Moms Club is a documentary film investigating one of the most consequential battles shaping the future of the United States: the organized, well-funded effort to dismantle public education and weaponize LGBTQ+ rights as a political tool. What begins in school board meetings and local parent groups leads directly into a coordinated national strategy—one that impacts families, classrooms, and American democracy itself.

Summary:

When a group of suburban moms discovers their public schools are under attack by a powerful network of religious extremists, they form a secret resistance to protect LGBTQ+ kids and defend free public education. Armed with Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) research, infiltration tactics, and a nationwide alliance of badass moms, they wage a high-stakes battle to expose the conspiracy and reclaim their communities.

Making the Film:

For more than five years, our team has embedded itself inside this conflict. We’ve documented over 200 protests, attended school board meetings, turned battlegrounds, and tracked extremist networks tied to powerful national organizations. What started as local “parent concerns” revealed a much larger strategy—one that impacts classrooms, families, and the future of public education across the country.

Why Are We Crowdfunding:

At a moment when the current political administration is actively slashing support for independent filmmaking—cutting grants, defunding PBS, and reducing public avenues for truth-driven storytelling—grassroots funding has become more critical than ever. Your support will help us amplify the voices of mothers, educators, and community members fighting back, and defend public education, LGBTQ+ rights, and the future of American democracy. If this story matters to you, please consider donating and sharing to help us finish the film and get it out into the world.

What We Need:

Moms Club is in its final stretch, and we need finishing funds to complete the film and bring it to the public. Donations will go towards final master audio, Errors & Omissions insurance, licensing third-party materials including music, building the film’s website, and marketing the release so this story reaches the audiences who need to see it.