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Mom It Forward does so much and is truly changing the world one mom at a time. I listened to Jyl today on Chicks Who Chat Blog Talk Radio Show, fantastic show, and am amazed at all they have done to help others.
Since I love my Basa Body lotion so much I decided, with permission from Mom It Forward, to host a giveaway!
Mothers Day is coming soon, and I want YOU to receive a gift that is amazing, natural and is something you can enjoy. Please watch my video below to learn more about this giveaway then read entry requirements to enter to win this fantastic gift set.
Giveaway runs today through May 4th – to allow for shipment in time for Mothers Day.
Open to US only, excluding Alaska & Hawaii as I am shipping this giveaway directly to the winner.
Here is HOW YOU CAN ENTER TO WIN:
- FIRST head on over to Mom It Forward, browse their site and come back here and leave a comment about something Mom It Forward has done or is doing that you think is GREAT.
Next you can do any or all of the following, please leave ONE comment for EACH item completed, as one comment counts as ONE entry.
- Follow Mom It Forward on Twitter. @jyl_momIF
- Tweet about this giveaway to @brandyellen
- Subscribe to Happily Blended via RSS feed or Email.
- RSVP to Twitter #gno #yehu for Thursday, April 30th’s Tweet with Women from Kenya
- Blog about this giveway linking to Mom It Forward {www.momitforward.com} and Happily Blended {www.happilyblended.com}
- Social media love is always appreciated, use the share & enjoy buttons below.
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I think it is great that Mom it Forward supports the Yehu Microfinance Bank to help empower moms in impoverished areas of Kenya!
raising money for yehu kenya
I like that they were involved in the the Nashville Rescue Mission.
I really respect that they are helping just women in African villages. Men are dominate in those types of cultures and when a women isn’t ‘with’ a man she is really ignored and needs this form of help.
Hey! wow awesome website! i think it is great that they are trying to change the world one mom at a time! i think its so cool that they all meet on Tuesday nights on twitter,and basically have a girls night out party!
thanks please enter me in this contest!
The Mom It Forward mission is “to change the world one mom at a time.” We will achieve that by 1) strengthening women, 2) helping them become the best moms and/or influencers they can be, and 3) providing ideas, opportunities to, and recognition for carry(ing) out the Mom It Forward mission in small and large ways, locally as well as internationally.i think that this is great and hope that they continue to do well!!
The tweet with women from Kenya tomorrow is such a fabulous idea to really bring it home and unite moms from everywhere!
#gno is doing so much, and I just had to share my products from Basa Body. Mothers Day Gift Giveaway: http://tinyurl.com/c4h63t
I think helping Maddie’s family by getting the word out there and talking about is an amazing thing for them to do.
think its great they give back to help empower the other women struggling in kenya
The Nashville Rescue Mission is a great cause. I appreciate their involvement in it!
I like their mission of changing the world one mom at a time, and bringing moms together as a VERB and not a noun. Very nice!
raising money for yehu kenya, what a great cause
I like that they are helping real moms. Right now the kenya mom is receiving help and this is awesome.
I think it’s fantastic that she has taken ‘pay it forward’ to a whole new level by not just helping families one time but by giving food for 5 months to families!! She is a true angel! Thank you for the contest!
DH has been to Kenya and he always talked about how people suffer there. It is great what they are doing for that country.
I am a follower.thanks
What I like to the whole concept: helping people start a business. Awesome!
I like that their mission is “to change the world one mom at a time.” It’s a great idea and something more people can and should be doing. Thanks for this wonderful giveaway.
Started by two moms who wanted to make a difference
@jyl_MomIF Love all the feedback about #gno #yehu http://happilyblended.com/2009/04/1167/ So nice 2 see others love all u do!
momitforward is helping women in kenya!
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Great that they are helping moms.
I like the support of causes
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Thank you for a great giveaway! I really like that they support a great cause – Nashville Rescue Mission. Thank you!
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I learned that if you are spilling out the top or the sides you need to go up a cup size. As a child I was very large busted – I was able to get a breast reduction at age 17. Bra shopping was so embarrassing to me as a young girl so my mom did it for me and I dont think I ever had a good fit. Thank you for a great giveaway!
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they are helping womwn in african villages.
Helped a little girl named Maddie.
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The Mom It Forward mission is “to change the world one mom at a time.” We will achieve that by 1) strengthening women, 2) helping them become the best moms and/or influencers they can be, and 3) providing ideas, opportunities to, and recognition for carry(ing) out the Mom It Forward mission in small and large ways, locally as well as internationally. Wow!
I love the idea of empowering women, wherever they are. Thank you!
I Learned how to donate to the March of Dimes in Maddie’s honor. In less than 2 weeks, more than $31,000 has been raised. What a wonderful thing to do in memory of this little girl.
They are promoting microfinance banks! This is such a community-enhancing, sustainable option for ALL societies!
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The project to help little Maddie Spohr’s family is so touching and wonderful.
I love that their mission is “to change the world one mom at a time.” I think it’s great that it gets moms out there that might normally not do this. It helps them build confidence knowing they are helping great causes.
They helped raise money for March of Dimes in memory of a little girl named Maddie and are helping women in Kenya currently.
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Another great giveaway, for a special mom in your life: http://happilyblended.com/2009/04/1167/ Ends May 4th Midnight EST
I liked reading about the Nashville Rescue Mission. Great work.
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Kuddos to Mom it Forward who supports the Yehu Microfinance Bank to help empower moms in impoverished areas of Kenya
As you know Mom It Forward was wonderful to me and my family by blessing us with the HP Magic prize of the TouchSmart desktop computer. I was very lucky to get the opportunity to meet the Mom It Forward founders at BlissDom ’09 this year. They are an amazing group of women and I can’t wait to take part in their next Mom It Forward venture.
I subscribed via email, not quite sure how I wasn’t already… Also I follow everyone on twitter already.
I respect that they are empowering African women.
I am from Tennessee and apprecaite their involvement in the Nashville Rescue Mission. Thanks!
I love that they’re fundraising to “enhance the lives of families in rural Kenya”…
I like all the help and support for Maddie Spohr’s family. What a great project.