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Join Our Board

The United By Loss Foundation is seeking compassionate changemakers to join our Board of Directors. We are a mission-driven nonprofit committed to creating safe, inclusive, and healing spaces for families—especially Black mothers—navigating the heartbreak of pregnancy and infant loss. If you’re passionate about maternal mental health, equity, and community healing, we invite you to stand with us in leadership.

Why Join? 

1. Why Join Our Board?

  • Make a lasting impact on families grieving pregnancy and infant loss

  • Help expand access to mental health support and culturally responsive care

  • Use your voice and skills to drive real change in our communities

  • Connect with a passionate team of nonprofit leaders and advocates

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2. Board Member Expectations

  • Serve 2 years (August 2025-August 2027)

  • Attend quarterly board meetings (virtual or in-person)

  • Support at least one annual event (e.g., Bubble Release, Mother’s Day Brunch

  • Fundraise ($500) and donate ($250) annually

  • Provide strategic oversight and outreach

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3. Ideal Candidate Attributes

  • Lived or professional experience in grief support, mental health, community engagement, nonprofit law, development, DEI, or public health

  • Passion for maternal health, bereavement care, or supporting families of color

  • Experience in nonprofit governance or leadership (preferred but not required)

 

4. Board Member Roles

  • Treasurer (Finance)

  • Community Outreach Chair 

  • Marketing & Social Media Lead

  • Program Development 

  • Secretary (Records & Documentation)

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How to Apply: Complete the short application by July 31, 2025, to be considered for the next term. 

 

Learn more about our current Board of Directors HERE. ​

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Testimonial 1: Healing With Purpose

“Joining the United By Loss Foundation board was  one of the most meaningful decisions I’ve made. As someone who experienced infant loss, I wanted to turn my pain into purpose. UBLF gave me a way to advocate for others while honoring my own journey.”
J. Johnson, Former Board Member & Bereaved Mother
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