Moms Clean Air Force

What Moms Clean Air Force does

Moms Clean Air Force is a U.S.-based nonprofit advocacy organization founded in 2011 that mobilizes a community of over 1.6 million parents to fight air pollution and climate change in order to protect children's health. The organization operates through a digital advocacy platform built around online petitions directed at Congress, the EPA, and other government officials, supplemented by an events calendar, email newsletters, and social media presence across Facebook, X, Instagram, and Bluesky. Its operational architecture consists of 24 state chapters staffed by field organizers who conduct local grassroots organizing, public testimony at EPA hearings, and direct meetings with elected officials. Sub-brands extend the platform's reach into specific demographic and policy niches: EcoMadres serves Latino communities with bilingual Spanish-language resources and reports 1,579,385 members; Community Health Justice addresses environmental justice in Black communities; the Moms & Mayors program connects caregivers with local government officials; and an Indigenous Communities program targets advocacy around pipelines, mines, and waste incinerators on tribal lands.

The organization generates no commercial revenue. Its sole revenue stream is individual donations from supporters, processed through donation pages hosted at edf.org/donate as part of a structural partnership with the Environmental Defense Fund, which provides organizational infrastructure and back-office support. There are no products sold, no pricing tiers, and no enterprise contracts. Recent strategic milestones include co-founder Dominique Browning's selection to the TIME100 Climate List in 2025, two Telly Awards for video storytelling in 2026, and the documented shutdown of a plastics burning facility in Ohio following 18 months of member-led advocacy. The organization maintains an active petition pipeline covering EPA accountability, data center pollution, toxic chemicals, clean school buses, and petrochemical regulation.

Name

Moms Clean Air Force

Legal name

Moms Clean Air Force

Website

https://momscleanairforce.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2011

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Moms Clean Air Force is a U.S. nonprofit advocacy organization founded in 2011 that mobilizes 1.6 million parents across 24 state chapters to fight air pollution and climate change through petitions, community organizing, and policy advocacy.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Environmental Advocacy and Grassroots Organizing

NAICS

Social Advocacy Organizations (8133), Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300)

akta.pro primary industry

Environmental Justice & Community Environmental Health (BPAGAGAL)

akta.pro secondary industries

Maternal, Child & Family Health Organizations (BPAGACAF), Family & Parenting Support Services (BPAGAEAC)

Keywords

• Environmental advocacy
• Clean air campaigns
• Climate change activism
• Grassroots community organizing
• Nonprofit advocacy services

Headquarters

HQ city

Hollywood

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Donations: The organization is a nonprofit that relies on donations from individuals to fund its advocacy work. Donations support education of parents about air pollution and empowerment of moms to share their stories with lawmakers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Moms Clean Air Force is a nonprofit advocacy organization that mobilizes over 1.6 million parents, caregivers, and families to fight air pollution and climate change through grassroots organizing. Its core offerings include an online petitions platform enabling supporters to contact Congress and the EPA, state-based field organizing across 24 U.S. states, public testimony and direct engagement with lawmakers, and culturally-specific programs (EcoMadres, Community Health Justice, Moms & Mayors). The organization is funded entirely by individual donations processed through the Environmental Defense Fund.

