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Modern Widows Club®️The Movement for Widow Care (MWC) is a women’s health nonprofit for compassionate support to widows empowering them to thrive from grief to growth.
+ Take our WIDOW EMPOWERMENT QUIZ:
https://modernwidowsclub.org/widow-empowerment-quiz

💕 Together in Pink, United in Strength.This Breast Cancer Awareness Day, we honor the courage of those fighting breast c...
10/13/2026

💕 Together in Pink, United in Strength.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Day, we honor the courage of those fighting breast cancer, celebrate the resilience of survivors, and remember the beautiful lives lost to this disease.
For widows who have experienced the loss of a spouse to breast cancer, we recognize the love, grief, and memories you carry. Your journey matters, your strength is seen, and you are never alone.

At Modern Widows Club®, we believe in the power of community, compassion, and supporting one another through life's most difficult moments.
Today, we wear pink not only to raise awareness but to remind every woman that her health, her story, and her life matter. 💗

10/12/2026

Grief doesn't just affect the heart. It can affect the entire body. Research shows that the first six months following a loss can be a particularly vulnerable time for physical health.
- Meet Neuroscientist Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor explores why bereavement can increase stress and certain health risks, and what these findings mean for caring for the grieving body.
MWC is honored to recognize Dr. O’Connor, author of The Grieving Brain and The Grieving Body, as our 2026 Legacy Award recipient! Join us October 20 at Liberty House in Jersey City as we celebrate her contributions to grief research and widow wellbeing.
🎟️ Tickets: https://bit.ly/LegacyLeadership2026

10/11/2026

Meet Holly 💜 An MWC Member Spotlight.
- Suddenly widowed and suddenly parenting solo, Holly opened her heart to us about the loss and what life really looks like behind the scenes. Her story reflects what so many of our members are carrying when they first find Modern Widows Club. That’s exactly why we created our MWC Parenting Support Club for widowed moms with kids of all ages, and why stories like hers need to be told.

Our Modern Widows Club Parenting Support Club is no cost to you, thanks to our generous nonprofit sponsors- New York Life Foundation, leaders in whole family bereavement support.

Led by Michelle Walker, Master of Science in Family & Human Development and graduate of the Resilient Parenting Program for Bereaved Families at Arizona State University and a solo parent mom herself.

When a widowed mom is well supported, the impact multiplies. She heals more fully, leads with more confidence, and learns to care for her own health first. That strength ripples out to her children, her family, and her whole community.

✨ Explore all of our support clubs, communities, resources, e-courses, and video collections at modernwidowsclub.org under RESOURCES or FIND MY COMMUNITY.

https://modernwidowsclub.org/clubs/parenting-club

Today is World Mental Health Day.Grief doesn’t only affect the heart, it can impact our mental, emotional, and physical ...
10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day.

Grief doesn’t only affect the heart, it can impact our mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing, too.
For widows, navigating life after loss can bring waves of emotions that aren’t always visible to the outside world. There may be days filled with strength and hope, and others when simply getting through the day feels like enough.

Today is a reminder that your mental health matters.

Give yourself permission to ask for help. Talk to someone you trust. Seek professional support when you need it. Create space to rest, process, and care for yourself without feeling like you have to have everything figured out.
And most importantly, remember that you don’t have to navigate widowhood alone. Community, connection, and compassionate support can make a difference as you continue moving forward.

On , let’s continue breaking the stigma around mental health and creating spaces where widows feel safe being honest about how they’re really doing.

Taking care of your mind is part of taking care of you.

Interested in Volunteering?At Modern Widows Club®, our work is almost entirely driven by the dedication and passion of o...
10/09/2026

Interested in Volunteering?
At Modern Widows Club®, our work is almost entirely driven by the dedication and passion of our hardworking volunteers. Their tireless efforts and unwavering commitment play a crucial role in advancing our mission and supporting widows across the globe. 🌎

We deeply appreciate their invaluable contributions and recognize that their selfless service is the backbone of our organization, enabling us to make a meaningful impact and provide essential resources to those in need.

There are many ways to get involved in our mission and movement at MWC. Learn more about how, who is currently serving and more: https://modernwidowsclub.org/leadership

🙌🏼 Our nonprofit has received a $5,000 gift from New York Life Utah Walk-A-Thon 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️kindly submitted by a WISTE...
10/09/2026

🙌🏼 Our nonprofit has received a $5,000 gift from New York Life Utah Walk-A-Thon 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️kindly submitted by a WISTER (widow sister) and Utah NYL agent Pilar Recto Zosa, FSCP®. 🩵

We are so grateful to be the recipient of this surprise gift, honored to have our nonprofit nominated, for all team members who clocked steps in their office and we’re excited for the widow support it will bring for Utah and beyond.

Full press release:
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/946099961/modern-widows-club-receives-5-000-gift-from-new-york-life-utah-walk-a-thon

What an extraordinary mission of New York Life agents to turn in healthy steps to support a cause they believe in and its matched through NYL Foundation.

If you work with a corporation that has a similar program, choose our MWC movement for widow care- who knows, you may raise awareness of this support with someone who doesn’t know of it or who would welcome receiving it too. That’s what happened in this situation!

🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏼‍♂️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️

The Unsung Heroes of Womanhood  hold families, communities, and economies together. It’s time we said so out loud.When w...
10/09/2026

The Unsung Heroes of Womanhood
hold families, communities, and economies together. It’s time we said so out loud.

