
Maiye.waller@themawfoundation.org
Phone Number
(336) 327-1935
Our Location
4214 West Wendover Ave.
#1075
Greensboro,
NC 27407
Maiye.waller@themawfoundation.org
(336) 327-1935
4214 West Wendover Ave.
#1075
Greensboro,
NC 27407
Masquerade Mask
Complimentary Wine at the Door
Raffle Ticket for Silent Auction
One Voucher for Buffet
Two Masquerade Masks
Two Complimentary Glass Wine at the Door
Two Raffle Tickets Silent Auction
Two Voucher for Banquet Dinner
Masquerade Mask (2-4)
Two Complimentary Bottles of Wine
Two-Three Raffle Tickets
Two-Six Vouchers for Buffet
Masquerade Mask (Up to 2)
One Complimentary Bottle of Wine
Two Raffle Tickets
Two Vouchers for Buffet
By becoming a sponsor for this event, you are supporting our Mission of being the #Voice for Mothers and babies too! In addition to providing community resources so that fewer infant deaths occur during birth, you are also helping to ensure that every bereaved family, wherever they live, gets the care, and support they need. Whenever they may need it, and for as long as they need it! Thank you in advance.
As a sponsor for The Mace Anthony Williamson Foundations event and/or future events your company will receive:
•A dedicated sponsorship company logo or headshot of you on our website with a detailed description of who you are and what you/your company represents.
•A hyperlink directly to your business website or blog
•Sponsor spotlight on the MAWF social media pages (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn)
Please contact me immediately if you are interested in being a part of an organization that will be sure to draw great attention to your business at each of our events, we will be sure to give your business recognition for the very beneficial contribution that you’ve given to us to help ensure the lives of all moms and babies. And of course, it goes without being said, you’ll receive a tax write-off for any contributions make to our Fundraiser.
Thank you for your support! Thank you for helping to be the #VOICE for Mothers and Babies!
We truly appreciate your support!
Mai T. Waller
The Mace Anthony Williamson Foundation
“On this night, 11/14/2021, we will bring together a community of people who have all been impacted by loss one way or another. We will honor our babies, our mothers, our fathers. We will honor those survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse, or anything under the spectrum! October we celebrate Infant Loss Awareness Month in honor of ALL families who have experienced loss as well as our very own Board of Directors and Founders loss children, Baby Mace Anthony, Baby Josias Christopher, and Baby Valentine Anderson. In November we will celebrate togetherness and community”
Thank you for your support!
Mai Waller
The Doula Project Resource Center is our #1 GOAL
This is why we are asking for your help today.
On November 14th, 2021, The Mace Anthony Williamson Foundation and The Loss Group Project will be hosting a Benefit Masquerade Ball in St. Petersburg, Florida. Our goal is to raise $15,000 that will be used to help instrument a program that provides low costs doulas for women who don’t have insurance and we will accept state Medicaid and stress the importance of doulas.
We will be raising money during the event in a variety of ways including face painting, a silent auction, and an online auction to protect the ones who rather not be six feet apart to fundraise.
The L.O.S.S. Group! Ladies Owning Our Stories Of Survival, but since we will have some very powerful, influential males present for this event, so we will call us the Leaders Owning Our Stories of Survival.
It will be an evening of music, food, cocktails, spoken word, fundraising, auctions, face painting and more! Come out and support your local nonprofit to raise money for our nonprofit The Mace Anthony Williamson Foundation. They are working daily to ensure the health of safety of all mothers and babies, and we want to make sure they get their Community Resource Center in 2022!
We are looking for dedicated sponsors for this event. Our Sponsorship packages are exclusive and something you won’t want to miss!
Please contact: info@themawfoundation.org if you are interested in more details for Sponsorship Packages.
Maiye.waller@themawfoundation.org
(336) 327-1935
St. Petersburg, Florida
Make the world better, kinder, brighter. Every dollar you give will create real change.
Make the world better, kinder, brighter. Every dollar you give will create real change.
Hi
I am Trinesha Davis the Lead Directory of The Mace Anthony Williamson Foundation. I feel honored to be a part of this Movement that helps give a voice to the mothers and their babies because I am one of those mother’s and my son Josias Christopher was one of those babies. January 2017 after realizing what I thought was a stomach virus was actually a baby I was 5 weeks and excited. But the experience was not as magical as I hoped it would be. Out of the maybe 7 appointments I had I never saw the same doctor. They never discussed when I expressed concerns about the weird pains I felt and I always felt dismissed and unheard. Not only were the doctors doing it but family members that already had children were invalidating what I said and felt. I was always told “That baby the size of a plum you’re not feeling anything” “Your a hypochondriac”
At 2am 04/07/17 I awoke in a puddle of blood and in a lot of pain. Although Living 10 minutes away from the hospital I was not seen till after 4am. I was 16 weeks pregnant and had never seen my son on an ultrasound till then. His Heartbeat was strong he was moving around and I thought everything was going to be ok. At 6am a doctor finally seen me and said I would need a minor surgery because I was threatening a miscarriage. Just the sound of that word freaked me out and I started “peeing” on myself. I told a nurse I was peeing and she just looked at me and said no you’re not just lay back down. A doctor told me my water had broke and I was miscarrying and I’d have to deliver the baby. I was given two options continue on with the labor or wait a day to see if my fluids would fill back up. But that second option was given in a way that scared me into choosing to have him. Its an everyday battle wishing and wondering what if I just waited and wasn’t scared into believing I’d die. I wish I had an Organization like The MAW Foundation that would help me be heard, and give me resources and access to someone who cares about me and my child.
After pushing my son out his umbilical cord detached from my placenta and a doctor made a comment that I was going lose him regardless. My placenta had to be surgically removed so I didn’t see my son till hours after I had him. Idk what felt worse feeling like I was being rushed to leave the hospital without my son or actually leaving the hospital without him.
My issues with how I was being treated by doctors didn’t end when I left the hospital. I had concerns and questions on how I just woke up lost my child. Why did the doctor say I would’ve lost him anyways? And the answer I got was “It just happens”. I wanted to know if I did something wrong, was it a medical issue, or what could I have done differently, but I got no answers.
The coping was a long and hard process that I still deal with 4 years later. My relationship was strained because my significant other didn’t know how to help me and I couldn’t help myself. Returning to work was very hard because there were 5 other expecting coworkers and that’s were I experienced a switch from grief to jealousy. Although short lived it was there the feeling of unfairness, And devastation and anger that I felt after one told me I didn’t get to celebrate Mother’s Day because I wasn’t a mother. I almost chose violence that day and lost my job. I dealt with a Facebook troll using my sons death against me over a difference in opinion.
The hardest thing about coping is the ignorant things people say, and how they are unaware they hurt you. All the “You’re young you’ll have more” “ It was Gods plan” “God needed him more” etc. only made things worse. It’s a day by day process but with time and friends that have dealt with similar things it has gotten better.