The Program

The First Step to a World of Possibilities

According to the March of Dimes, one out of every eight pregnancies in the U.S. results in a premature birth. Infants who survive premature birth face a higher risk of developing neurological complications, such as cerebral palsy, where limited treatment options currently exist. With the Newborn Possibilities Program, we can make a difference.

The mission of Newborn Possibilities is to help advance clinical research investigating the use of a newborn's own cord blood stem cells to help the body regenerate damaged tissue and restore lost function.

The nonprofit Newborn Possibilities Fund provides financial grants to medical institutions conducting FDA-authorized clinical trials in this emerging field of medicine.

Our greatest hope is that this groundbreaking research can benefit children with serious conditions that have few treatment options today.

The Program in Action

Prominent institutions like Georgia Health Sciences University, University of Florida, University of Texas, and Duke University have initiated FDA-authorized clinical trials to evaluate the efficacy of using a child's own cord blood stem cells in the treatment of type 1 diabetes, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, and acquired hearing loss.

As these and other similar clinical trials are initiated, the nonprofit Newborn Possibilities Fund can help advance this important research by providing critical financial support.

Donate Today

Donate to the Newborn Possibilities Fund to help advance groundbreaking clinical research evaluating the use of cord blood stem cells as a potential treatment for children with conditions like cerebral palsy or hearing loss.