The Story of James Jerome Pollock
Learn more about the story of our nonprofit’s namesake, James, from our founders Cody and Sierra Pollock
About Us and James’ Story
James’ Triumph was founded by Sierra and Cody Pollock. Their son James Jerome was stillborn on August 20th, 2025 just 5 weeks before his due date. There were no issues with the pregnancy or any other pre-existing conditions that would have given any signs or concerns of stillbirth.
During pregnancy, they were not informed of any of the possibilities of complications or issues such as stillbirth and were never notified what to do by their OBGYN if they had any concerns about their baby or to do any counting of kicks or tracking of the baby’s movement. You can read more about James’ Story and their time at the hospital in the blog posts here.
Following their loss of James they wanted to come up with a way to actively support other families who have experienced this loss and provide Biblical support on how to work through this terrible grief. They want to be a light in this darkness and help people work through and learn to live with their grief, but never move on from or forget their sweet baby in heaven.
Courtney joined our mission after she and her husband experienced a miscarriage with their first pregnancy. She was disappointed in the healthcare system’s lack of education and support during such a heartbreaking time. Courtney is passionate and dedicated to raising awareness about pregnancy loss and helping educate others. It is her prayer that she can use the story of her angel baby to empathize with and support other families on a deeper level.
Our Mission and Vision:
James’ Triumph exists to help support families who have been affected by miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss (up to 1yr old). We strive to help support families with Biblical resources. We hope to not only bring awareness to the leading causes of these tragedies, but help families know and understand the healing that only faith in Jesus Christ can bring.
Vision: To bring awareness and support to those who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss. Emphasizing the fact that human life and value begins at conception.
Ways We Support Families:
1. Grief Support
We can help provide grief group referrals or mentorships, faith based books, journals and help connecting you with a therapist or counselor if you need one. We are in the process of setting up grief groups that meet regularly. If you are interested in joining, please reach out.
2. Gift Boxes
We put together grief boxes to give to local Labor and Delivery hospitals, OBGYN clinics and mail directly to families who have experienced a loss. Gift boxes contain grief books for mom and dad, a blanket, stuffed animal and a few other items to help families work through their grief and have a few small tangible memories of thier child in Heaven.
3. Medical Bill Relief Grants
We can help with medical bills related to your loss. There are other state funded programs and assistance, but some famiklies may not qualify for this aid. We believe a family should not have to go home empty handed and be finanically burdened from their hostpial visit. Please contact us on our “Get in Touch” page for next steps and an application.
4. James Jerome Pollock Memorial Scholarship
We provide a scholarship for K-12 Christian education for students with siblings who are in heaven. Families in need can learn more about this opportunity and apply for aid HERE
We also work together with other causes that align with our mission
We also partner with and support other nonprofits and organizations that align with our mission. Some other nonprofits or missions with similar goals and support resources are linked below:
Hope For The Mourning
We have loved their great writings of their own on some critical topics, book reccomendations and care boxes with books for families.
Missing GRACE
They provide resources and support for families who are grieving, following a pregnancy loss, infant loss, infertility, or adoption challenges.
Benjamin’s Gift
Finanical Assistance for families who have experienced stillbirth.
*Non-faith Based*
Manny’s Fund
Manny's Fund walks beside families through infant and child loss.
Honey Lake Clinic
Christian Residential Mental & Behavioral Health Care
Located in northern FL, it is a great resource if you feel overwhelmed and counseling is not enough.
Meet Our Board
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Sierra Pollock
Co-Founder
BOARD CHAIR and TREASURER
James’ Momma
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Courtney Martindale-Grams
BOARD VICE-CHAIR
Momma to Sweet Pea
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Cody Pollock
Co-Founder
BOARD SECRETARY
James’ Dadda
Interested in supporting our mission with your time and talents?
Our Subcomittees are always looking for people who are passionate about our cause to help out.
Fundraising and Event Planning Support
The goal of this group is to reach out to local businesses, families and organizations for support of our events and fundraising efforts.
Community Outreach
Proactively distribute information on James’ Triumph resources to churches, clinics, hosptials and other community touch points.
Event Volunteer Group
Group of volunteers that help us day-of with our various events. Minimal time commitment required.
Family Mentorships
Partner with families to form tight relationships around shared giref experiences. We are always looking for more families who would like to meet with those in need and help us grow our support network.
Are you looking for support or
know someone who needs help?
We would love the opportunity to come alongside you in this difficult time.
Please fill out the below form and someone from our team will reach out to you with the ways we can help support you. We know it can be hard to ask for help, especially when you have so much going on. If you would prefer to have a family member or friend reach out to us, we would love to work with them to help you! If a family you know has experienced loss, we would love to send them a care box. Please fill out your contact information below and we will contact you to get their address to get a box sent to them!
A Picture of James J. Pollock
on the day he was born sleeping

