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Hope For Widows Foundation

A Supportive Community That Cares.

Your journey is unique; your loss so very personal. Hope for Widows Foundation is here to be a supportive community that you can grow with.

Hope for Widows Foundation a 501c3 Nonprofit Organization is a national support system for, and developed by, widowed women. We are a connection that offers community support and resources, and we hope you will stand and grow with us.

Through our community support, private Facebook Group,  resource section, initiatives, consistent giveaways, online and in-person meet-ups and conferences we serve to offer caring support and connection through the entire grieving process.

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Guided Self-Care App

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Widows Comfort Basket

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Hope for Widows Foundation offers a newsletter, Private Facebook Group to interact with other ladies, Instagram connection and much more!  We plan consistent initiatives, giveaways, and in-person/ online meet-ups and events.  We hope you join and get involved. 

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Women Helping Women

Events & Initiatives

Widow Wednesday 

Join Khadija, Hope For Widows Director live on the Hope For Widows Facebook group  on selected Wednesday’s.

Self Care Saturday

Join Maureen, Hope for Widows Director live on the Hope For Widows Facebook group on selected Saturday’s.

Hope Sister Sunday’s

Join Chasity, Hope for Widows Director live on private conference call line to connect with other Hope Sisters to talk about widowhood on selected Sunday’s

December Series

Hope Sister Christmas Gift Exchange (in Private Facebook Group)

February Series 

Hope Sister Heart Exchange (in Private Facebook Group)

Latest Blog Posts

  • Moving Day

    I bought a house. I bought it six months after losing Todd, the love of my life. I know, I know. Widows aren’t supposed to make any big decisions in the first year of widowhood. “Widow’s fog” and all that.
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  • First Year vs Second Year, Us vs Me

    All I hear from everyone is "of course this is hard it is the first without him".  Which is SOOOO true.   However I feel like it minimizes the struggles after the 1st.  I feel like people think once you get
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  • Look Out High School … Here He Comes

    My son started high school today. My little baby is now a high school freshman. I’m not exactly sure how that happened. I swear just yesterday I was rocking him to sleep. And how he’s playing on his high school
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  • Behind My Eyes

        Behind my Eyes   When I was new to grieving, I used to call my mother a lot to get advice, confirmation that I wasn’t losing my mind or just to talk.  She is a widow too. My
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  • She has the mindset of a Queen and the heart of a warrior. She is everything all at once and too much for anyone who doesn’t deserve her. She is you!

    R.H. Sin


  • In the end, she became more than what she expected. She became the journey, and like all journeys, she did not ends, she just simply changed directions and kept going.

    R.M. Drake


  • She was powerful, not because she wasn’t scared, but because she went on so strongly, despite the fear.

    Atticus


  • She wasn’t born herself, she found herself. Over a long and treacherous road and the more treacherous the road became, the more of herself she found.

    Atticus


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