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Wow, I can get an extra 2-5oz/day at MOST. Way to go.
I googled breastmilk donation Maryland, and it does appear that there's a "Human Milk for Human Babies" chapter. Their facebook page doesn't have much information, but the national organization has a "contact us" on their website, and they may be able to refer you along without facebook?

http://hm4hb.net/

No idea what the organization is all about, so certainly not advocating a donation there. Here our local children's hospital accepts it directly, so that might be an idea?

Do you have any Homebirth midwives in your area? If you contact one, many times they can set you up with a mama in need. I've donated hundreds of ounces this way. It's a wonderful feeling

I had the same thing happen when DS was in the NICU. After he came home I had tons of it in the freezer. I went through the Milkshare website. I was put together with a lady whose adopted son was having bad reactions to all kinds of formula. She bought a styrofoam container and sent it overnight via FedEx, along with another shipping label so that I could fill the cooler, strap it closed and send it back, all at her cost. I had too much for that cooler, so we did it again a couple days after for the rest of my stash.

http://milkshare.birthingforlife.com/

I'm actually hoping to be able to donate again, since I always have an over supply of milk. I'd love to help someone else on a regular basis.

Maybe you could google if there is a Moms of Multiples group near you and ask if any of their members are interested in donated milk. So many moms with twins or triplets can't keep up with BFing their babies and would probably jump at the chance to have BM for their little ones.

Local hospitals wouldn't take it either and I didn't have facebook so I donated through the Human Milk Bank of Texas. Give them a call! The hospitals in my area referred me to them because that is where they get their donated milk. They put you through a screening process and pay for you to have a blood draw locally. After that passes then they send you a cooler box and pay the shipping to them. You just have to get the dry ice (which they reimburse you for!)

http://www.texasmilkbank.org/

@beaker: what about contacting your local LLL?
P.s.I don't have experience but I am assuming any trustworthy organization would want screening to be done.
Local mom groups?