In partnership with Whitstable Rotary

Why we do what we do,
helping babies get a safer start.

Through Caviar Club and Whitstable Rotary, our community comes together to help premature babies receive warmth, protection and a safer start.

Babies supported

Why this, and why us

Every baby deserves warmth, protection and the best possible chance, wherever they are born.

Caviar Club brings members together to support practical neonatal care through Whitstable Rotary. It is a shared commitment to helping premature babies when support matters most.

Every contribution becomes part of a collective effort, bringing people together around one clear purpose: helping more babies get a safer start.


From the field

The people, equipment and care behind the mission.

Nurses with a mobile incubator system.
Nurses with a mobile incubator system.
Clinical staff preparing a mobile incubator system.
Clinical staff preparing a mobile incubator system.
A nurse with an installed mobile incubator system.
A nurse with an installed mobile incubator system.
A mobile incubator system packed and ready for transport.
A mobile incubator system packed and ready for transport.
A mobile incubator system placed in a hospital.
A mobile incubator system placed in a hospital.
Incubator equipment unpacked and ready for use.
Incubator equipment unpacked and ready for use.

The people behind it

Billy Chalk
Founder, Caviar Club

I support this because every baby deserves the safest possible start, wherever they are born. Caviar Club gives us a way to turn the strength of our community into practical help, one incubator at a time.

The Caviar Club collective
Members contributing together

Members turn shared access into shared impact. Every contribution, introduction and conversation helps more premature babies receive vital care. It is the strength of the collective, many people choosing to act together, that keeps the mission moving.


250 miles, for the same reason

Ben is an experienced ultrarunner and has known Billy for more than 30 years. Their conversations about the mOm incubator programme inspired him to use his biggest challenge yet to raise awareness and support for premature babies.

In Ben's words

In May 2027, I will take on Cocodona 250, a 253.3-mile ultramarathon from Black Canyon to Flagstaff, with nearly 39,000 feet of climbing. I am using the challenge to raise awareness and funds for mOm incubators, supporting premature babies where neonatal care is under immense pressure. Through my friendship with Billy Chalk, I saw how one practical contribution can make a real difference. Every mile is a chance to turn personal challenge into practical help for the most fragile lives.

Ben after an ultramarathon in ArizonaBen training in mountain terrain


Check us on this

The charity: Whitstable Rotary, registered charity 1023624, https://www.whitstablerotary.org/

The equipment: mOm (Mobile Obstetric Maternal) incubator systems.

Together, we can help more babies get the safest possible start.