Ana María Reeves Jarvis

Ana María Reeves Jarvis was an American social activist whose efforts in the 19th century inspired the creation of Mother's Day. She was a community organizer who worked to support mothers and improve their conditions, particularly through her involvement in health initiatives. Her legacy was honored by her daughter, Ann Jarvis, who campaigned for a national day to celebrate mothers, leading to the establishment of Mother's Day in the United States.