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While one Leesburg nonprofit has decided to close its doors, another local nonprofit plans to carry on its mission.
It Takes a Village, Baby, an organization that has served families in need for six years, has donated its baby equipment and supplies to INMED Opportunity Center in Sterling.
“It Takes a Village, Baby has been a long-time partner with the INMED Opportunity Center and INMED’s Healthy Families Loudoun program,” said Jennifer Lassiter Smith, Director of U.S. Programs for INMED Partnerships for Children in a prepared statement. “When ITAVB made the hard choice to close, it made sense for INMED USA to carry on the legacy and mission of ensuring babies in our region get a healthy start in life.”… Read the rest...
Thank you to Belmont Living Magazine for featuring our INMED Opportunity Center in their May issue. Click here to read the full article on pages 10-11.… Read the rest...
