Welcome to my fundraising page! As the president of the Windham Moms Alliance, I'm very excited to raise money for a cause I believe in. I hope you are able to contribute (even $5 makes a difference)!
The Windham Moms Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to offering support to moms in the Windham community (and surrounding towns). Our goals are to provide connections and create lasting bonds for moms and kids, offer support and resources throug a strong network of fellow moms, and give back to the local community.
We are proud to support Salem Family Resources and Miles4Moms as we share the goals of supporting local children/families and creating a community where moms can come together!
Thank you for any amount that you can give!
miles4moms
The inaugural miles4moms is scheduled for May 31st, 2026 at 9 AM to take place at the Field of Dreams in Salem, NH. Salem Family Resources is an organization that promotes the education, health and wellbeing of Salem area children, particularly those whose families are lower income and at risk, by addressing the needs of the family as a whole. Raising children requires emotional resilience, community support, and access to resources that help families thrive. At Salem Family Resources, our mission is to ensure that every family has the tools, connections, and encouragement they need to build strong foundations for their children. We are asking for your support through a pledge or donation to help us continue this vital work. After the race, stay and play with us at the Field of Dreams for various vendors of family fun.
Our organization began in 1994 when the United Way came to Salem community leaders with their "Success By 6" initiative organized by Cindy Jury. The collaborative efforts of parents, educators, elected officials, business leaders, and nonprofit partners resulted in the development of programs and services designed to meet the needs of families with young children. The mission of Salem Family Resources is to promote the education, health and well being of Salem area children, particularly those whose families are lower income and at risk, by addressing the needs of the family as a whole.