In the spirit of service, compassion, and collaboration, Metro Atlanta Mother's Milk Alliance, or "MAMMA" is here to serve our community.

Our milk alliance does not pay donors for their milk, nor does it charge recipient families for the milk they receive. Our milk alliance is different from a milk bank in that it seeks to serve the needs of community families whose babies are not hospitalized; however, it is similar in its priority placed on safety and ethics. Milk donors in a milk alliance model undergo very similar screening and serological testing protocols used by milk banks, although it is important to point out that this is not a milk bank. Milk donated is traced by an anonymized donor number. The primary difference is in the processing of donated milk. In a milk bank, donated milk is pasteurized onsite by milk bank personnel. In a milk alliance model, recipient families are charged with pasteurization of the milk they receive at home.

If you are interested in in milk donation or being a recipient please head to Metro Atlanta Mothers Milk Alliance or use the button below. To learn more about a this community milk alliance please visit MAMA.