Single Mompreneur Day

Single Mompreneur Day is June 30th

Being a single mom is more than a full time job and starting a business is more than a full time job. Imagine being both! This day is to show respect and do something special for those single moms who are running a business. 

How to Celebrate

This day is about the single mom entrepreneur and how you can show appreciation to them and be more understanding of their time (or lack of it!) Single mom Entrepreneur Day was moved to June 30th which is a time when busy mompreneurs are trying to entertain their kids who are off school for the summer, while still running their business. 

Here are some ideas for you to celebrate Single Mompreneur Day

• Offer to take the kids to lunch, to the playground, on a fun excursion
• Offer to come over and sit with the kids so the mompreneur can focus on work for an hour or so
• Make a coupon booklet with coupons for sitting with the kids when the mompreneur has a business meeting. 
• Hire a housecleaner to come and take some of the household chores off of the mompreneur's hands so she has more time for work.
• Hire a chef for the day to help out with the meals
• And most important, be there as a sounding board when the mompreneur needs to vent and show your support

History of Single Mompreneur Day

This day was created by, you guessed it, a single mom entrepreneur! Patti Jewel created this day after raising her kids as a single entrepreneur. She understands the struggles that single moms face as well as the struggles to be a successful entrepreneur. Both require 110% of your time! This day was created to remind others to recognize the single mom entrepreneurs in their lives and offer them a reprieve and recognition for their unique challenges. 

How Single Mompreneur Day Unites People

This is the perfect time to reach out to others and offer support. Everyone needs help from time to time and single mom entrepreneurs are so overwhelmed with keeping up with everything and they often do not ask for help. Let them know you care, are there for them, and come together as a sibling, a friend, a neighbor, a community, to be there for another person.