$8 can provide a newborn kit containing a receiving blanket, gown, 4 cloth diapers, 4 safety pins, 2 bars of soap and one pair of socks in an emergency.

$10 can provide food for a three-day hospital stay for a new mother from a rural community. If food is not provided, women are less likely to go to a hospital to give birth, as their families often aren't able to visit and bring meals, putting themselves and their babies at risk.

$25 can provide health care guides and charts to help make lifesaving decisions during emergencies.

$62 can train a community volunteer to support expectant mothers, paving the way for safe deliveries.

$190 can provide transportation — such as tricycle ambulances — that will bring high-risk, expectant mothers from rural areas to hospitals for quality care, improving the chances that they and their children will survive childbirth.

$410 can train local health professionals, who will provide quality care for years to come.

$465 can provide a birthing center with essential medical supplies and equipment to help ensure healthy deliveries.

$1,500 can buy a delivery table