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No-Hoarder School
Turning schools into living labs for sharing, sustainability and community leadership.
Moms Don׳t Hoard
Community. Solidarity. A new way of thinking about giving.
Community. Solidarity. A new way of thinking about giving.
A glimpse of the energy and impact of our community.
Moms Don׳t Hoard is a women-led movement turning everyday surplus into community power.
What started as a single WhatsApp group in Jerusalem has grown into 300+ active communities across Israel and beyond — connecting thousands through sharing, sustainability, and solidarity.
Because mothers build trust, connection, and resilience where it matters most — in everyday life.
When one mom shares, she’s not just passing an item — she’s saying: “I see you. You belong.”
Together, we’re creating a circular, community-based, feminine economy.
Building a culture of belonging, trust, and shared abundance — led by women, driven by community, and centered on impact.
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Turning schools into living labs for sharing, sustainability and community leadership.
Building long-term community resilience together with cities and neighborhoods.
Bringing our values into workplaces to foster connection and impact.
The women leading hundreds of local groups and creating real connections.
Solidarity in Routine and in Times
of Crisis
Providing Support for Families,
Soldiers, and War Victims
Join the movement: open a group, volunteer, or partner with us.
Contact Us
Founder & Director of “Moms Don’t Hoard”
I am Tamar Maibom, holding a B.A. in Social Work and an M.A. in Nonprofit Management. Over the past decade, I’ve led impactful initiatives in the social and environmental sectors. As the founder and director of “Moms Don’t Hoard”, I’ve built a network of over 140,000 women across 296 communities in Israel and 12 international chapters, promoting sustainable consumption and empowering mothers through community action.
My work focuses on innovative program leadership, strategic partnerships, and driving meaningful social change through collaboration with public, educational, and nonprofit sectors.
Recognized in TheMarker 40 Under 40
