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Breast milk donation can help hospitalized babies. For premature infants and other infants in need of special care, human milk can be lifesaving and provides the best protection against devastating infections. Besides premature and vulnerable infants, breast milk may help babies, children, and even adults who have allergies or sensitivities to formulas, gastrointestinal problems, immune deficiencies, or other conditions.
St. Luke’s breastfeeding specialists can answer your questions about becoming a milk donor, assist you with the screening process, and ship your precious milk to a donor milk facility. There it will be processed, pasteurized, and distributed to infants who will benefit from it.
For more information, please call:
- Boise: (208) 381-7644
- Twin Falls: (208) 814-6455
- Meridian: (208) 706-3119
- Wood River Valley: (208) 727-8531
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Facilities & Locations
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In All Locations
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St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital
190 E. Bannock St.Boise, ID 83712208-706-5437 -
St. Luke's Meridian Medical Center
520 S. Eagle Rd.Meridian, ID 83642(208) 706-5000 -
St. Luke's Wood River Medical Center
Street Address: 100 Hospital Dr.Mailing Address: P.O. Box 100Ketchum, ID 83340(208) 727-8800 -
St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center
801 Pole Line Road W.Twin Falls, ID 83301(208) 814-1000
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Care and Handling of Milk and Equipment
For information on the care and handling of breast pump equipment and pumped human milk, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Screening and Pasteurization ProcessTo learn about the screening and pasteurization process required of HMBANA accredited donor human milk facilities, visit the Human Milk Banking Association of North America.