About

The Moms’ Network is a local organization that provides an outlet for Mom’s to communicate, receive and exchange information, network with each other and be involved in the community. We were established in June 2007.

Since inception we have enrolled over 250 members who have attended free class concerning children’s health, women’s health, community safety, supplementing our child’s education and exercise tips. The Mom’s Network has also hosted a book club, play groups and walking groups.

Our website is available to our members 24hours a day with a message board for exchanging ideas and receiving information. The Moms’ Network sends out a weekly update to all members that list upcoming events for members and also what is happening in the community. Events that are family friendly, good “date nights” or just great community events. The website and all the information posted is available to the public but the emails and events are for TMN members only.

There are many Walla Walla businesses that support The Moms’ Network and the mission to support our local community and local businesses. The Union Bulletin is also running a TMN sponsored article called “Moms Who Make A Difference” once a month.

The members of TMN have also worked together to assist some local charities and nonprofits in unique ways. In 2007, 2008 and 2009 TMN supplied the children living in the YWCA shelter with new backpacks, school supplies, books and clothes for school. TMN also sponsored a local 6 year old boy who had a “clean up downtown” day for kids. During the holidays TMN adopted 15 children through Children’s Home Society, donated and sorted toys for the Marine Corps Toys for Tots and donated books to the Starbucks Reading Room. The children of TMN have made a homemade book for Books For Babes. Many of our members have joined committees at the YWCA, the Children’s Museum, MOPS and YoungLives.

With only two years under our belt, The Moms’ Network has provided important information, networking opportunities and valuable services to the community. We can only continue to grow and expand to reach more families with a more efficient website, a local resource center and to provide educational tools to child care centers and underprivileged parents.