Wednesday, September 01, 2010

TODAY ONLY

Need to start on your Christmas shopping?

Have a birthday coming up for that someone that's always hard to buy for?

Blessed with a great teacher in your children's lives?

Today only, you can purchase an AMAZING necklace at Sarah's Treasure Box on etsy AND $5 of EVERY necklace purchased will go toward our adoption!!! The best part is, her necklaces only cost between $8 and $12 to start with!!! And $5 of that price goes back to us! They have lots of great glass pendants - some with decorator designs, some with witty sayings and slogans. My "I'm Paper Pregnant: Adoption in Progress" necklace came from Sarah and I LOVE it so much!!! There are also some great bottlecap necklaces that even young girls would love to receive! I know Olivia would love one!

Please just jump over and take a look! Can't hurt to look, right!? :)

5 comments:

ACK said...

just curious what program do u use for your fundraising. I know that lisa had something when she was trying to raise money also. can you tell me what program it is? thank you. I kew what site it was at one point before my computer crashed

Lisa said...

Hello! I'm not really sure what you're referring to??? Can you explain? Thanks!

ACK said...

the place that if someone where to donate to ur cause. Was just wondering the website. I just realized that your name is lisa as well. is that how u and lisa (bushel and a peck became friends? I dont rememember if it was u or lisa that is on the foster kid web site.

Lisa said...

Gotcha! Yes we "met" through our blogs and also a yahoo group. :) I use a paypal link where people can donate and then have my "thermometer" on the side to show where we are in our donations. Under the thermometer is a link to the spot where I got that. does that help??? I think Lisa used chipin which is good too. It didn't let me add in donations that come from other sources so I opted not to use that one myself.

ACK said...

thank you for your help. Yes thats the web site i was looking for thanks again. I am on the yahoo board. i have made a comment on your sight before. My website is also through blogger. its drpepperdrinker i need to update mine.

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I am a single mom to four amazing kids; each of whom just happen to have been adopted. The first three were adopted through foster care, and we just completed an international adoption from Haiti. Our family has grown through adoption and I am all the more blessed to know each of my children. I worship a mighty God, teach Special Ed, love bargains, and am inspired by Pinterest... come along with us for the ride!


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