MOMS Club
of Weber & Davis County

Moms Offering Moms Support

About Us

MOMS Club was first started in 1983 by Mary James of California. She wanted to find other at-home mothers and kids to get together for activities and playgroups. When she did not find an organization that met her needs, she created her own. The purpose of Mary's club was to offer support to stay-at-home-moms. That is where the name comes from: Moms Offering Moms Support. Fast forward to today and you can find chapters of MOMS Club all over the world. This chapter was started in 2022 and is for at-home moms (and working moms!!) of Weber and Davis county in Northern Utah. We host activities during the day when at- home moms need the most support. This club is here to help moms find a community because being a mom should not isolate you. Bring your children to all of our activities except the occasional moms night out. Whether you're a Utah native or you recently moved here, all moms are welcome to join this chapter of MOMS Club. Click the contact tab at the top of our page then fill out your info so we can get in touch!

See what we're up to

Click our calendar link to see what we're up to every month. If you want to join an activity, please reach out. We would love to meet you and your littles!

Calendar

Activity Groups and Events

connecting with the mom community

Every month our secretary posts a call for activities within our private Facebook group. Each member of this chapter is encouraged to host events big or small.

Events are voted on during our monthly member meeting and the calendar then comes to life!

This includes park playdates, coffee meet ups, book club, work out groups, TV watch parties, movies, bunco nights, arts and crafts, indoor playdates within homes or kid facilities, and so much more.

Service Projects

We plan at least one service project a year to benefit mothers and children in Weber and Davis county. Our members and their children work together to give back to our communities. The service projects can be as simple as collecting toys for foster children to something as elaborate as planning fundraisers that help local children’s hospitals. Every service project is voted on by registered members as it usually involves club funds from membership dues and money we raised together.