MISS Foundation Photo Albums

MISS Foundation's Conference 2008 Photo Journal

44 top-level albums (45 total), 3826 images on 9 pages

Highlight for Album: Arizona Governor Jane Hull Signs the MISSing Angels Bill!

Arizona Governor Jane Hull Signs the MISSing Angels Bill!

Thanks to the MISS Foundation, Arizona is the first state in the U.S. to change its law requiring the issuance of a birth certificate for infants who die just prior to or during labor. Previously, these families were issued only death certificates. Since Arizona's bill, Utah and Indiana have passed the same law. Bills are also pending in Minnesota, Michigan, Massachusetts, California, Illinois, Mississippi, and other states.

Last changed on 05/16/2002. This album contains 5 items.
This album has been viewed 2348 times since 03/10/2002.

Highlight for Album: Our Grieving Children and their Programs

Our Grieving Children and their Programs

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Last changed on 04/05/2002. This album contains 10 items.
This album has been viewed 3145 times since 03/07/2002.

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Highlight for Album: MISS Foundation members during the Great Human Race, 2001!

MISS Foundation members during the Great Human Race, 2001!

MISS Foundation members and volunteers from across the state walk and run to remember the children who died before their time...

Last changed on 03/10/2002. This album contains 10 items.
This album has been viewed 2680 times since 03/10/2002.

Highlight for Album: MISS Foundation Passages 2001 Children's Retreat

MISS Foundation Passages 2001 Children's Retreat

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Last changed on 03/07/2002. This album contains 10 items.
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Highlight for Album: MISS Rock Gym Fund Raiser

MISS Rock Gym Fund Raiser

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Last changed on 03/10/2002. This album contains 10 items.
This album has been viewed 2619 times since 03/07/2002.

The M.I.S.S. Foundation is a nonprofit, 501(c)3, international organization which provides immediate and ongoing support to grieving families, empowerment through community volunteerism opportunities, public policy and legislative education, and programs to reduce infant and toddler death through research and education.