<human>: Hey Reddit,

My little sister got pregnant sometime at the beginning of this year (she's due in September). Things were going fine (I guess) until she went to the doctor and was sent to a specialist because they told her that the amniotic fluid was low. The specialist told her that it was due to something called bilateral renal agenesis which, according to what I could find, means the baby failed to develop kidneys. At this point, they know the baby is basically dead, so after she has it, they're going to be ready for a funeral.

When this all happened and they were essentially told this baby will die, I wondered why she didn't prepare to abort it then. I asked my mom because she's the reason I'm writing this, and she texted back: 

>Cause it was to late unless went to Colorado and pd thousands. And she just couldn't find it in her heart to do it.

(We live in Kansas.)

Now, the reason I'm writing all of this is because my mom asked me if I would try to find organizations that help cover the funeral costs because nobody in my family can afford it. I'm not looking for donations or anything, I'm just looking for names of organizations as I'm not finding much Googling for the answer.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Baby is apparently going to come out dead, and my family is going to need help. Do you know the name of any organization that helps with this stuff?