A 36-year-old woman, Alyse Ogletree from Texas, USA, has made headlines and cemented her place in the Guinness World Records

A 36-year-old woman, Alyse Ogletree from Texas, USA, has made headlines and cemented her place in the Guinness World Records for an extraordinary act of kindness: donating a staggering 2,645.58 liters (approximately 700 gallons) of breast milk. This incredible contribution is estimated to have saved the lives of over 3.5 lakh (350,000) premature and ill babies.
Ogletree’s remarkable journey of donation began in 2010 after the birth of her first son, Kyle, when she discovered she was producing a significant excess of milk. A nurse suggested she consider donating it, opening her eyes to a powerful way to give back. Since then, she has continued to donate after the births of her other children, Kage and Kory, and even after serving as a surrogate mother.
Her dedication has not only earned her global recognition but has also provided vital nourishment to countless fragile infants through the Mothers’ Milk Bank in North Texas. According to the milk bank, one liter of breast milk can sustain approximately 11 premature newborns.
Alyse Ogletree’s story is a testament to the profound impact one individual can have, inspiring others with her generosity and raising awareness about the critical need for breast milk donations.