Giving back
It takes a village. Be a villager.
We’re a young company and there’s no fund yet. But taking care of women is where we’re headed, and we’d rather tell you that now than announce it later like it was always the plan.
Why this matters to us
Momeaze exists because moms carry a mountain of things nobody else can see. That’s the whole company.
But some women are carrying all of that and something a lot heavier underneath, and an app doesn’t touch that. We know it doesn’t. A calendar that thinks ahead is a real help to a mom who’s stretched thin. It’s nothing to a mom who’s in trouble. So as Momeaze grows, we want some of what it earns going to her too.
A promise from the founder
On my hardest day, I still have people. A lot of moms don’t.
I have four boys. When everything falls apart around here, I’ve got my husband, my sisters, friends in my community I can call. That’s not everybody’s setup, and I’m not going to sit here and pretend an app fixes what happens when it isn’t.
So instead of a number I can’t back up yet, here’s what I’ll promise you. This doesn’t fall off the list when we get busy. It comes up when we plan and when we spend, every single time. And the day we can actually write a check, I’ll tell you who we wrote it to and what it did.
Kayla Kugler · Founder & CEO
Who we want to show up for
We haven’t picked one cause and we’re not rushing it. These are the women we keep coming back to, and the people already doing something about it.
None of these are partners of ours and nobody paid to be here. Every one is a national nonprofit rated four stars by Charity Navigator when we checked in September 2026. They’re just good places to start if you want to do something today.
Women leaving unsafe homes
Shelter, a safety plan, and the money it takes to start over somewhere else.
24/7 confidential support by phone, text or chat.
Single moms
Doing every part of it alone, usually on one income, usually without a break.
College and childcare support for single mothers, at campuses in nine cities.
A month that went sideways
Rent, the power bill, a car that died the week the hours got cut.
Dial 211 for local help with housing, utilities and food. Free, any state.
Diapers and the basics
You can’t use food assistance for diapers. A lot of moms find that out the hard way.
Find a diaper bank near you, or donate to one. 240+ across 49 states.
The months after a baby
When everyone is asking about the baby and nobody is asking about her.
A helpline, free support groups and a directory of trained providers.
Moms of kids with extra needs
Caregiving that never clocks off, and almost never gets counted as work.
Family-led help navigating care for kids with disabilities or complex needs.
Foster and kinship moms
Women who took in a child on a few hours notice and figured out the rest after.
Training, advocacy and community for foster, kinship and adoptive families.
First-time moms
Nobody hands you a manual, and the internet isn’t a substitute for a nurse.
Free nurse home visits through a first pregnancy and the baby’s first two years.
Women going back to school
Finishing the degree while being the one everyone at home depends on.
Cash awards for tuition, books, childcare and getting there.
If you’re in danger right now, call 911. If it isn’t safe to browse, the Hotline is 1-800-799-7233, and your phone and computer keep a history of where you’ve been.
Don’t wait on us
None of this depends on us. Take dinner to the mom down the street who just had a baby. Take her other kids for two hours. Pay for the woman behind you in line. Drop a pack of diapers at the bank in your own town.
Every mother you’ve ever admired had somebody holding her up. Be that for someone, and tell other women to do the same.
And if you work somewhere that supports women in hardship, we would like to talk to you: hello@momeazeapp.com.