Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support
Our Purpose
Founded December 24th 2025, our mission is to raise awareness about pregnancy loss and infant loss in honor of our baby Everly Mae Jones, whose life was allegedly taken on March 26th, 2025. We aim to support bereaved families at the St. John’s Health Sciences Center and Janeway Children’s Hospital by providing bereavement care packages to loss families, organizing a memorial butterfly releases, and eventually donating a Cuddle Cot to hospitals in need. Everly’s mama also crochets bunnies and donates them to other non-profits for inclusion in their care packages. If you would like to partner with Everly’s Embrace, please reach out to us.
Health Sciences Center Cart
July 2026 - This rolling care cart was donated and designed for bereaved families at the Health Sciences Center and includes thoughtful bereavement care packages featuring Everly’s crochet bunnies, key chains, ornaments, bracelets, notebooks, teas, and other various items, all aimed at providing support during times of infant loss awareness and pregnancy loss support. We will keep this cart stocked for families.
Everly’s Closet Cart - Health Sciences Center
July 2026 - This cart was assembled as Everly’s Closet and includes onesies size preemie—0/3 months, bows, bibs and bears for families at who face the heart-wrenching experience of welcoming a baby who may be premature or stillborn, often without a first outfit for their little one or one that may not fit. Life can bring unexpected challenges, and while many parents may take the availability of outfits for granted, we strive to ensure that every baby, whether born or stillborn, has an outfit lovingly chosen by their parents. This initiative is part of our broader commitment to providing bereavement care packages that offer comfort and support during such difficult times. A heartfelt thank you goes to AngelDear for donating the bunny luvies. We will keep this cart stocked for families.
Bereavement Care Packages
Ongoing - These are our care packages that we drop off to hospitals across Newfoundland so they can provide them to families who experience the unimaginable loss of an infant or a baby. These are curated with special items to try to give families the slightest bit of comfort, and honor their babies.
Everly’s Crochet Bunnies
Everly’s bunnies are hand-crocheted by her mama and included in various bereavement care packages sent to Non-profits that support infant loss awareness and provide pregnancy loss support.
- Saylor’s Story 51
- Ezra’s Embrace 10
Everly‘s Closet
March 2026 - This cart was assembled as Everly’s Closet and includes gowns, footies, hats, bows, and bears for families at CRMC who face the heart-wrenching experience of welcoming a baby who may be premature or stillborn, often without a first outfit for their little one or one that may not fit. Life can bring unexpected challenges, and while many parents may take the availability of outfits for granted, we strive to ensure that every baby, whether born or stillborn, has an outfit lovingly chosen by their parents. This initiative is part of our broader commitment to providing bereavement care packages that offer comfort and support during such difficult times. A heartfelt thank you goes to Bestaroo and Copper Pearl for their generous donations, which help us spread awareness about infant loss and provide essential pregnancy loss support.
- 86 outfits size Preemie, Newborn, and 0-3 months
- 15 hats
- 10 pairs of socks
- 1 blanket
15 Bereavement Tote Care Packages
March 2026 - Bereavement care packages were provided to CRMC’s labor and delivery unit to support families experiencing stillborn babies and infant loss, helping to raise awareness for pregnancy loss support.
PILSC
November 2025 - 100 bracelets and bunny figurines were donated to PILSC Canada to be included in their bereavement care packages, which aim to support families experiencing infant loss awareness and provide essential pregnancy loss support.
Help us aid other bereaved families
please consider donating to spread Everly’s Embrace even further