a diary of a mom Supports Great Organizations.
skint Supports a diary of mom!
a diary of a mom & Skint Wallets have teamed up to support two terrific organizations that really matter:
Autistic Self Advocacy Network
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Epilepsy Foundation
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There are many ways you can support the good work of these organizations. One additional easy way is to dedicate a portion of the things you already do to helping others.
Skint Wallets USA will donate 20% of the product purchase price to the efforts of the organization of your choice.
So, if...
... you have stockings to stuff this holiday season,
... or your nephew has a birthday coming up,
... or the softball team needs an end-of-season gift,
... or if it's simply time to ditch that old thing you're hauling around,
... it's easy to do good for others while you're doing good for yourself.
Oh yes, one more thing. Skint will also take 50 cents off your order as a thanks to YOU for helping these great organizations.
Here's What Ya Do:
Simply browse on this site to order the world's greatest wallet (and other useful pocket stuff). To get your discount please use one of these codes on the checkout page:
To contribute to ASAN, please use Diary-ASAN
To contribute to Epilepsy Foundation, please use Diary-Epilepsy
(NOTE: Be sure you click the word 'Apply" when you enter the code to make sure you receive the discount!) That's it. Easy!
Skint Wallets USA will donate 20% of the product purchase price to the efforts of the organization of your choice.
So, if...
... you have stockings to stuff this holiday season,
... or your nephew has a birthday coming up,
... or the softball team needs an end-of-season gift,
... or if it's simply time to ditch that old thing you're hauling around,
... it's easy to do good for others while you're doing good for yourself.
Oh yes, one more thing. Skint will also take 50 cents off your order as a thanks to YOU for helping these great organizations.
Here's What Ya Do:
Simply browse on this site to order the world's greatest wallet (and other useful pocket stuff). To get your discount please use one of these codes on the checkout page:
To contribute to ASAN, please use Diary-ASAN
To contribute to Epilepsy Foundation, please use Diary-Epilepsy
(NOTE: Be sure you click the word 'Apply" when you enter the code to make sure you receive the discount!) That's it. Easy!
More about a diary of a mom...
Hi, I’m Jess. My husband, *Luau* and I have two beautiful daughters – our fifteen year-old, *Katie* is an utterly fabulous, compassionate, generous, creative, loving high school sophomore who for the life of her can’t seem to remember where she put .. well .. anything. Her little sister, *Brooke*, thirteen, is an affectionate, talented, hilarious, autistic eighth grader.
I will be forever grateful to Brooke for unwittingly breaking my insular little world wide open. For allowing me — nay, forcing me — to see the beauty of difference, the light and color and startling depth of dimension in the full range of the human spectrum. For giving me the gift of a life well-lived thanks to the variety and the quality of the people in it. I owe her — and autism — more than I can ever begin to repay.
Above all, I am proud beyond my wildest dreams of my girls and I thank God every day for blessing me beyond measure with this incredible life.
Find out more at https://adiaryofamom.com/about-2/
Hi, I’m Jess. My husband, *Luau* and I have two beautiful daughters – our fifteen year-old, *Katie* is an utterly fabulous, compassionate, generous, creative, loving high school sophomore who for the life of her can’t seem to remember where she put .. well .. anything. Her little sister, *Brooke*, thirteen, is an affectionate, talented, hilarious, autistic eighth grader.
I will be forever grateful to Brooke for unwittingly breaking my insular little world wide open. For allowing me — nay, forcing me — to see the beauty of difference, the light and color and startling depth of dimension in the full range of the human spectrum. For giving me the gift of a life well-lived thanks to the variety and the quality of the people in it. I owe her — and autism — more than I can ever begin to repay.
Above all, I am proud beyond my wildest dreams of my girls and I thank God every day for blessing me beyond measure with this incredible life.
Find out more at https://adiaryofamom.com/about-2/
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