasing the Rainbows, she also leads our support groups and serves as a peer mentor for grieving parents navigating infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss. Her compassion, vulnerability, and willingness to walk beside others in their grief creates a safe space for families who often feel alone after loss.

After the heartbreaking loss of her daughter, Alivia, Liz turned her pain into purpose. She now supports other parents facing pregnancy loss, infant loss, and life after loss, reminding them that their babies will always be part of their story and their motherhood.

We are endlessly grateful for Liz and the strength, empathy, and love she brings to our community every single day. The impact she makes in the lives of grieving families is truly immeasurable.

Please join us in celebrating Liz and the powerful women in our community who continue to support, uplift, and advocate for families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.