The Milk Bank: Serving North Dakota

Where to Donate Breast Milk in Jamestown, North Dakota

Thank you for your interest in becoming a lifesaving milk donor!
You can donate breast milk at The Milk Bank’s Milk Depot in Jamestown, North Dakota.

Welcome to our breast milk donation site in Jamestown, North Dakota.

Are you looking for a way to donate breast milk in Jamestown, North Dakota? Welcome to The Milk Bank, the primary milk bank of North Dakota. We have a Milk Depot located at Jamestown Regional Medical Center Clinic, where approved milk donors of The Milk Bank can quickly and easily drop-off their donations of frozen breast milk.

Milk donated at the Milk Depot is transported to The Milk Bank – a nonprofit milk bank improving health outcomes for premature and ill infants – where it is processed, analyzed, pasteurized, and distributed to NICUs and hospitals across the state.

Not an approved donor yet? Learn all about becoming a lifesaving milk donor!

Donate Milk at our Milk Depot at Jamestown Regional Medical Center Clinic

2422 20th Street SW, Jamestown, North Dakota, 58401

Donations of breast milk from approved donors of The Milk Bank may be made M – S from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Why donate milk to The Milk Bank?

When you donate milk to The Milk Bank, you help premature babies not only survive, but thrive.

Meet Lynne, who went through a traumatic c-section to deliver her first child. “I was not emotionally, physically, or mentally in a state where I could provide milk to him,” said Lynne. Fortunately, Lynne’s hospital had safe donor milk from The Milk Bank available.

A few years later, Lynne found herself in the same situation with her premature daughter. Thankfully she was prepared with the knowledge that her hospital had donor milk available, which took the fear, worry, and pressure away from Lynne.

“It was important for me that my both of my children received donor milk or breast milk because of the health benefits associated with breast milk,” shared Lynne. Now, her children are thriving and healthy, something Lynne attributes to those early feedings of donor milk.

Join Other Jamestown Moms and Become a Lifesaving Milk Donor Today!