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The Salt & Light SERVE Spotlight series is dedicated to service and is sponsored by itsonlyhomeschooling.com (IOH), a website providing advocacy, community, and resources to homeschooling families of children with learning differences. In this series, your host IOH Mom Kimberly Bennett highlights the fantastic efforts of different community outreach organizations, small businesses, and individuals who are making a difference in their communities. The goal is to spread awareness, inspire, and encourage homeschoolers to up their ”serve game.” So, sprinkle a little salt and let your love ...

A conversation between friends who are crazy about their dogs. Cathy and Kimberly met at a pet blogging conference and stayed in touch, having fun chats on the phone about all things dogs and now they're turning those chats into a podcast.Cathy manages the blog Groovy Goldendoodles and Kimberly manages the blog Keep the Tail Wagging. They are two dog moms and friends who understand what it is to be "Crazy Dog Moms."

Disruptive change begins here. It's up to us, the leaders, executives, and rebels of the world to create the disruptive change our world requires. All the good intentions in the world just won't cut it. Disruptive change requires sustainable and scalable businesses that can fund and fuel the momentum... for generations. You're beyond just giving facetime to what matters. You know hashtags and blacking out your profile picture just won't cut it. You know true change requires creativity, curiosity, courage, commitment...and most importantly strategy. This is the conversation we need to have. ...

Homeschooling families thrive in community—resourceful, resilient, and deeply committed to giving their children a meaningful, high‑quality education. At the Homeschool Counseling Network (HCN), we believe that same spirit of connection should extend to the support services homeschoolers rely on. Families deserve access to professionals who understand their values, their flexibility, and the unique rhythms of home education.HCN was created to bridge a long‑standing gap: helping homeschooling families find compassionate, culturally competent professionals who truly “get” them. With ...