MOMS ON A MISSION DAY

104th Regular Session Introduced by Lakesia Collins

Designates a day as “MOMS ON A MISSION DAY” to recognize and honor mothers and maternal advocates without creating laws or funding.

Referred to Assignments

Summary of SR 776 (104th Session, Illinois) – MOMS ON A MISSION DAY

Purpose and intent

SR 776 is a Senate resolution proposed in the Illinois General Assembly. Its primary aim is to designate a specific day as “MOMS ON A MISSION DAY.”

The resolution appears to be ceremonial in nature, recognizing the role and contributions of mothers or maternal advocates and drawing attention to issues likely related to families, children, and community service.

The sponsor indicated is Lakesia Collins (co-sponsor), suggesting bipartisan or cross-chamber support in advancing the recognition.

Key provisions and changes

Designation: Establishes or proclaims a particular day within the year as “MOMS ON A MISSION DAY” through a formal resolution.

Purpose of designation: While the text provided does not include a detailed list of activities, such resolutions typically encourage schools, community organizations, and government agencies to acknowledge the day, promote related programs, and highlight the impact of mothers and maternal advocates on families and communities.

Legislative action: The resolution is a symbolic, non-binding measure that does not create new laws, mandates, or funding. It serves to recognize and honor rather than regulate.

Affected entities

General public: Individuals and communities across Illinois are encouraged to observe the designated day.

State institutions and agencies: May be encouraged to participate in observances or recognize the day in official communications.

Organizations focusing on family and maternal issues: Could use the designation to promote programs or events.

Elected officials and legislators: Invited to acknowledge and commemorate the day during sessions or in proclamations.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Status: Filed with the Secretary and referred to Assignments on May 6, 2026.

Next steps: As a resolution, it would typically proceed through committee assignments and scheduling for debate or consideration by the full Senate. If adopted, the designation would be observed in the current legislative session.

Nature of resolution: Non-binding; does not enact statutes, authorize expenditures, or impose regulatory requirements.

Additional notes

The bill lists co-sponsor Lakesia Collins, indicating collaboration in sponsorship.

No dollar amounts, funding provisions, or specific dates for the observance are included in the provided information. The exact date for “MOMS ON A MISSION DAY” (if specified within the resolution) is not given here.

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