Founder created platform to help Black mothers raise $1M for their babies' needs.

Kimberly Jolasun, founder of Villie.com, is celebrating a milestone. Her platform has helped countless Black moms create online fundraisers and collectively raise more than one million dollars. Villie is a revolutionary platform that connects expecting and new parents, helping them access the support of their 'village' in the digital world.

Kimberly explains, “We believe that no parent should have to navigate parenthood alone. Our mission is to empower every family to get support from their village with ease.” This mission is incredibly important, especially now. The maternal mortality rate in the US is skyrocketing, and the rate for Black women is more than double the average. Villie is helping to bring people together and support moms throughout their pregnancy and beyond.

Villie draws its inspiration from West African traditions, where community support is a cornerstone of the parenting experience. “Villie is here to bridge the geographical gaps, reconnecting families and friends in an immersive digital village so each shared moment is cherished,” Kimberly says.

The platform is backed by venture capital, and its team is diverse, with many members who are mothers of young children. Villie's tools and features bridge tradition and technology, even utilizing Artificial Intelligence. “It’s pretty incredible to see that for most parents, our tools are their first experience with AI,” Kimberly adds.

Villie is dedicated to empowering parents and cultivating a supportive village during one of the most significant chapters of their lives. For more information and/or to sign up on the platform, visit Villie.com. You can also follow the brand on TikTok and Instagram @VillieFamily.

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