Four ways to show up inside real moments of care — and exactly what happens after you say hello. Numbers are set together, in a conversation, not on a rate card.
Your brand appears where Momnis already are — a starter kit, a city launch, a shirt, a funded hour. Nothing interrupts anyone.
Momni never takes a cut of care. Partnerships fund the platform and the Foundation, never the babysitting.
Every program comes with something you can point to: a counter on the map, a press story, a Foundation impact report.
Each one is a real thing Momni does anyway. Your brand makes it bigger.
Every new Circle leader gets a starter kit — snacks, crafts, first-meetup supplies. Your product goes in the box, handed to a mom who just raised her hand to lead. It arrives as a gift at a playgroup, not an ad.
“Momni comes to Boise, with [you].” A city launch is a real event: local Momnis reactivated, hosts recruited, a Circle seeded, local press invited — and the Movement Map lights up block by block with your name on the scoreboard.
A limited Momni Shop collection with your brand on it — and 100% of profits still go to the Momni Foundation. Cause merch with receipts: a public number of hours funded by the drop.
Underwrite care hours through the Momni Foundation and get a public impact counter — “12,000 hours funded with [you]” — on the map, on the Foundation site, and in the annual report. Renewed annually.
Use the button on any program above. It opens the partnership form with the program filled in — add a line about your brand and send.
Momni is founder-run. You’ll hear back from Karmel Larson within a couple of business days to set up a 30-minute call.
Scope, investment, timeline, and what each side delivers — on one page, in plain English. No 40-page contract.
We build it, launch it, and report on it: counters, photos, press, and a Foundation impact summary you can share.
Let’s talk. Every program is sized to the brand and the season — a regional grocer and a national baby brand shouldn’t pay the same for a city launch. We’ll give you a clear number on the first call.
Usually yes, per program and per season. Let’s talk about the category and the term.
Program costs fund the platform (Momni, Inc.). Anything routed through the Foundation — funded hours, Shop drop profits — goes to the Momni Foundation, a separate 501(c)(3), and is reported as such.
Only inside the program you sponsored: the kit card, the city scoreboard, the drop, the counter. Momni doesn’t run banner ads, and we won’t start for you.
Yes. The Circle Kit and funded hours start small on purpose. Let’s talk.
One form, one call, one page. That’s the whole process.
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