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Who We Are
Our Story
and Values
Our History
405 Moms Club is a small business founded and run by local OKC moms. Our mission is simple: create meaningful community for moms across the OKC metro while connecting them with the local businesses, people and places that make motherhood a little easier — and a lot more fun.
Since 2023, what started as a way for local moms to connect has grown into a community of more than 30,000 moms.
Our Vision
To build a community where every mom has somewhere to belong.
We envision a city where motherhood feels less isolating because connection is always within reach — where moms find their people, families are supported, local businesses are championed, and online community turns into real-life relationships.
We’re not just building a mom group. We’re building the village.
Our Team
405 Moms Club is built by moms, for moms. Our team is made up of local women who believe deeply in the power of community and who work behind the scenes to turn that belief into something real.
From planning events and building partnerships to supporting families and creating new ways for moms to connect, we each bring something different to the table. But we all share the same goal: making motherhood feel a little less lonely.
Meet the Founder
“Motherhood was not an easy transition for me. After the birth of my first child, I struggled greatly with a complete loss of identity, postpartum anxiety and depression.
It wasn’t until I started going to my neighborhood park with my son and met other moms in my neighborhood, when I started to feel more like myself.
As a former wedding photographer, I picked my camera up again and began photographing moms, and sharing their stories on social media. Eventually, I hosted a day of mini sessions and invited all moms to come hang out in the studio, even if their photos weren’t being taken. I called it a ‘Mama Mixer.’
Our first gathering had over 50 mamas present, and we broke fire code in the building - it was filled to the brim! Over the next 6 months, it became very obvious the 405 Moms Club was its own thing.”