Product overview

Moms Clean Air Force is an advocacy organization offering a community-based activism platform focused on air pollution and climate change. The organization mobilizes over 1.6 million parents through multiple interconnected programs: its core petitions platform enables direct advocacy to government officials; the EcoMadres sub-brand serves Latino communities; Community Health Justice addresses environmental justice in Black communities; the Moms & Mayors program facilitates local government engagement; and the events/calendar system organizes virtual and in-person gatherings. The Clean Air Action Guide and Spanish-language resources expand outreach capabilities across diverse communities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Moms Clean Air Force Advocacy Platform A community-based advocacy platform that mobilizes parents to take action on air pollution and climate change through petitions, direct outreach to lawmakers, public testimony, and grassroots organizing. Designed for U.S. parents and caregivers concerned about children's environmental health.
• Petitions Platform Online petition platform enabling supporters to send messages to Congress, EPA, and other government officials on air quality, climate, and toxic chemical issues. For individual supporters and members of Moms Clean Air Force.
• EcoMadres Program A dedicated program empowering Latino communities to fight for clean air and climate solutions, including the EcoMusica initiative that addresses environmental issues through music. For Latino families and Spanish-speaking caregivers.
• Community Health Justice Program A climate and clean air campaign focused on advocacy around injustice in Black communities, supporting clean air and climate solutions. For Black families and communities of color disproportionately impacted by pollution and climate disasters.
• Events and Calendar Event management and calendar system for virtual and in-person events including webinars, cafecitos, library story times, and community gatherings across the country. For members and the broader parent community.
• Clean Air Action Guide Educational resource providing nine ways for supporters to take action for clean air including petition signing, calling lawmakers, writing letters, and giving testimony. For parents, caregivers, and community members.
• Recursos en Español Spanish-language resources about climate change and clean air, including fact sheets and educational materials for Latino families. For Spanish-speaking parents, families, and caregivers.
• Moms & Mayors Program Program connecting caregivers with mayors and local government officials to advocate for clean air and climate solutions at the local level. For parents, caregivers, and local government stakeholders.

Quantifiable outcome

• Member victory: Plastics burning facility in Ohio suspended operations after 18 months of advocacy by Moms member Amanda Rowoldt and local coalition
• +1 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Earthjustice: Nonprofit public-interest environmental law organization that litigates cases on clean air, climate, and toxic chemicals. Comparable as a mission-aligned environmental advocacy organization working on overlapping air-pollution and fossil-fuel issues, though operating primarily through litigation rather than grassroots mobilization.
• Union of Concerned Scientists: Science-based advocacy nonprofit working on climate, clean energy, and clean air. Comparable as a policy-and-advocacy peer with overlapping clean air and climate portfolios, particularly around EPA regulatory defense.
• Sierra Club: One of the oldest and largest U.S. grassroots environmental organizations with millions of members and active state chapters. Directly comparable as a mass-membership advocacy organization mobilizing supporters around clean air, climate, and opposition to fossil fuel infrastructure.
• Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC): Major U.S. environmental advocacy organization with deep involvement in Clean Air Act defense and climate policy. Directly comparable in mission scope (clean air, climate, children's health, environmental justice) and policy-advocacy model, though operated primarily by staff attorneys and scientists rather than grassroots volunteers.
• Environmental Defense Fund: The parent/supporting organization for Moms Clean Air Force and one of the largest U.S. environmental advocacy groups. Directly comparable because it processes Moms Clean Air Force donations, shares scientific and policy resources, and works on overlapping air quality and climate policy issues at federal and state levels.

Direct peers

• Clean Air Task Force: U.S. nonprofit focused specifically on clean air and climate pollution reduction through science, policy, and advocacy. Direct peer given its narrow focus on air pollution, methane, and particulate matter — the same core issues Moms Clean Air Force mobilizes parents around.
• 350.org: Grassroots climate advocacy organization mobilizing volunteers around fossil fuel opposition and clean energy. Comparable as a digital-first, community-led advocacy organization using petitions, events, and state/local chapters to drive climate action.
• League of Conservation Voters: U.S. environmental advocacy organization that mobilizes voters and lobbies lawmakers on climate and clean energy policy. Comparable in its electoral and legislative advocacy approach, member mobilization, and policy focus on air pollution and climate, though with greater emphasis on political candidate scorecards.

Emerging players

• WE ACT for Environmental Justice: Northern Manhattan-based environmental justice organization focused on air quality, climate, and health in communities of color. Comparable to the Community Health Justice program in its focus on Black and minority-community environmental health advocacy and federal policy engagement.
• GreenLatinos: Latino-led environmental advocacy organization working on climate, clean air, and environmental justice for Latino communities. Directly comparable to the EcoMadres program in mission, target demographic, and bilingual community-engagement model.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/cleanairmoms
• Facebookfacebook.com/momscleanairforce
• Instagraminstagram.com/cleanairmoms
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/moms-clean-air-force

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Number of profiles

Profiles15 records

Funding overview

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