"A special thank you to On Eden's Wings Foundation for their gift of a beautiful cradle, the "Shnuggle." The cradle is specifically made to go with the Cuddle Cot. We received the gift of a Cuddle Cot from the Anderson Hospital Auxiliary in 2017. Now we are blessed with the complete set. Both are used at times of infant loss, while parents are in the hospital.

The gift to Share Anderson Hospital is given in memory of Eden on what would have been her 5th birthday, August 29. Thank you Kim for this generous gift that will be so helpful and special to grieving families!

"Let’s talk about God's timing. Last night I laid in bed and, for the first time in a long time, broke down and cried on the phone for over an hour to my mom. I cannot thank her enough for listening to me blubber on the phone as I complained and whined and had a total emotional breakdown. Then, today, of all days, On Eden’s Wings decided to gift us, we received a beautiful arrangement of flowers and a note that I couldn’t read out loud because of the tears in my eyes and the lump in my throat. You ladies are doing God's work. You are his hands at work in our community. You didn’t know what was going on last night but God used you today to put a smile on my face and remind me to “stop and smell the flowers. I am so beyond thankful for each one of you. Thank you On Eden’s Wings Foundation"

The 100 Women Who Care of Knox County choose On Eden's Wings Foundation as the recipient for their October donation. What an incredible impact their generosity will make.

Thank you ladies so much! It's definitely been a trying time but beyond thankful for the help and the prayers for our sweet boy! Tomorrow he will be ''32 weeks'' and will have his cpap removed, hoping he's able to excel at breathing on his own! Again thank you so much for paying the RMH and for the gift cards, beyond generous of you all at On Eden's Wings 🖤🖤

"My family and I are so thankful for On Eden's Wings and what they do to help families that have lost babies. We had twins that developed twin to twin transfusion syndrome(TTTS). This happens to identical twins that share blood vessel through the placenta and have trouble distributing blood evenly between each other. Normally TTTS doesn't claim the life of both children but due to the severity of it we lost them both at 17 weeks. Thanks to On Edens Wings we were able to keep our boys with us the whole time we were in the hospital in the cuddle cot that they had donated! Lindsey had also reached out to me later and it is just amazing to feel that support from the organization when you are going through the toughest time of your life and so many people don't understand what you are going through.