When we celebrate women, we have a familiar list. The mother who sacrifices. The trailblazer who breaks the glass ceiling. The caregiver who holds everyone together. The survivor who rises.

What we rarely say is that very often, these are all the same woman. And very often, she is a widow.

Today, we are showcasing the beautiful members in our S. Illinois MWC Community. Where lifelong bonds and friendships have blossomed. This is the heart 🩵 of our mission. Widowhood is meant to be experienced in a compassionate community of others who understand intimately… and rise together.

Like millions of women before and after us, we simply got up and do the work. No applause. No title. No recognition that what you were doing was, in fact, heroic.

That is what an unsung hero is. Not someone who does nothing remarkable, but someone whose remarkable work goes unnoticed because the world has decided it is simply “what you do.”

- The heroism nobody sees
Think about what a widow carries the morning after the funeral.
She becomes the sole parent, often overnight. She becomes the financial decision-maker, sometimes for the first time, while navigating Social Security rules, insurance penalties, and estates that were never designed with her in mind. She becomes the keeper of memory for her children and grandchildren. She becomes the one who shows up to work, to places of worship, to the school pickup line, carrying a grief that the people around her cannot see and often do not ask about.

And she does it while the conversations about women’s lives move on without her.

We talk, rightly, about motherhood, menopause, caregiving, the workplace, and women’s health. Widowhood sits underneath all of them, yet it is almost never named. Most married women will one day become widows. It is one of the most common chapters of a woman’s life and one of the least discussed.

We honor our unsung heroes of womanhood- our ladies in this stage- widowhood.

Join a community today, at modernwidowsclub.org
Not because you wanted to be here, we get it! Link in BIO🩵

Widowhood is linked to increased risks of depression, heart disease, financial instability, housing insecurity, and earl...
10/08/2026

Widowhood is linked to increased risks of depression, heart disease, financial instability, housing insecurity, and early mortality yet it remains largely overlooked in health policy, research funding, and clinical care.

Too often, a newly widowed woman enters a healthcare setting without being asked how she is sleeping, whether she is eating well, how stress is affecting her body, or whether financial challenges are impacting her ability to access care.

And women’s health conversations have yet to fully connect the dots between widowhood and the significant physical, emotional, social, and financial changes that can follow the loss of a spouse.

Many people have never seen the data. They don’t know what widowhood can do to a woman’s body, mind, and financial wellbeing or understand the gaps in care widows continue to face around the world.

That’s why awareness, advocacy, and education matter.
Before we can close a gap, we have to name it.

Tickets for our upcoming event: bit.ly/LegacyLeadership2026
On October 20 at 5:30 PM, join Modern Widows Club® | The Movement for Widow Care® in Jersey City for our 2026 Legacy & Leadership Awards, where we will recognize two remarkable leaders helping bring greater awareness to these important conversations:

2026 Legacy Award — Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor
Neuroscientist and author of The Grieving Brain and The Grieving Body

2026 Leadership Award — Angelica Berrie
President of the New Jersey-based Russell Berrie Foundation

Join us for an evening of connection, recognition, and impact as we continue advancing the conversation around widow care.

We hope to see you in 2 weeks!

Widowed moms: is your family part of a children’s grief center connected to the NACG National Alliance for Children's Gr...
10/08/2026

Widowed moms: is your family part of a children’s grief center connected to the NACG National Alliance for Children's Grief? We have exciting news for you! 💛

The New York Life Insurance Company Foundation and Modern Widows Club®️ have joined together to bring you a one-year Healing Forward Membership at no cost, for you and in partnership with your children’s grief center.

While your children receive care at their grief center, you can find month long community, resources, and support to move from grief to growth alongside other widowed moms. Together, we’re giving grieving families care that reaches the whole family.

This bridge needed to be built, and now it’s here!

All NACG (NACG) members and national affiliates are eligible to partner with MWC so the widowed mothers they serve receive full MWC membership benefits.

We’re deeply grateful to the New York Life Foundation for making this possible.

👉 Ask your children’s grief center about partnering with Modern Widows Club, or reach out to us to learn more.

New Hope for Kids
Dougy Center
Judi's House
WNY Compassion Connection

“What an honor to speak at ASPEC at Eckerd College as part of the Economy & Prosperity Series! 💜Sharing research on wido...
10/08/2026

“What an honor to speak at ASPEC at Eckerd College as part of the Economy & Prosperity Series! 💜

Sharing research on widows’ health, empowerment, and economic wellbeing is central to The Movement for Widow Care® public education initiatives. The Academy of Senior Professionals at Eckerd College was the perfect audience: lifelong learners who are always looking to grow and understand more.

The discussion was beautiful. The questions, ideas, and genuine compassion in the room reminded me that many people care about building comprehensive widow care systems. If we bring it to them.

One moment stayed with me. A retired gynecologist and a retired oncologist both told me I need to speak at their national medical conferences. Throughout their careers, they saw how losing a spouse, the number one most stressful life event, affected their patients’ health. They believe doctors need to understand those medical impacts, and they’re ready to stand with our movement. 🙌

I loved gathering with board members, community advocates, and business mentors from St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Lakewood Ranch. I also met new stakeholders, including a J.P. Morgan banker from the philanthropy division.

This is how we create more impact for widows: one room, one conversation, and one new ally at a time. This is true widow advocacy!” - MWC Founder Carolyn Moor

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501 N. Orlando Avenue 313 Suite 282
Winter Park, FL
32789

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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