Comfort.
A soft companion a child can hold during an unfamiliar medical experience.
Meet the programA bear. A book. A little bravery.Helping make
Helping make
the hospital
less scary
for kids.
MnM Alliance provides children with a comforting bear and a child-friendly book that helps explain what happens when they receive medical care.
A little comfort goes a long way.
Something to holdA comforting companion
Something to understandA story for unfamiliar moments
Someone who caresA reminder they are not alone
Comfort + understandingLittle things.
Little things.
A big difference.
Medical care can feel unfamiliar to a child. A friendly face and a simple story offer a gentle place to start.
Understanding.
A child-friendly story that introduces the people, equipment and care they may encounter.
Explore the storyReassurance.
A way for children and families to talk, ask questions and feel a little more prepared.
Why it mattersCustom handmade braceletsMade by hand.
Made by hand.
Made for you.
A name, a meaningful word, your favorite colors. Create a personal bracelet with MnM Alliance.
Create your braceletYou can make a differenceHelp comfort
Help comfort
a child.
Support the Bear + Book program and help bring a little kindness to children receiving medical care.
Our purposeMore comfort.
More comfort.
More understanding.
More kindness.
We’re building connections with hospitals, doctors’ offices and people who believe a child’s experience matters.
A bear to hold.
A story to share.
A reminder someone cares.The Bear + Book program
From your kindness to their care
Inside the program How it works.
You give
Donors and sponsors support the Bear + Book program.
We coordinate
MnM Alliance works with care teams to plan appropriate deliveries.
A child receives
A bear to hold and a story to help explain the medical experience.
Kindness stays
A familiar companion and a book families can revisit together.
For hospitals.
Bring comfort and understanding to the children and families you serve.
Explore a partnershipFor doctors’ offices.
Help young patients feel more familiar with the people and care around them.
Learn about the program