From Noncustodial Mother's Day 2025 to Noncustodial Mother's Day 2026 , we’re launching a nationwide movement to finally answer a question no one seems to be asking: How many noncustodial mothers are there in the United States? We’re collecting that data— mother by mother —to raise awareness and prepare for a powerful public demonstration in Washington, D.C.   If funding allows, this will be a symbolic funeral protest to mourn the children we’ve been unjustly separated from by the family court system. H ow to Join the Movement We are asking noncustodial mothers to gift $5 to be: Counted in the national total Included in the statistical survey Represented by a small plastic child figure used during the main demonstration Your donation will also allow us to gather vital information for protest signs, messaging, and media outreach. A survey link will be sent to your email after donating. This data is crucial —it shows our pain in numbers, not just stori...

  We have a date for our funeral protest!   October 23 , 1915, over 25,000 women marched up Fifth Avenue in New York City to advocate for women’s suffrage. The parade was t he largest held in the city  at  that time.  Many still had reservations and The New York Times   ran an article warning that if women get the vote, they will “play havoc for themselves and society,” and they would demand all the rights that implies. It is not possible to think of women as soldiers and sailors, police patrolmen, or firemen” Heavens, think of the chaos! they said! In 1917, one of the first states to granted women the right to vote was New York! This led to a domino effect to the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920, which granted women the right to vote across the country.  Women in the US continue to fight for the right to be considered equal citizens every day and in 2026, we fight to stop the government from taking our babies in Civil Court (divorce, custody, dep...

  Currently we have a hoodie to keep you warm this winter!  Make sure to check the website to get Black Friday, Christmas,  and New Years sales! Looking for a sign to put on your desk? We have them available for you. Great to put next to a cash register or on an office desk. More will be coming for the protest! You can wear this magnetic logo button so other noncustodial  moms will be willing to socialize with you when out in public!  There are totes, hats, and mugs you can purchase for gifts as well. Get Merch Now!

Across the world, many noncustodial mother's experiences are overlooked and                under-represented. Whether your circumstances are recent or    long-established, your voice matters. We are gathering noncustodial mothers of interest from other parts of the world, who would like to do an event in 2027 for their country.  Why We’re Doing This To create a space where non-custodial mothers feel seen and supported. To understand how many mums share this experience in other countries. To explore the possibility of meetups, online groups, or awareness events. To amplify voices that are rarely heard in public discussions on parenting. To show moms this is a worldwide matter happening and our government wants our children and using them for money.  Who We’re Looking For We’d love to hear from you if you: Are a non-custodial mother living in another country outside the US Would like to connect with others in similar circumstance...

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  Thank You to Our Supporters This space is dedicated to the individuals, organizations, and communities who stand with us in the fight for justice, accountability, and support for noncustodial mothers. Every contribution—big or small—helps fuel the mission, amplify voices, and keep critical information accessible. Our Mission We are committed to exposing corruption, educating parents about their rights, and empowering families who have been silenced by the system. Your support makes it possible to create resources, publish guides, host campaigns, and build tools like our new Bitcoin for Noncustodial Mothers. Why Your Support Matters When you partner with us or donate, you help: Give mothers a voice in a system designed to quiet them. Fund awareness campaigns that expose harmful practices. Develop digital tools (like our Bitcoin initiative) that support mothers’ financial freedom. Keep the blog accessible to everyone who needs it. Meet Our Sponsors If you wo...