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Annual Donor Breast Milk Drive — San Luis Obispo

In collaboration with the Central Coast Breastfeeding Coalition, Mothers’ Milk Bank California is hosting our Annual Donor Breast Milk Drive in San Luis Obispo.

Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 11:00 AM–3:00 PM

Growing With Baby
1230 Marsh Street, San Luis Obispo


Your Extra Milk Can Make a Difference

Donor breast milk is an important resource for premature and medically fragile babies, particularly those receiving care in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).

Through the generosity of our milk donors, we provide safe, pasteurized donor human milk to hospitals and families throughout the United States and Hawaii.

Here on the Central Coast, we provide donor milk to babies receiving care at Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center, Marian Regional Medical Center, and Cottage Hospital NICUs.

When you donate your milk to us, you are helping us care for babies in your own community and beyond.

When you donate, your milk becomes part of a much larger community of families helping other families.


Can’t Attend the Milk Drive? You Can Still Donate.

If you have milk to donate but can’t join us on October 24, we still want to hear from you.

Contact Leslie Mehigan, who can personally help walk you through the donor process.

Families who complete the screening process and are approved before the Milk Drive may also be able to arrange for their milk to be picked up.

Contact Leslie: 805-440-1271


What to Expect at the Milk Drive

Come by anytime between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Prospective donors can learn more about milk donation, complete their medical history questionnaire, and begin the donor process.

Frozen milk donations up to nine months old will be accepted, and required blood testing can be completed at a later date.

We’ll also have light refreshments and a special thank-you gift for donors.

The Milk Drive is free and open to the public.


A Community Coming Together for Babies

This annual event is made possible through the support of organizations and individuals throughout the Central Coast.

Hosted by Mothers’ Milk Bank California in collaboration with the Central Coast Breastfeeding Coalition, with sponsorship from First 5 San Luis Obispo County.

Together, we’re making it easier for families to donate their extra breast milk and helping ensure this precious resource reaches babies and families who need it.

Breastfeeding Awareness Month