Modern Widows Club

03/28/2026

Find all the many complimentary and fee for service programs at Modern Widows Club on our website- browse around at
https://modernwidowsclub.org

As a women’s health, public service nonprofit, we provide a variety of resources for women in widowhood. Find hope, healing and growth and leadership resources!

03/27/2026

Thank you to the almost 1000 viewers who took the time to listen to this widow advocacy podcast interview with Modern Widows Club Founder Carolyn Moor!!

🎙️Carrie On!Every two minutes in the U.S., a married woman becomes a widowSummary: In this deeply moving and eye-opening episode of Carrie On!, host Carrie ...

03/26/2026

Listen to Carolyn Moor as she shares her journey through loss and rebuilding.

For 9 years, the story of losing her husband on Valentine’s Day shaped how she saw herself and her life. In that space, she longed for something many widows quietly search for—a community, a mentor, and guidance on how to rebuild, navigate dating, and carry it all forward.

Her story is one so many widows can relate to… and a reminder that you don’t have to do this alone.

03/26/2026

The woman who welcomes you at an MWC gathering? She’s been cared for too. Today we are sharing a quote from Becki, community advocate (volunteer leader) from our Pittsburgh, PA MWC community.

You see, our MWC program manager, Beth, walks alongside every volunteer — equipping them, supporting them, and ensuring that wherever you show up, the warmth you feel is consistent, intentional, and real. This internal support is always present.

Because you deserve to walk into a room and know you are safe. 💛

It’s everything that happens before you arrive. MWC invests in the women who lead so that every widow (you) who walks in feels it. Supported leadership. Consistent care. Real community.

Are you ready to connect? We hope you’ll say yes. Learn more by reviewing our website and resources, join a gathering at https://modernwidowsclub.org (LINK IN BIO)

Since 2011💛

03/26/2026

Modern Widows Club®️ | The Movement for Widow Care® (MWC) is a women’s health organization providing holistic widow care that goes beyond traditional grief support—providing essential women’s health tools for your journey from grief to growth and empowered living.

We are proud to share our 2025 MWC Annual Impact Report — a testament to the resilience, community, and bold vision that drives everything we do. This month-by-month journey through 2025 reflects our unwavering commitment to making widow support and widow care more visible, more meaningful, and more accessible to every widow who needs it.

Our nonprofit is primarily financed through the generosity and support of widows who understand the unique challenges faced after the loss of a partner.

While we do receive contributions, grants, and assistance from non-widows, we are actively working to expand our network of supporters who recognize the importance of addressing the needs of women and partners who have experienced the loss of a loved one.

Our culture of philanthropy is rooted in deep intention — to build sustainable partnerships that multiply our impact, strengthen our programs, and ensure every widow has the support she needs to transform grief into growth, and survival into a life truly worth living. Because when we think of the women we love most, this is exactly what we would want for them.

The full story of 2025 — and the bold vision we are stepping into in 2026 — is waiting for you in our 2025 MWC Annual Impact Report. Find it on our website under ‘About’ > ‘Financials’.
https://modernwidowsclub.org/financials

We think you’ll be moved by what you read!

03/25/2026

Widowhood changes many things—how we see the world, how we navigate life, and often how we see ourselves.

Many widows discover strengths they never knew they had. Strength to make difficult decisions. Strength to rebuild a life that looks different than the one they planned. Strength to continue showing up for their families, their communities, and themselves.

While the journey through loss is deeply personal, it can also reveal resilience, courage, and growth in ways we never expected.

Discussion Question:
In what ways has widowhood changed how you see your own strength and resilience?

Your story matters, and sharing it can help other widows feel less alone.

✨ If you’re looking for connection, resources, and a community that understands the widow journey, consider joining Modern Widows Club. Click the link below to learn more about membership and become part of a community where widows rise together. Choose from Connection, Resilience or Empowerment memberships.
https://modernwidowsclub.org/membership

03/25/2026

Healthy Widow Healthy Woman Podcast new listen with Dr. Mari Marquez on "Post Traumatic Growth in Widowhood".
Learn about some new widow research on personal development and research based tools for adaptation.

Listen today and enjoy where you find your favorite podcasts Link to Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3eQvJARGg0eVqMvUZ9D03r?si=qtFYVa8JRMWrcHqkerFL4A

Find the Healthy Widow Healthy Woman podcast on Apple, iHeartRadio and all the various podcast venues available!!

Healthy Widow Healthy Woman · Episode

03/25/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!💛

Angy PC, Tambrie Mazsa, Edna Creech, Shelley Hennessy Buscaglia, Julie Urso, Giselle Portalatin, Susan George Walker, Cheryl Bowman Stallings-Moore, Becky Todd, Jody Love, Vivian Davenport, Connie Kuhn, Jan Allaway, Mardelle Christel, Susan Rushman, Nancy Pimentel, Melanie Long Schultz, Tracy Smith, Shelly Disalvatore, Ellen Rendon, Moniel Tillman, CarlandKerri Messner, Fran Brown, Jane Rumble, Pat Blocher-Cleavenger, Karen Temple, Sue Havens, Lulu Makhaye, Kathy Esposto, Ruth Ann Stoll, Naops Kashung, Tony Hill, Lynn McLeod Farren, Jennifer D'Ann Kobus, Rebecca Frick Butler, Kenya Hernandez, Marsha Gooch Sakihara, Karen Kinnett-Grace, Tina Corey Garrity, Rheannon Elizabeth Nott, Brigette Thoms, Victoria Neuhart Lietz, Theresa Hult, Dorothy A Duke, Shanon Bramblette, Shannon Spears Howard, Sara Dvorak, Aum Bd, Crystal Chastain, Sherill Glassmaker

03/24/2026

Listen to Dr. Mari Marquez share her powerful journey through loss and transformation.

After losing her husband, she made a promise to give her daughter the best life possible. That promise became purpose leading her to pursue a PhD in psychology, not only as a path to her own healing, but to help others navigate trauma, grief, and resilience.

Her story is a testament to the strength of widows, the power of motherhood, and what it means to rebuild life with intention.

Learn more about our MWC communities and resources at http://modernwidowsclub.org
Our 3 MWC Membership Tiers for widows - we meet you right where you are today - Connection, Resilience or Empowerment :) https://modernwidowsclub.org/membership

03/24/2026

Circles of widows are not about grief alone. They are about what comes next.
When a woman loses her partner or spouse, she does not just lose a person. She loses a role, a routine, a financial partner, a witness to her life of shared memories. The silence that follows is unlike anything else.

But here is what happens when find each other:
• Shared truth. No one understands the strange mix of sorrow, relief, guilt, and courage quite like a woman who has walked the same road. “Me too” carries enormous weight in that room.

• Practical strength. Who do I call about the will? How do I handle the finances alone? How do I tell people I am ready to live again? These questions are easier when someone beside you has already found the answers.

• Permission to rebuild. Sometimes a woman needs to see another widow laugh, travel, start a business, or fall in love again before she believes it is allowed. Witnessing is powerful.

• A place where has no deadline. The world moves on quickly. A circle of widows does not rush anyone. Healing happens at its own pace, and that pace is respected.

Widowhood is one of the most disorienting transitions a woman can face.

It should never be a solo journey and it doesn’t have to be because Modern Widows Club®️ | The Movement for Widow Care (MWC) exists.

Join one of our many widow support communities this month https://modernwidowsclub.org

*All photos are of real widow circles at MWC💛

03/24/2026