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Modern Widows Club®️The Movement for Widow Care (MWC) is a women’s health org for compassionate support to widows, empowering them to thrive moving from grief to growth.
+ Take WIDOW EMPOWERMENT QUIZ: https://modernwidowsclub.org/widow-empowerment-quiz
09/09/2025
Grief is impacting your workforce more than you realize. On Tues | Sept 9 | 2pm ET, Shari O'Loughlin, CEO, The Compassionate Friends USA and Leslie Barber will explore why compassionate grief policies are a competitive workplace advantage. Learn how supporting grieving improves , culture, and performance.
On September 25th we honor Cindy Price, CFP®, as the recipient of the 2025 Leadership Award, for her visionary guidance in helping widows achieve financial confidence and long-term security.
📅 Sept. 25 | 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 Harry P. Leu Gardens
Join Us in Celebrating Cindy’s Leadership register today!
✨ Discover the colors that unlock your authentic self and transform your living space into a sanctuary of well-being. ✨
At the Widow Empowerment Virtual Event on Oct 11, join QVC Sharon Hanby-Robie, Interior Designer, as she reveals how finding your authentic color can be medicine for the soul. In her session, you’ll learn how color can guide self-discovery, healing, and even the way you dress or experience your home environment.
📅 Saturday, Oct 11 | 10am–4pm ET
📍 LIVE on Zoom | Lifetime access to all recordings
🎟️ Tickets: $59 | Or $118 to gift a widow scholarship
Step into a world where color becomes your guide to healing and transformation. Don’t miss this life-changing session!
Books have a way of meeting us right where we are. For widows, a single page can bring comfort, validation, or even the spark of hope we’ve been searching for.
Whether it’s a story of resilience, a guide to healing after loss, or a novel that lets you escape into another world — reading is a reminder that we are never truly alone on this journey.
💛 Today, take a moment to pick up a book that inspires, comforts, or empowers you. Healing can start with just one chapter.
📖 Have you joined our MWC Book Club for Widows yet? Find it under Support Clubs at https://modernwidowsclub.org/support-clubs yet?
Sign up today and connect with other through stories that heal and inspire.
What book has helped you the most in your grief to growth journey?
Share in the comments your recommendation might be exactly what another widow needs today.
09/05/2025
💔 Social isolation is one of the most difficult challenges widows face.
After loss, many widows find that friendships shift, invitations stop, and daily conversations disappear. What once felt normal can suddenly feel like silence.
🌸 Widowhood brings unique challenges:
✨ Navigating life without your partner’s companionship
✨ Feeling left out of social circles
✨ Struggling to share your story when others don’t understand
But you are not alone. Finding a widow support community means finding people who “get it” — women who walk the same path and remind you that connection, healing, and hope are still possible. 💛
09/05/2025
We honor:
✨ Dr. Marissa Magsino – Legacy Award Recipient
✨ Cindy Price, CFP® – Leadership Award Recipient
💛 Reserve your seat today and stand with us in honoring champions of widowhood.
💔 Widowhood and isolation often go hand in hand. After losing a spouse, it’s common to feel cut off from the world, even in a room full of people. This kind of loneliness isn’t just emotional , it can impact your health, your energy, and your hope.
🌸 But there are ways to overcome widowhood isolation:
✨ Join a widow support group or community where others truly understand
✨ Create small daily rituals of self-care walking, journaling, or meditation
✨ Reach out regularly to friends, family, or mentors for connection
✨ Seek counseling or grief coaching to process feelings in a safe space
Remember: widowhood doesn’t have to mean walking alone. Healing begins when you connect with others who share the journey. Together, we can transform isolation into resilience, hope, and growth.
09/04/2025
From grief to growth, resilience is a choice. 💛 The Hope Heal Grow model reminds us that even in the hardest seasons, you can rise stronger, live as your own hero, and rewrite your story from a place of power. 🌟 Are you ready to step into resilience? Click the link in our bio to secure your tickets today for WEE2025! and most importantly to take our courses available to you!
