Community Events

Summer 2026 was one of the most impactful seasons in the history of Mothers of Murdered Angels (MOMA). From hosting the 5th Annual Community Impact Awards Gala and empowering youth through educational programs to celebrating Founder Melinda Hamilton’s selection as a finalist in the Fort Worth Business Plan Competition, MOMA continued to prove that healing, advocacy, and community action can create lasting change.

Founder of Mothers of Murdered Angels (MOMA), Melinda Hamilton is bringing healing to young hearts through her new children’s book The Butterfly From Heaven. Inspired by love, loss, and faith, the story helps children understand grief while discovering hope. Celebrate Women’s Herstory Month with Melinda at her special book signing event at The Dock Bookshop in Fort Worth.

“This holiday season, Mothers of Murdered Angels is doing more than collecting toys—they’re collecting hope, healing, and community. From November 28th through December 13th, they’re calling on all of us to donate unwrapped toys for children ages 5–15. Then, on December 21st, the gifts of generosity will be given away during a joyful, love-filled celebration. For families navigating loss and hardship, these aren’t just toys—they’re reminders that they’re not alone. That even

In August 2025, MOMA and Walmart joined forces for an unforgettable Back-to-School Supply Drive, delivering backpacks and essentials to students impacted by gun violence. This powerful partnership provided not only school supplies but also hope, healing, and support to families in Fort Worth.