Moms For America

With liberty under attack now more than ever, it’s time for patriots to rise up to reclaim our culture for truth, freedom and the Constitution. That’s why Moms for America is launching our Restoring Patriotism Campaign. Designed to bring patriotism back to America beginning in the home, this campaign offers resources to moms, kids and families in our quest to preserve freedom. Watch and find out more!

Moms for America is leading the charge in a mom-led revolution to reclaim our culture for truth, family, freedom, and the constitution!

Moms for America is on a culture-changing mission. We're in the midst of a mom-led revolution and Moms for America is at the forefront. You are NOT alone! Join the movement to reclaim our culture for truth, family, freedom, and the constitution!

Description: Moms for America’s Tanya Parus spoke up at a recent school board meeting in Sarasota, Florida, reminding the members of the oath they took and their call to serve and protect parents and children, rather than promote their own political agenda.

Moms for America is on the frontlines providing the support and resources to help moms raise a mighty generation of youth filled with the knowledge, courage, and wisdom to raise the standard of civility, secure the blessings of liberty, and sustain a free and prosperous America. Your tax-deductible gift has the power to impact our nation in an extraordinary way. I truly believe mothers are the last best hope of America. And, together through the mothers of America, we have the power to not only restore the Republic, but also secure it for generations to come. And that’s an investment with a powerful return.

Adorable! Little children recite Declaration of Independence for America's Birthday.

Join us September 23, 2017 http://www.momsmarchusa.com

Gold Star Mom, Karen Vaughn, appears on the Glenn Beck Show to talk about her book "World Changers" and how moms need to unite to change the culture. Karen is a speaker at the Mom's March for America and gave the Mom's March a nice plug.

In 1947 Drew Pearson, a popular radio host, sent a call to the American people to help the starving people in war ravaged Europe and America answered the call. From CA to NY the train stopped all along the railway line as families brought bags and cans of food to fill the train. By the time the train reached New York it was 270 boxcars long filled to the brim with merchandise worth $40 million. Every package on the train was labeled with the same message: “All races and creeds make up the vast melting pot of America, and in a democratic and Christian spirit of good will toward men, we, the American people, have worked together to bring this food to your doorsteps, hoping that it will tide you over until your own fields are again rich and abundant with crops.” When this demonstration of brotherly kindness arrived in Europe on December 18, the people were overcome with gratitude. The French people were so moved they organized a gratitude project—the “Merci’ Train.” Forty-nine boxcars were filled—one for each of the 48 states, the 49th shared between Washington, D.C. and the territory of Hawaii. The people of France had very little after the war, so they gave what they had—precious pieces of their lives. Despite their dire circumstances, over 6 million families contributed some 52,000 gifts which included things like children’s drawings, hand crocheted doilies, and 50 rare paintings. Also included were a jeweled Legion d’Honneur once presented to Napoleon, a Louis XV carriage and the bugle which signaled the Armistice signing. By 1948 the boxcars were filled to capacity and loaded onto the ship Magellan. When the ship sailed from France, 9,000 gifts had to be left on the docks because there wasn’t enough room for them. When the ship arrived in New York, it was greeted by waves of Air Force planes, and a parade of boats, with the Magellan boldly displaying the message, “Merci, America!” In the next several weeks, each state held parades and ceremonies as they welcomed their designated boxcar. Many of the states who received these beautiful gifts of gratitude still have their box car, and the items it carried, lovingly preserved and on display.

March 8, 2018, HomeMakers for America and our Moms March Partners took the Declaration of Mothers to Washington D.C. in a national press conference. The Declaration of Mothers has been introduced in Congressional Record and signed by thousands of women in over 4,000 cities and every state in America. You can sign the Declaration at www.MomsMarchUSA.com

Kimberly Fletcher, president of HomeMakers for America, speaks at "Remember the Ladies" Convention, Mom's March for America, September 2017