Church Media Kit
Equipping churches with the tools to share the mission of Network of Life and participate in the Baby Bottle Campaign.
Thank you for partnering with Network of Life to support mothers, babies, and families in our community. This page provides graphics, announcements, and resources your church can use to share about our ministry and participate in the Baby Bottle Campaign.
Quick Start Resources
Everything your church needs to quickly share and participate in the Baby Bottle Campaign.
The Baby Bottle Campaign is a simple and meaningful way for churches to support the mission of Network of Life. Members of your congregation take home a baby bottle, fill it with coins, cash, or checks, and return it to help provide compassionate care and practical support for mothers and families in our community.
How the Campaign Works
The Baby Bottle Campaign is a simple and meaningful way for your church to support mothers and families in our community.
Appointment a
Campaign Coordinator
Choose a volunteer or staff member who will oversee the Baby Bottle Campaign and serve as the main point of contact
Plan the Details
of the Campaign
Most Baby Bottle Campaigns run for 3–4 weeks and can easily fit into your church calendar.
Promote the Campaign
at Your Church
Promotion helps your congregation understand the mission and participate fully.
Distribute & Collect the Baby Bottles
Encourage participation by making bottles easy to access and reminding members throughout the campaign.
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Select a coordinator to organize and oversee the campaign.
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The coordinator will communicate with Network of Life and help guide the campaign timeline.
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They will also help organize volunteers and ensure bottles are distributed and collected.
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Choose a campaign start date that works best for your church.
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Network of Life will help determine the number of bottles needed based on attendance or bulletins printed.
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Bottles will be delivered to the location your church designates.
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Begin promoting the campaign two weeks before launch.
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Share announcements during services, in bulletins, newsletters, or church emails.
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Introduce Network of Life through small groups, Bible studies, or ministry networks.
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Visit networkoflife.org for videos and additional resources to support promotion.
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Place bottles and campaign signs in a visible location such as the church lobby.
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Enlist volunteers to help distribute bottles to the congregation.
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Provide weekly reminders about the campaign and the collection date.
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Bottles can be filled with coins, cash, or checks.
The Ideal Timeline
This suggested timeline helps your church easily plan and run a successful Baby Bottle Campaign.
Week 1
Begin the Baby Bottle Campaign by introducing it to your congregation.
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Announce the campaign during services.
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Share the purpose of the campaign and the mission of Network of Life.
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Distribute baby bottles to members of the congregation.
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Encourage families to take a bottle home and fill it with coins, cash, or checks.
Week 4
Collect the filled baby bottles from your congregation.
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Announce the campaign during services.
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Share the purpose of the campaign and the mission of Network of Life.
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Distribute baby bottles to members of the congregation.
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Encourage families to take a bottle home and fill it with coins, cash, or checks.
Week 2-3
Keep the campaign visible and remind your congregation to participate.
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Provide weekly reminders during services or in church communications.
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Share updates about the impact of the campaign.
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Encourage members to return their filled bottles by the collection date.
After the Campaign
Once bottles are collected, coordinate the return with Network of Life.
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Gather all returned bottles and confirm the total.
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Contact Network of Life to arrange bottle pickup or drop-off.
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Celebrate your church’s participation and the lives impacted through the campaign.
