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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
12/20/2025
The thousands of widows who share their stories with us make it possible to create resources like our Secondary Losses graphic—a powerful illustration of the invisible realities of widowhood that often go unnoticed.
Holiday memories could easily be added, gifts that would come from those who loved us best.
When you speak up about the losses that extend beyond losing your person, your voice creates impact. It’s a reminder that widow care isn’t separate from healthcare—it is healthcare. And women’s health must include widows’ health.
Share if you agree.
12/19/2025
Grief has no finish line. Healing unfolds in waves, not milestones.
Instead of expecting progress on your schedule, honor theirs.
💜 Follow their lead. Offer presence over pressure. Widows possess uncommon knowledge. The path forward is theirs to define.
Have you taken the Widow Empowerment Quiz yet? It's the first step to identifying where you are in your widowhood journey. Your personalized results will show if you are in HOPE, HEAL, GROW or LEAD, and you'll receive ongoing support designed just for your phase.
EVENT SAVE THE DATE! 🗓️ June 19-20, 2026 | Orlando, Florida at Drury Plaza Hotel - Disney Springs Area✨(Official Disney Resort)
💛 Join us for a transformative weekend designed exclusively for widows—a space where healing meets hope, and sisterhood becomes strength.
2026 Widows’ Health & Wellbeing Event brings together women from across the U.S. and beyond for TWO days of inspiration, connection, and renewal.
This isn’t just another event —it’s a gathering of kindred spirits who understand the unique journey of .
What awaits you:
• Holistic health and wellbeing care tailored to your widow journey
• Deep, meaningful WISTER friendships that last beyond the weekend
• Inspiring sessions that nourish your mind, body, and spirit
• Social events that remind you joy and laughter still have a place in your story
• A community that truly gets it—no explanations needed
Whether you’re newly widowed or years into your journey, you deserve this time to focus on YOU. To be surrounded by women who speak your language, share your struggles, and celebrate your resilience.
Mark your calendars now: June 19-20, 2026,
**More on event ticket cost and hotel room block details coming in January!
This is your invitation to invest in yourself, embrace community, and discover that while grief may have changed you, it hasn’t defined your future.
Because healing happens best together. ❤️ we can’t wait to share more details.
12/18/2025
Self-care is not selfish for widows — it’s essential, holistic and holy.
When you’re navigating grief, rebuilding your life, and learning to carry love and loss together, tending to your own well-being is an act of strength, not guilt.
Resting, setting boundaries, asking for help, nourishing your mind and body — these are not luxuries. They are lifelines.
You deserve moments that refill you, support you, and remind you that your healing matters too. 💛
Self-care isn’t abandoning the past. It’s giving your future a chance to breathe.
12/18/2025
🎉 HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY TIME! 🎉
To celebrate widow empowerment, resilience, and the women who inspire us every day, we’re giving away a powerful healing + hope bundle from Modern Widows Club!
✨ What You’ll Win:
📘 Legendary Widows: Stories of Legacy (signed)
📘 Daily Wisdom & Empowerment for Widows: 365 Day Devotional (signed)
💳 $25 Gift Card
These books honor the strength, courage, and legacy of widows worldwide—and now they could be yours.
How to Enter:
1️⃣ Follow
2️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments who inspires strength or community
(Each tag = one entry!)
✨ Winners are drawn every Friday! ✨
Good luck, beautiful hearts. 💛
12/17/2025
Being the healing and being the light matters—especially for widows navigating grief. ✨
When we show up with compassion, empathy, and understanding, we become part of the loving cycle that helps another woman feel seen, supported, and less alone. Healing isn’t about fixing the pain—it’s about standing with each other in it.
Choose to be the light. Choose to be the healing. Together, we create a circle of love, hope, and resilience for widows everywhere. 💛
Have you taken our Widow Empowerment Quiz? Are you in hope, heal, grow or lead?
Wisters®️ Gather in LA
This California dinner united Modern Widows Club®️ members—some meeting for the first time, others reuniting after years of connection through The Movement for Widow Care.
Around the table sat women whose journeys with MWC have taken many forms: those being supported, those now supporting others, board members, advocates, ambassadors, and team members. Watching step into their power reveals something extraordinary—the ripple effects touch not just individual lives, but families, communities, and beyond. This is Modern Widows Club®️ | The Movement for Widow Care (MWC).
People often ask why widows choose to spend years in each other’s company.
The answer is simple: widows are remarkable. They carry a depth of strength, wisdom, and resilience that transforms everyone around them. To witness it, to be part of it—that’s the real blessing.
12/16/2025
✨ This December, we are focusing on Spiritual Health topics. Your spiritual health matters , especially in widowhood.
When life feels heavy, returning to simple self-care practices can help you reconnect with your inner light, find grounding, and gently rebuild your strength.
This carousel shares 5 foundational ways to nourish your spiritual well-being from morning stillness to sacred routines, emotional release, and the healing power of community.
Even the smallest practices can shift your energy, bring clarity, and support you through the hardest chapters of grief.
You deserve peace. You deserve alignment. You deserve care. 💛
👉 Swipe through to explore each self-care practice
👉 Join the Modern Widows Club community for spiritual, emotional, and social support on your healing journey
🕎 As we welcome Hanukkah, we honor the light that widows carry — even in seasons that feel dark.
May each night remind you of resilience, hope, and the small miracles that still meet you on this journey.
Whether you’re celebrating with family, remembering a partner, or creating new traditions, you belong to a community that sees you, supports you, and stands with you. ✨
Wishing you- to all who celebrate- a peaceful and meaningful Hanukkah.
We share in the grief of Jewish communities worldwide who have experienced harm and suffering.
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12/14/2025
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12/12/2025
Why Most Widow Nonprofits Don’t Make It Past Year 7 — And Why We’re Still Here at Year 13
Here’s why: widow-focused organizations struggle with inadequate funding and mission understanding by society at large. remains an invisible women’s health crisis, and our research shows don’t receive the support they say they want and need.
Eighteen months ago, Modern Widows Club® became The Movement for Widow Care (MWC) double duty- because we knew these statistics. We evolved to create sustainable, lasting change for future generations.
As we enter our 13th year, we’re deeply grateful to everyone who has supported this work. You’ve helped us defy the odds and serve thousands of widows who deserve comprehensive care.
But we can’t do this alone.
→ Donate to support widow care programs
→ Share our mission to raise awareness
→ Join us at our annual business gathering (June 19-20, Orlando, FL)
→ Become an Ambassador, corporate partner or sponsor
Widow care shouldn’t be exceptional. It should be expected. Every 2 minutes a married woman becomes a widow in the US.
Modern Widows Club®️ | The Movement for Widow Care (MWC)
12/12/2025
Listen to Carolyn Moor as she shares how listing her late husband’s virtues became a powerful turning point in her widowhood journey.
She speaks about writing down the qualities he lived by — his integrity, his character, his compassion, his strength — and how leaning into those virtues helped her move forward with meaning and purpose.
By carrying those virtues into her own life, she discovered a new way to honor his legacy, transform her grief, and continue the good he brought into the world.
Carolyn reminds us that while loss changes everything, love continues to shape who we become. The virtues of the person we lost don’t disappear — they live through us, guiding our choices and strengthening our hearts as we heal.
Her message is a beautiful reminder for every widow: Your loved one’s legacy is not behind you. It’s within you. 💛
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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.
