ICU baby is on a mission to unite NICU families and provide them with financial, emotional and informational support so that families and babies can thrive together in the NICU.
Make a Donation
One dollar donated to ICU baby is one dollar more that can be used to support a family with a baby in a South Florida NICU.
Become a Volunteer
Volunteers are the foundation of ICU baby. We could not carry out our mission without your help.
Our Awards
2022 Spring Leadership Miami Program Partner
ICU baby is proud to be chosen as a 2022 Spring Leadership Miami Program Partner by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.
2022 Florida Blue Foundation
Sapphire Award
ICU baby is proud to be the recipient of the 2022 Florida Blue Foundation’s Sapphire Award.
2021 FPQC
Director’s Award
The Florida Perinatal Quality Collaborative recognized Elizabeth Simonton & the PAIRED Parent Advisory Committee with the 2021 Director’s Award.
2020 NOVO
Award Winner
ICU baby is proud to be chosen as a 2020 NOVO Award Winner by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.
2019 Trailblazer Award Winner
ICU baby is proud to be chosen as a 2019 Trailblazer Award Winner by Inspire305 and the United Way of Miami-Dade.
Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
ICU baby is a proud recipient of United Way’s Health Impact Council’s 2021 Agency Capacity Building Award in the area of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Funding was awarded to ICU baby so that the organization could play a more active, meaningful and effective role in addressing racial health disparities in our community.
Here is What Your Generous Support
Made Possible in 2023
ICU baby Believes
Babies should not be alone. No baby should be without their parent by their NICU bedside because of financial or emotional barriers.
Babies should not be alone. The NICU should be a family centered, nurturing environment that provides for the particular needs of the whole family.
Babies should not be alone. Every family with a baby receiving palliative care in the NICU should have a private room and timely access to their baby with limited interruption before their baby passes.
