Hot Mess Express Nonprofit, led by President Brittinie Tran, is gaining national momentum in its mission to provide hands-on home assistance to women overwhelmed by household responsibilities. Tran recently appeared on The Burn Out Club podcast with host Patrice Bonfiglio to discuss the organization's rapid growth and the essential support it offers to women in need.
Founded on the simple act of community-driven assistance, Hot Mess Express began with a local Facebook post from a mother struggling to manage her home after the birth of her second child. What started as a small group of volunteers stepping in to clean, organize, and provide meals has now expanded into a full-fledged nonprofit with 33 active chapters across the country. With over 1,500 recent applications to start new affiliates, the organization anticipates expanding into every state in the coming months.
“Our goal is to be the village that so many women say they need but struggle to find,” said Tran. “We step in to help without judgment, offering a fresh start to women who feel overwhelmed by the state of their homes.”
During the podcast, Bonfiglio emphasized how crucial such a service can be, especially for mothers balancing careers, childcare, and household duties. Tran shared heartwarming stories of the impact Hot Mess Express has had, including a woman who was able to use her kitchen for the first time in years and another who finally took a long-overdue hot bath after returning to a clean, organized home.
Hot Mess Express offers multiple ways for individuals to get involved, from volunteering for single-day missions to leading local chapters. Women in need of assistance are encouraged to nominate themselves without hesitation. “No job is too small,” Tran stated. “Sometimes, all you need is someone to sit and fold laundry with you, and that’s okay.”
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