Make a gift
Fund one mother's year.
Change her whole story.
The large majority of every dollar you give — 85% — goes directly to therapy for a postpartum mother who couldn't access care without you. Overhead kept deliberately lean. Just a mom getting the support she deserves.
Financial transparency
We believe you should know exactly where your gift goes.
The Therapy Access Fund is designed to keep overhead lean and therapy access high. The large majority of what you give goes straight to a mother's care — not marketing, not gala events, not executive salaries. Want the details? See how funded therapy works.
The large majority of every dollar — 85% — goes directly to a mother's therapy.
Allocation targets for our first operating year. Actual figures will be published in our annual report. We are committed to full financial transparency.
Other ways to give
More ways to give.
Sponsor a mom
A $5,000 named gift sponsors one mother's complete year of care. In return, you'll receive recognition on our website and in donor materials, and a personal update on the mom your gift supports.
Sponsor a mom →Corporate giving
Fund a group of moms on behalf of your company or organization. We'll work with you to structure a partnership that reflects your values and makes a real, lasting difference for mothers who need care.
Get in touch →Are you a postpartum-specialized therapist?
Join our vetted network and offer sessions to PTP-funded clients. You bring the expertise — we handle intake, matching, and payment. Every therapist in our network is reviewed before any client is matched with them.
Join the network →- Active licensure in good standing reviewed by PTP staff
- Demonstrated postpartum or perinatal specialization (PMH-C preferred)
- Trauma-informed practice orientation
- Willingness to accept PTP's reimbursement rate and billing terms
- Telehealth capability and/or in-person availability
I didn't know postpartum anxiety had a name. I just knew I was drowning. Getting connected with a therapist changed everything — for the first time since giving birth, I felt like someone was in my corner.
— Sarah, 4 months postpartum
Your gift made this possible.
Who your gift funds
Briana Sampson, LMFT, PMH-C
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist — Texas (LMFT #204978) and California (LMFT #108056) · Certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C)
Briana founded the Postpartum Therapy Project, sets the clinical standards every funded therapist is vetted against, and reviews the guidance published on this site. Your gift is administered by a licensed perinatal specialist, not a fundraising office.
Before you give
Questions donors ask.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. The Postpartum Therapy Project operates under the fiscal sponsorship of Women’s Nonprofit Alliance, a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, so your gift is tax-deductible today. You will receive a receipt for your records when your donation is processed.
Why does my bank statement say Women’s Nonprofit Alliance?
Because donations are processed through our fiscal sponsor. Women’s Nonprofit Alliance is the 501(c)(3) parent organization that holds our tax-exempt status. Funds are credited directly to the Postpartum Therapy Project — the alliance does not retain any portion of your gift.
Where does my money actually go?
Eighty-five percent goes directly to therapy sessions. Ten percent covers intake coordination, therapist vetting, community education sessions and referral partnerships. Five percent covers legal, accounting and donor communications. These are allocation targets for our first operating year; actual figures will be published in our annual report.
How much does it cost to fund one mother’s year of therapy?
Five thousand dollars funds one mother’s complete year — 26 bi-weekly sessions with a vetted, trauma-informed perinatal specialist, at no cost to her. That works out to roughly $192 per session. Smaller gifts are pooled to fund sessions for mothers already enrolled.
Who receives the therapy you fund?
Mothers within the first twelve months postpartum who live in Texas and have demonstrated financial need. No diagnosis and no insurance are required to apply. Every funded mother is matched with a therapist holding Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C).