text: Two mothers may have had best tax day of their lives on Wednesday after giving birth on the IRS deadline and receiving a college fund for their newborn from the state of Georgia. A Savannah baby and a baby in Atlanta has been awarded $1,529 for college expenses as part of a state sweepstake draw before even turning 10-hours-old. The Savannah Morning News reports Levi Jarrett Millspaugh was born at 2:38 a.m. Wednesday, making him this year’s first Tax Day baby at Memorial University Medical Center. New addition: Levi Jarrett Millspaugh was born at 2:38 a.m. Wednesday, making him this year’s first Tax Day baby at Memorial University Medical Center . The donation, made by Path2College 529 Plan, is given to the first child born each year on Tax Day at Memorial. This is the second year for the Tax Day baby celebration. 'How often do you wake up and find your baby has a college savings before he’s even 10 hours old?' Aaron Millspaugh, whose son Levi Jarrett was born at Memorial University Medical Center in Savannah early on Wednesday. 'We were 100 percent surprised,' Millspaugh told FoxNews. 'They came in to the room around 8:30 and told us the news. We had no idea. We thought we would just have the baby and head home to start our family.' Director of Women’s Services at Memorial Rosalind Jackson says the celebration helps put the Tax Day baby on the path to educational success. This event is also part of a statewide newborn sweepstakes where families who welcome a baby in 2015 can enter for a chance to win a $5,529 college savings plan. Lucky baby: The other lucky winner was a baby named Johnathan, the newborn child of David Choe and his wife Jennifer . 'This is a great way to set our "Tax Day Baby" on the road to educational success,' said Rosalind Jackson. 'We try to make every birth experience at Memorial a positive one and this partnership with Path2College makes it even more exciting for this special family.' This is the second time the event was held at the Savannah hospital but it is the fifth year the gift was awarded at Northside Hospital in Atlanta. The other lucky winner was a baby named Johnathan, the newborn child of David Choe and his wife Jennifer. 'It was a total surprise,' David told FoxNews.com. 'Education has always been a top priority for our children.' David said that he and his wife were told six hours after Jonathan’s birth that they would be getting a small college savings fund and that they were thrilled. 'This is a good head start,' he said. 'It will definitely make us more proactive in saving for his education.' Never too early: David said that he and his wife were told six hours after Jonathan’s birth that they would be getting a small college savings fund and that they were thrilled .
target: Savannah baby Levi Jarrett Millspaugh is this year’s first Tax Day baby at Memorial University Medical Center .
  The other lucky winner was a baby named Johnathan from Atlanta .
  The babies were awarded $1,529 for college expenses, a donation made by Path2College 529 Plan .