Due to Joy is a small, faith-based company offering care packages for women and families grieving the loss of a baby—and meaningful gifts for those celebrating the life of a rainbow baby. Our mission is to extend comfort, compassion, and the hope of Christ to those navigating the heartbreak of miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss. We want each person to know: you are not alone.

Our care packages are thoughtfully curated with tenderness and intention. Inside, you'll find items like journals, books, Scripture cards, comforting messages, and keepsakes—each one chosen to provide a gentle space to grieve, reflect, and begin to heal. These are more than just boxes; they are invitations to pause, to remember, and to be reminded that even in sorrow, you are seen and deeply loved.

There are moments in life that change everything—the kind of before-and-after moments you carry with you forever. For me, one of those moments was the loss of our baby through miscarriage. It was a grief that silenced me and reshaped me all at once. In the quiet that followed, I longed for comfort that was personal, faith-filled, and real—a way to feel held in a season where so much had been lost.

That’s how Due to Joy began.

In the beginning, it was a simple offering: a care package assembled with prayer and filled with warmth, Scripture, and sincerity. A tangible reminder for grieving mothers that they are not forgotten. Since then, Due to Joy has grown into something more—a community, a movement, and a ministry that reaches grieving families across North America.

We’ve expanded our product line, improved our packaging, and deepened our mission—but the heart has never changed. Our desire is still to meet women in their grief with the hope of Jesus, to create space for sorrow and faith to coexist, and to walk alongside them as they navigate this sacred, painful road.

Looking ahead, my hope is that Due to Joy will continue to be more than a shop. I want it to be a refuge—a place to find words when you have none, tools to support a grieving friend, or simply the comfort of knowing you’re not walking alone.

This work is personal. And it’s grounded in the tender, attentive love of a God who draws near to the brokenhearted.

Whether you are grieving or supporting someone who is—thank you for being here. You are not alone. You are deeply loved. And even here, even now, joy—though it may look different—is still coming.