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Happy Memorial Day!!
Thank you soldiers. Happy Memorial Day
On this very important day, we want to say a special thank you to all those who have served in our military and fought for our freedom. A special thank you to those who sacrificed loved ones so that we might be free. May we always remember.
Remember the soldiers
I hope you are having a special day with your family!! Enjoy each and every moment you have.
And As a way to help others…

What a week it has been…many heartbreaking news has taken place. Many hearts have been broken. Many earthly possessions destroyed. Many thoughts and prayers going up for those people. Many volunteers helping in any way they can.

Inspired to Help

The devastation in the United State’s Midwest region breaks our hearts, and the Inspired Bloggers Network desires to use our influence and the power of our blogs to make a difference. We want to show love to others and inspire others to help the best they can.

How Can We Help?

Volunteer

One of the charities we are choosing to feature, Samaritan’s Purse, is currently enlisting volunteers. So, if you are close to the areas affected, please visit the Samaritan’s Purse website to see how you can serve those in need.

“Our prayers are with all of those who are suffering because of this massive storm. We are going to stand by them and do everything we can to help them recover physically, emotionally and spiritually.” – Samaritan’s Purse President Franklin Graham

We have always loved supporting Samaritan’s Purse and Operation Christmas Child every year…such a wonderful organization.

Trucks left early the morning after from the headquarters not far from our home, loaded with supplies and headed to the devastation

Volunteers are already in action and more help is needed. Please consider donating your time to Samaritan’s Purse and if you are not available to serve physically, keep those who are working in your prayers.

One of the ways to encourage the children during times of devastation and fear is to remind them to always look for the volunteers and helpers…the helpers are always there and show up.

“When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” To this day, especially in times of “disaster,” I remember my mother’s words and I am always comforted by realizing that there are still so many helpers – so many caring people in this world.” ~ Fred Rogers (“Mr. Rogers”)

Contribute

If you are Inspired to Help, please make a donation to either Samaritan’s Purse or the American Red Cross to support their relief efforts in Texas and Oklahoma and help us track our impact by marking the amount you donated in the form below. If you would like, you can let us know you joined our effort by commenting on one of our blogs listed below.

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The following bloggers are all participating in the Inspired to Help campaign by posting a call to give on their blogs on Memorial Day… Monday, May 27th.

Please visit on or all of these blogs for their personal thoughts on the Inspired to Help campaign.

What is the Inspired Bloggers Network?

The Inspired Bloggers Network is a group of over 250 women bloggers of various niches, backgrounds, and experiences but all are united as they seek to support and encourage one another while growing their blogs in order to impact the world in a positive way.

How to join the InspiredBN

To join the Inspired Bloggers Network, you must be 1) female and 2) a blogger. Ask to join our Facebook group HERE.

For questions or media inquiries, please contact Tabitha.

 

Mary Clendenin

Mary Clendenin lives on the family farm with her husband and 2 sons, whom she home schools. She enjoys farm life with her guys, gardening and making memories with her family. She loves to help others learn how to live a healthier lifestyle, learn about natural remedies and how to do business at home. Mary believes that home and family is your first ministry and a legacy that will live on long after you are gone.

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