Jen Hamilton Turns Divorce Into Fundraiser for Women Leaving Abusive Relationships

In June 2026, labor-and-delivery nurse-turned-influencer Jen Hamilton disclosed to her nearly 10 million followers that she and her husband were separating. Within days she launched the “Sisterhood of Solidarity” campaign, selling merchandise on her website to generate 100 % profit for charities that help women rebuild their lives after unsafe relationships. The initiative was promoted through a series of candid videos in which Hamilton described her ex-husband’s “double life” and framed the fundraiser as a way to turn personal hardship into collective support.

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Designs draw on moments from Hamilton’s media appearances, including a reference to her earlier interview on *The Kelly Clarkson Show* while promoting her book *Birth Vibes*.

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Within six days of the launch, Hamilton reported that the campaign had raised over $108 000, sourced from merchandise sales and direct donations via Venmo and CashApp. Proceeds are earmarked for nonprofits that assist women in leaving dangerous relationships, with the shop’s checkout linking to the National Network to End Domestic Violence, the Proactive Protective Mom Network, and a nationwide shelter directory. Hamilton has not yet identified the specific organizations that will receive the funds but has pledged to share receipts throughout the fundraising period.

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Hamilton emphasized that her financial ability to exit the marriage highlighted a disparity she wants to address for women lacking similar resources. She framed the fundraiser as an act of love rather than retaliation, stating that she intends to channel the “bad sh—t” she experienced outward to help others. The influencer also reiterated her resolve to maintain personal joy despite the divorce’s challenges, positioning the campaign as both a personal coping mechanism and a public service.

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• “One thing I have recognized through this whole process is that I am so fortunate to be able to get out of a situation that I didn’t need to be in because I had the resources to do so,” — Jen Hamilton

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• “So many women do not have that.” — Jen Hamilton

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• “When all this bad sh—t was happening to me, I do the only thing I know how to do, which is try to turn it outward — not with rage, but with love,” — Jen Hamilton

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