$2 Mom Donations

Former preschool teacher turned Tech and Digital Marketing expert Ma Richards.  She's a single Mom to 10 amazing children, a Grannie to 2 handsome boys and is now an online, business Educator with over 500 positive reviews.  You can read her reviews by clicking here.

Just donate!  That's it, that's all.  Your $2 donation along with your completed contact form will get you on the list of eligible Moms that are randomly chosen from each week.  After you submit your donation, an email will be automatically sent to you with the form. 

Please complete the form and include your contact information so we can reach out to you if you're chosen as "Mom of the Week".  This form is very important because it's the only way you can be added onto the list of eligible Moms.

You sure can!  As long as you donate at least $2 during the current week, you'll be put back onto the list.  But you must complete another form verifying your donation for the current week.

No, I do not.  To eliminate the possibility of discrimination when it comes to donating, this group is different from the other $2 Mom donation groups.

We donate the money up front and on Sundays, we reveal the Mom who'll receive the cash blessing.

I've noticed in the other Mom groups when the "Mom of the Week" was revealed first, there would be people who wouldn't donate based on race, financial stability, number of children, social media profiles, marital status, etc.

So to avoid that happening, the "Mom of the Week" is revealed last.  I don't want anyone judging the book by its cover.

Each Mom that donates at least $2 during the current week will be added to a Google spreadsheet.  Every Sunday the list is fed into a database that automatically shuffles and selects the Mom(s) of the week.

All monies will be wired or Zelle'd to a bank account of your choice. PayPal is an option too if the donation amount is small enough. 

Your bank must be located in the United States of America.  No checks, cash, money order or gift cards will be given.  Bank wire, Zelle and PayPal only.  No exceptions.  

No.  This movement is considered crowdfunding (similar to GoFund me pages, group donations, etc.)  

Purpose: The donations collected shall be used for the Mom's personal use (some examples include:  pay medical bills, buy school supplies, buy a car, pay rent, vacation, financial hardship, etc.)  The Mom can apply these funds however she chooses to.

How it works: People donate online and voluntarily to support a Mom.  

Taxes: Since this is a personal gift and not tied to a business, the money isn’t taxed.  For advice, please consult with a licensed tax professional for guidance on crowdfunding and your individual tax responsibilities.