Mother Tongue Ink donates hundreds of We'Moon datebooks to women in prison and to social service organizations every year. Your donation will help us offset the cost of shipping these books. You can donate in increments of $5, just add as many $5 units as you'd like to donate, and the total will be added to your cart. Your contributions will be heartily appreciated!
Since 1999, we have been offering free datebooks to women in prison and responses like this one ensure that we will continue the program as long as possible:
"I just wanted to thank you for all you do for the forgotten population behind prison walls...It means more than you can ever know to receive your beautiful book. It provides hope to many people who may be on the verge of losing hope."
Help bring the joy, inspiration and spirit of We'Moon to our sisters behind bars by making your donation. Thank you!
If you or someone you know has been a recipient of a We'Moon datebook donation, tell us about it here, in our reviews section:
I am grateful to We'Moon for offering this option to support my incarcerated sisters.
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Lorna Bartlett
Great Idea!
I’ve been supporting this project for several years…if one person loves and appreciates, then it’s a success. I personally have always enjoyed the prose.
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Sue Ellen
A Lifeline!
I was released from prison last year after completing my sentence. For several years you sent me your wonderful datebook free. I cannot tell you how much I used it and appreciated it. I’m a breast cancer survivor and I had to keep track of medical appointments, medicines and communications. You provided me with the tool to do that.
Prison was a journey I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy but one I wouldn’t trade. It gave me my purpose and passion. I now work for a non-profit that brings life skills programs into the women’s prison here in Arizona to help them prepare for release. Our goal is to take this program nationally, eventually. We keep hope alive behind bars by giving them tools for a new life.
I just wanted to thank you for all you do for the forgotten population behind prison walls. There is a constant reinforcement behind bars that you are a worthless human being that no one cares about. It means more than you can ever know to receive something like your beautiful book. It also provides hope to many who may be on the verge of losing hope.
