The SID Network of Ohio promotes infant safety in an effort to reduce the rate of sleep related infant deaths.
We accomplish this through the promotion of infant health and wellness, community education and medical research. We also provide supportive services to those who have been affected by the sudden loss of a child age 2 and under.
The Molly Ann Gries Foundation was born out of a feeling of necessity to share our story and truths about safe sleep practices to help other families avoid the same nightmare we have been living.
The Thomas Hilt Allen Foundation partners with The Molly Ann Gries Foundation to raise awareness about safe sleep practices.
A beautiful replica of The Christmas Box Angel of Hope, inspired by the book The Christmas Box stands in a serene setting in Silver Springs Cemetery. The Christmas Box, became a best selling book which lovingly told of a mother’s grief and eventual solace over the loss of her child. The Christmas Box Angel of Hope was created by the author, Richard Paul Evans, and was first built in Salt Lake City. It has become a truly meaningful memorial to children all over the world.
The CJ Foundation is the leading national non-profit dedicated to research and education that supports baby wellness. Our priority is the health and survival of all babies through their first year of life. The Foundation provides a supportive environment for grieving families who have suffered a loss. Through research and education we strive to eliminate the tragedy of SIDS and SUID.
Cornerstone of Hope is dedicated to providing support, education, and hope for the grieving.
Guided by Christian values of compassion and service, we welcome and serve all seeking support.
Dr. Hannah Kinney’s research is directed at defining the causes of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
Dr. Kinney received her MD from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. She completed an internship and residencies in anatomic and clinical pathology and in pediatrics at Duke University Medical Center and a fellowship in pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Through Charlie Paul Hanke’s story, we aim to raise awareness and support for SIDS by educating families, providing resources for new parents and promoting dialogue about SIDS and safe sleep practices.
