Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Landmarks

Every October 15th, on Baby Loss Remembrance Day, landmarks across the world shine pink and blue during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, remembering the babies gone too soon through miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal, and infant loss. This month carries a dual meaning: while blue and pink lights illuminate buildings, bridges, and landmarks across communities, they also shine a light on the millions of families who experience the loss of a baby each year.

Through our Every Baby Loss Matters: Honor Them Out Loud campaign, Chasing the Rainbows is proud to recognize the landmarks, hospitals, cities, and communities joining us in raising awareness and honoring every baby gone too soon. These pink and blue light-ups serve as visible reminders that pregnancy and infant loss matters, that grieving parents are not alone, and that every baby deserves to be remembered.

City Walk Birmingham

Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel

Renaissance Montgomery Hotel

RSA Battle House Tower

RSA Centennial Hill Building

RSA Dexter Avenue Building

RSA Systems Building - Montgomery

RSA Tower - Mobile

RSA Trustmark Building

The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa

RSA Van Antwerp

Eloy Tower – Eloy

Gilbert Lighting Tower - Gilbert (October 14)

Mayo Clinic - Phoenix

Union Plaza - Little Rock

Moreno Valley M – Riverside County

Sails at the San Diego Convention Center

San Francisco City Hall

CN Tower - Toronto

Niagara Falls (October 15 at 10:00 PM - 15 minutes long)

Sails of Light - Vancouver

Science World - Vancouver

McNichols Civic Center Building (Pink)

Ben Franklin Bridge – Camden (October 17)

Indian River Inlet Bridge (October 1-10)

Lower Trenton Bridge

New Hope-Lambertville Toll-Supported Bridge

Uhlerstown-Frenchtown Toll-Supported Bridge

City of Tampa Bridges (October 17)

City of Tampa City Center (October 17)

City of Tampa Old City Hall (October 17)

Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park - Tampa (October 17)

Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville

River Tower Park - Tampa (October 17)

Tampa Riverwalk (October 17)

Willis Tower - Chicago

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Bridge (October 16)

Des Moines Botanical Garden

Casey's Center - Des Moines

Main Street - Ottumwa

Johns Hopkins Dome – Baltimore

Boston Harbor Hotel

Charles M. Braga Jr. Memorial Bridge (October 16)

Fore River Bridge (October 16)

Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Bridge (October 16)

Longfellow Bridge (October 16)

UMass (The Integrated Sciences Complex)

Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge (October 16)

Capella Tower – Minneapolis

France Avenue Median Lighting

I-35W St. Anthony Falls Bridge

IDS Center

Lowry Avenue Bridge

Mayo Clinics across Minnesota

U.S. Bank Stadium

Saint Louis Science Center

Bell Street Bridge - Glendive

Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge

Casino Pier - Seaside Heights

City of Jamestown Municipal Building

Empire State Plaza

Governor Hochul (October 16)

Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge

Helmsley Building - 230 Park Avenue

Mid-Hudson Bridge - Highland

Moynihan Train Hall (October 16)

Niagara Falls (October 15 at 10:00 PM - 15 minutes long)

Peace Bridge - Buffalo

RXR Park Avenue - NYC

Town of Huntington

Washington Bridge - Jamestown

Twin Arches - Winston-Salem

Dublin Link

Nationwide Children's Hospital (October 12-18)

Terminal Tower

Skydance Bridge

Ben Franklin Bridge - Philadelphia (October 17)

BOMA - Philadelphia
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)

Gulf Tower - Pittsburgh

Harrisburg Capitol Building (October 14-16)

Heritage Johnstown Stone Bridge

Koppers Building - Pittsburgh

Lincoln Financial Field

New Hope-Lambertville Toll-Supported Bridge

Northampton Street Toll-Supported Bridge

One Oxford Centre - Pittsburgh

PECO Building & Crown Lights - Philadelphia

RL Gorilla - Red Lion

Uhlerstown-Frenchtown Toll-Supported Bridge

WellSpan Park - York

Sakonnet River Bridge

Henley Bridge – Knoxville, TN

Korean War Veterans Memorial Bridge - Nashville (October 17)

The Parthenon - Nashville

Houston City Hall - Houston (October 5)

University Health - Robert B. Green Pavilion (October 1-15: Pink)

Columbia Center - Seattle

Riverfront Spokane

Two Union Square – Seattle

Ghost Train Shorewood

Mayo Clinics across Wisconsin

We are incredibly grateful to every landmark, city, hospital, organization, and community participating in this year's Every Baby Loss Matters campaign. Together, we are honoring babies gone too soon, supporting grieving families, and helping ensure no parent walks alone.

When landmarks light up pink and blue, they become more than beautiful displays. They become symbols of remembrance, compassion, and hope for families who have experienced infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal loss, and infant loss. Each light represents a baby who mattered, a family whose life was forever changed, and a story that deserves to be remembered.

We invite communities across the country and around the world to Honor Them Out Loud this October. Share photos of these landmarks, tell the story of the baby you are honoring, attend a local Wave of Light, and help us spread the message that Every Baby Loss Matters.

On October 15 at 7:00 PM local time, communities around the world will also join together for the Wave of Light, lighting candles in memory of babies gone too soon. Together, we can create a wave of light that crosses communities, states, and countries, reminding grieving parents everywhere that they are seen, their babies are remembered, and no parent walks alone.

Thank you to every landmark, hospital, city, organization, and community that is helping us shine a light on pregnancy and infant loss. Your participation helps break the silence, create awareness, validate grief, and remind families that their babies will never be forgotten.