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A huddle is a moment of togetherness—a time to pause, connect, and gather strength before moving forward. It’s where encouragement is shared, and a team comes together to support one another. In sports, a huddle helps players strategize, build confidence, and face the next challenge as a united front.
At Huddle Up Moms, we believe motherhood should be no different. Every mom deserves a strong, supportive community to lean on—a place to share knowledge, gain confidence, and navigate together. Motherhood is a journey that no one should navigate alone.
Just like in a huddle, we bring moms together to share knowledge, support one another, and build a community rooted in connection, education, and empowerment. Whether it’s through mentorship, resources, or simply a listening ear, we create a space where every mom feels seen, heard, and prepared to tackle whatever comes next.
"Because when we huddle up, we lift each other up. And together, we’re unstoppable."
what’s in
our name
Baby Items
Distributed
Since opening the Support Shop in 2023.
Diapers
41,869
Ounces of Formula
26,358
Wipes
26,358
Essential Baby Items
12,101
Total Dollars Worth
$119,715
About HUM
Huddle Up Moms began in Southwest Virginia with the mission of empowering mothers through education, connection, and support.
We aim to fuel meaningful connections within our community by working collaboratively with other organizations that promote women’s health and wellness. We believe that all mothers deserve to flourish in all aspects of their lives.
Maternal Cardiovascular
Health and Well-Being
Dr. Nunziato our Executive director sits on the Maternal Health Data Task Force for the state and a year ago we were honored to help DMAS launch our joint initiative encouraging moms to ask their providers about aspirin!
Help Us Expand The First Nationally Recognized Diaper Bank
Further Into Southwest Virginia.
Diapers, costing $100 per month per child, constitute 15% of families' budgets. National statistics reveal that 28% of Virginia families skip meals to afford diapers, and 1/3 of Southwest VA families endure diaper poverty.
Many Roanoke families teeter on the poverty line and are ineligible for government aid. Currently, Roanoke lacks this resource, leaving over 700,000 residents over 2 hours from the nearest diaper bank.
