Carter G. Cares is partnering with the St. James AME Church (Orange Park, FL) and the American Legion 197 to provide dinner for the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) in Jacksonville, Florida. RMH provides accommodations for families whose children are hospitalized and in 2019 Carter’s parents stayed in the Orlando location for three months. We are so excited to give back by providing dinner!

NICU families spend a lot of holidays at the hospital and we want to make sure they get a chance to celebrate Thanksgiving even if it’s just for a cup of coffee. Join us at Medstar Franklin Square Hospital as we celebrate Thanksgiving for a early breakfast for NICU families.

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Carter G. Cares is partnering with the St. James AME Church (Orange Park, FL) and the American Legion 197 to provide dinner for the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) in Jacksonville, Florida. RMH provides accommodations for families whose children are hospitalized and in 2019 Carter’s parents stayed in the Orlando location for three months. We are so excited to give back by providing dinner!

Join us on Facebook live on with nutritionist and Board-Certified Lactation Consultant, Pyrine Sade Brant!! DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON!

Pyrnie Sade Brant, BS, IBCLC is a native of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and now resides in Daytona beach, FL with her husband Raynard Brant. Pyrnie is a nutritionist and Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) that specializes in nutrition and breastfeeding support for families including mothers, infant and children. She has received her bachelors of science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Messiah University in May 2012. From Pyrnie’s educational experience she was able to land a career in the field of Nutrition with the Women Infant and Children Program (WIC) in 2012 and has been working for the WIC program for over 10 years. As an African American Nutritionist and Lactation counselor she wants to utilize her education in nutrition and lactation to educate women and her community on overall health as it relates to nutrition and benefits of breastfeeding in efforts to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in maternal mortality among African Americans.

In recent years she has become an IBCLC (December 2020) and breastfeeding advocate for mothers and babies and with her passion of breastfeeding support, promotion and education she has a sincere passion to bring breastfeeding education and healthy eating practices to families in her community.

Carter G. Cares is partnering with the St. James AME Church (Orange Park, FL) and the American Legion 197 to provide dinner for the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) in Jacksonville, Florida. RMH provides accommodations for families whose children are hospitalized and in 2019 Carter’s parents stayed in the Orlando location for three months. We are so excited to give back by providing dinner!

Where would we be without amazing nurses? This week we will send breakfast to the nurses and tokens of thanks just to show them that we care!

Carter Cares will be providing lunch for NICU moms at Franklin Medstar Hospital.

Carter G. Cares is partnering with the St. James AME Church (Orange Park, FL) and the American Legion 197 to provide dinner for the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) in Jacksonville, Florida. RMH provides accommodations for families whose children are hospitalized and in 2019 Carter’s parents stayed in the Orlando location for three months. We are so excited to give back by providing dinner!

To celebrate Christmas, we want to give NICU families a beautiful Christmas basket with personal items such as blankets, books, socks and many more. A beautiful way to start the holiday season!

(It's been three years since Carter graduated from the NICU after 226 days! Let's celebrate by giving back to help other families!)

November-Prematurity Awareness Month (1/10 babies in the U.S. are born pre-term and during this month we will provide education on the risks of prematurity.)

Join us on Facebook live on August 1st at 7pm EST with nutritionist and Board-Certified Lactation Consultant, Pyrine Sade Brant!!

Pyrnie Sade Brant, BS, IBCLC is a native of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and now resides in Daytona beach, FL with her husband Raynard Brant. Pyrnie is a nutritionist and Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) that specializes in nutrition and breastfeeding support for families including mothers, infant and children. She has received her bachelors of science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Messiah University in May 2012. From Pyrnie’s educational experience she was able to land a career in the field of Nutrition with the Women Infant and Children Program (WIC) in 2012 and has been working for the WIC program for over 10 years. As an African American Nutritionist and Lactation counselor she wants to utilize her education in nutrition and lactation to educate women and her community on overall health as it relates to nutrition and benefits of breastfeeding in efforts to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in maternal mortality among African Americans.

In recent years she has become an IBCLC (December 2020) and breastfeeding advocate for mothers and babies and with her passion of breastfeeding support, promotion and education she has a sincere passion to bring breastfeeding education and healthy eating practices to families in her community.

Carter Cares will be providing lunch for NICU moms at Franklin Medstar Hospital.

For Carter G. Cares 3rd Anniversary, we are offering tickets to the Baltimore Orioles vs Detroit Tigers Baseball Game!

All tickets are $55 and include Access to the exclusive Club Level, A Left Field Club seat in Sections 288, Unlimited food menu, and a Special gift from Carter G. Cares.

Pleases include a contact number and name when purchasing ticket. All tickets must be purchased by March 21, 2023. Proceeds will benefit Carter's Corner to assist with this year's Mother's Day Luncheon. Tickets are limited so please don't miss this celebration!

April is Autism Acceptance Month!

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is significantly higher among premature babies. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is defined as a neurological and developmental disorder that affects how people interact with others, communicate, learn, and behave. In 2021, the CDC reported that approximately 1 in 44 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to 2018 data.

What are some important things to know about ASD?

What are some ways that we can help children with autism communicate?

Are there resources that are available for children who have autism?

Please join Carter G. Cares and Speech Pathologist Ms. Kenya Blocker on Thursday, April 20, 2023 at 7pm EST on Facebook Live for a Q/A on Speech Therapy and Autism.

Join us well we serve frontline workers with thank you cards and lunch.

(It's been three years since Carter graduated from the NICU after 226 days! Let's celebrate by giving back to help other families!)

November-Prematurity Awareness Month (1/10 babies in the U.S. are born pre-term and during this month we will provide education on the risks of prematurity.)