Saturday | Oct. 11
All details at registration link.
See you there!!
Thank you for our event partnership sponsor New York Life Foundation.
09/04/2025
🙏 Coming Soon: “31 Heartfelt Prayers for Widows: A Month of Comfort, Strength, and Hope” by MWC Founder
For those walking the difficult journey of widowhood, comfort and hope are just a prayer away.
When grief leaves you speechless, these prayers give voice to your heart.
Each prayer speaks to the unique struggles, emotions, and needs that come with loss—offering words when your own feel inadequate and reminding you that you are never alone in your grief.
From the founder of Modern Widows Club® The Movement for Widow Care (MWC) , these honest, authentic conversations with God acknowledge the full scope of and hold space for both heartbreak and healing.
Stay tuned for the release date.
Your pain is real.
Your questions matter.
Your future holds hope.
09/03/2025
💛Financial Freedom After Loss is Possible.
- Widows everywhere face unique financial challenges and at 2025 VWEE Virtual Widow Empowerment Event, you’ll gain real tools to tackle them.
Date: Saturday | October 11th
Time: 10am-4 pm EST
Speaker Megan Kopka, financial planner and widow advocate, will show you how to ‘Build the Financial Life You Want’
From budgeting to future planning, her session helps take back control and create stability.
Just one of 10 transformative sessions at this global empowerment event.
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Like every MWC story, ours starts with the simple act of loving someone.
As a women becomes newly widowed, she steps into the on going process of defining a new (and unwanted) self-identity without her partner. This reality is further heightened when she finds herself in a time-space quandary. For her, time has stood still, for the world at large, it has continued. It does not take long for her self-conscious awareness to reveal that these life circumstances cause a sudden and forever change. This internal and external change causes her to seek and find others by way of ‘re-socialization’, otherwise known as ‘finding her tribe.’
When she joins a new group, she will take on new norms, values and behaviors of that created ‘environment.’ This is why the positive approach we foster at MWC is vitally important in her healing and self actualization process. We meet her right where she’s at. Her first few steps will set the future trajectory for her ‘new me’ life. At MWC, we equally recognize and respect all our differences as an interfaith, multi-generational nonprofit. Our shared values and focus on unconditional love are what makes us stand out and highly effective in building greater communities.
At MWC we are interested in research based analysis, empirical investigations and surveys, conversations about subcultures, sociology, stigma and ‘dependency culture’ studies as well as positive psychology, ethnomethodology, physiologic effects of grief, the gender gap, meaning making, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (8 levels), emotional intelligence, pain to purpose resilience building, metanoia, adrenal fatigue, thanatology, neuroscience, compassion, trust, vulnerability, justice and spirituality.
These assist us in serving both our problem challenge and mission statement from the inside out. We serve a myriad of social needs for widows and we also raise awareness through advocacy to bring understanding.
As one MWC widow said, “I actually had no idea about how life altering becoming a widow was until I found myself becoming one. In one breathe, everything I believed about myself disappeared. I went from being seen as a married woman to being known only as a grieving widow. The impact is indescribable. I needed to find others who understood this and ask a lot of safe and confidential questions”.
Women come into widowhood with different challenges; disadvantages and advantages. They need help in trusting again, reducing fears on every level about a changing world and continual encouragement with re-defining themselves. At MWC, they are able to face their future in a nonjudgmental, tender, compassionate, safe and nurturing space with others who have their highest intention in mind. To do that, we need to challenge boundaries and structures, develop wide-spread community partnerships, raise awareness of vulnerabilities, to give empathy with limitations, and forge a livable path to generate solid, positive changes for these women. Finding role models and positive communities is the catalyst that sparks her transformative journey. Seeing is believing.
We hope to serve as a bridge of understanding, comfort, compassion and positive change between a widow and society at large.