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A Free Online Event for Homeschoolers & My Heart About Something...

 Today's blog post is pretty short & sweet - just some info about an upcoming online event that has a 100% free option. I mean, as a homeschool mom to five kiddos, there have been many times that the only way I could participate in an event was via the free option. So I really do try and promote valuable content that is affordable for homeschoolers.

Fair warning: I will likely blog again to mention this conference (& not just because I am a speaker!).

 

 


 

The host is partnering with the organization Unbound in their fight against human trafficking.
Seriously - the main reason I will be sharing about this event is because of the host's decision to use the event as a way to raise knowledge about human trafficking & to raise some $$$ to donate to Unbound.

(Which obviously means there is a "not free" option for the event, right?)

The host, Kerry Beck, is donating 5% of her proceeds directly to Unbound.


So am I.


And she will meet my 5% and double it to 10%. (plus I am gonna make a donation at the end of the conference week, which is February 28th, based on the number of sign-ups and ticket sales that take place via my link).

 

So, yeah, you can totally enjoy the Life Skills Leadership Summit event at zero cost to you. And that option is one more reason I love working with Kerry Beck! She always, always has a free option and she always, always is beyond generous. So RIGHT HERE is the link to attend for FREE.  


And if, by chance, you would like to benefit from all the speakers, freebies, and early access to the summit via the "All Access Pass" AND help me make the biggest possible donation to the work of Unbound, CLICK HERE & get the lowest price for All Access. (Oh, All Access pass holders get access to the speaker sessions a week before other attendees and there are some bonus items that only All Access pass holders will get. So, yeah, Kerry Beck has made it worthwhile to purchase that option in order to donate to Unbound.) 


Hope to see you at the summit & thanks so much for helping me to raise some funds for this important cause. In fact, I would really love it if you would pray that this event raises a huge sum of money to aid in the fight against human trafficking. Thank you for praying along with me!


Talk to you soon & Lord bless!


~ Jan


Conference Link to All Access Pass

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