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Strengthening Families.

Uplifting Voices. Transforming Futures.

The Warren Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families and communities through compassionate advocacy, education, and empowerment. We focus on three key pillars of impact: maternal health (including infertility and pregnancy & infant loss), autism awareness, and U.S. military veteran support. Through these areas, we help families navigate life’s most complex journeys with strength, dignity, and hope.

 

Whether you are a parent seeking resources, a veteran transitioning to civilian life, or a partner ready to make a difference – you belong here.

WARREN

About Us:

The Warren Foundation was born from a journey of hope, loss, and resilience. Rooted in lived experiences navigating infertility, pregnancy loss, maternal health challenges, raising a neurodivergent child, and transitioning from military service, we saw the need for compassionate, inclusive support. Today, The Warren Foundation is dedicated to helping families find hope, healing, and advocacy by addressing three areas: maternal health, autism awareness, and U.S. military veteran transition support.

Mission

To advance community wellness by strengthening families, uplifting voices, and transforming futures through community centered programs, education, and advocacy.

Vision

A world where every family feels seen, supported, and empowered to thrive through life’s most complex journeys.
The Warren Foundation was founded by our family for families. Pictured: Kevin, Founder & CEO; Dr. Ivori, Co-Founder & COO; and their son, Ian.
The Warren Foundation was founded by our family for families.
Pictured: Kevin, Founder & CEO; Dr. Ivori, Co-Founder & COO;
and their son, Ian.
  • advocacy, education, and empowerment
  • advocacy, education, and empowerment
  • advocacy, education, and empowerment
  • advocacy, education, and empowerment

PILLARS OF IMPACT

IMPACT

Our Focus Areas

Autism Awareness

Advocating for neurodivergent children and their families by offering education, resources, family engagement, and community partnerships. Our goal is to raise awareness, celebrate strengths, and foster inclusion.

Maternal Health

Supporting individuals and families navigating infertility, pregnancy and infant loss, and maternal health disparities. Our work centers on promoting maternal mental health, increasing access to equitable care, and offering emotional wellness resources and community connections. We provide compassionate support for individuals and couples as they journey through loss, healing, and the challenges of building a family.

U.S. Military Veterans

We are committed to honoring the service of United States military veterans by supporting their transition into civilian life. Through compassionate advocacy and connection to trusted partners, we assist veterans with career development, educating them on available benefits, and exploring transitional housing options. Our focus is on dignity, direction, and long-term success after service—ensuring every veteran feels seen, supported, and empowered in their next chapter.

Hopeful Hearts Collective exists to support individuals and couples navigating infertility and pregnancy loss by fostering a compassionate, inclusive community.

 

Our mission is to offer understanding, healing, and hope through shared experiences, emotional support, and resources, empowering each person to find resilience and companionship on their journey.

 

Supported by RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, the collective meets virtually each monthly to provide a safe space for connection, open dialogue and community, ensuring no one feels alone during this journey.

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Questions? Contact us at [email protected].

Events

The Warren Foundation is committed to creating spaces for community connection, education, and healing.

Pre-COVID, The Warren Foundation hosted the “Women of Strength Luncheon” each October in recognition of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. This intimate event gathered women who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss, those who wished to support them, and those seeking to learn. The luncheon featured heartfelt conversations with reproductive endocrinologists, mental health practitioners, acupuncturists, and mothers sharing their stories of loss, resilience, and hope.

We look forward to reviving the Women of Strength Luncheon in the future as part of our commitment to supporting families and raising awareness.

Inaugural Women of Strength Luncheon

Currently, we do not have upcoming events scheduled. Please check back for updates on community gatherings, educational workshops, and our Purposeful Stride 5K launching soon.

RESOURCES

Resources

Angel
Resources

(Pregnancy & Infant Loss)

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Infertility
Resources

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Maternal Health
Resources

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Autism
Resources

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  • strength, dignity, and hope
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  • strength, dignity, and hope
  • strength, dignity, and hope
HEADLINES

Media & Press

The Warren Foundation has been featured in local and national publications and media outlets, sharing our Chief Operating Officer’s personal journey of hope, healing, and resilience while raising awareness about pregnancy and infant loss, maternal health, and building compassionate communities.

 

Through these appearances, we aim to honor the stories of families navigating grief and to provide education and encouragement for those walking similar paths.

Get Involved

Your support fuels our mission to build compassionate, resilient communities while providing resources and hope for families navigating autism, maternal health, infertility, and pregnancy and infant loss.

Ways to Join Us:

Donate:

Help us support families and provide resources.

Share:

Help us spread awareness within your networks.

Volunteer:

Serve with us at events and in program delivery.

Partner:

Collaborate to expand our reach and impact.

Share:

Help us spread awareness within your networks.

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Current Campaigns

Having experienced periods of infertility, miscarriages, and finally the birth of her son, patient and infertility coach Ivori is partnering with Johns Hopkins to help other women who are struggling with fertility challenges.

 

Through a $5,000 gift, your donation to the Hope for Families campaign will aid The Warren Foundation in supporting a lecture series at Johns Hopkins. This series will focus on building families after loss, including fertility treatments and options for those who have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss.

 

Your gift helps families find hope, support, and pathways to parenthood.

Dealing with the death of a baby is an incredibly difficult event. Bereaved parents should be given the option of spending time with their baby, allowing them to form an important bond – whether dressing their baby, taking photographs, or simply staying close.

 

The CuddleCot system cools the baby, allowing families to spend precious time before saying goodbye.

 

Through a $20,000 gift, your donation to the CuddleCot™ campaign will aid The Warren
Foundation in donating CuddleCot™ systems to hospitals that provided medical care to Ivori during and after her loss, giving other families the gift of time.

 

Your gift helps families honor and remember their babies with dignity and love.

Contact Us

Have questions, need support, or interested in collaborating? We would love to hear from you.

Support Group Inquiries (Hopeful Hearts Collective):

[email protected]

General Inquiries and Family Support

[email protected]

Partnerships and Outreach:

[email protected]

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Angel Resources

(Pregnancy & Infant Loss)

Can You Have Postpartum Depression After a Miscarriage? Why We Need to Talk About Losing a Baby The Unacceptable Stigma and Shame Women Face After Baby Loss Must End What to Say to Someone Who Had a Miscarriage

Infertility Resources

RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association The Cade Foundation State and Territory Infertility Insurance Laws

Maternal Health Resources

Postpartum Support International Mindfulness During IVF Turning Our Wounds Into Wisdom What to Expect When You’re Pregnant With a Rainbow Baby The Psychology Of Dealing With Change: How to Become Resilient

Autism Resources

Autism Speaks Pathfinders for Autism The Parents' Place of Maryland Johns Hopkins Wendy Klag Center for Autism & Developmental Disabilities