Showing posts with label mission trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mission trip. Show all posts

Monday, May 06, 2013

sew mama sew giveaway day!

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Randomly chosen winner is #25 -
Melissa Graham said...
My mom and I always wanted to visit Hawaii and Egypt. She didn't live to see either place but I hope to someday at least make it to Hawaii with my family.

Congratulations, Melissa!  Hope you enjoy your pillow!

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Once again, Sew Mama Sew, is hosting a giveaway day.  This time, it's for a whole week, May 6-10!  It's fun to participate and fun to see what everyone else is giving away.

Is there someplace you have always wanted to visit?  This summer, I am traveling to Haiti on a mission trip and am super excited about it!  I have wanted to go to Haiti as long as I can remember.  One of the ways I am raising funds for my trip is by making and selling handmade items.   These pillows are the first of my fundraising projects!



That being said, I am giving away this awesome pillow to one sweet reader!  All you have to do is leave a comment telling me the one place in the world you have always wanted to visit.  The giveaway closes at 8pm EST, on Friday, May 10.  I will randomly choose a winner at the close of the day and email them, so make sure you can be contacted through email when you leave your comment.   I am also happy to ship internationally!

Don't forget to visit Sew Mama Sew for more great giveaways!

Happy Giveaway Day! 

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

waveland, mississippi :: hurricane katrina's ground zero



Our family took a trip over the kids' fall break from school to go to Waveland, MS to volunteer in whatever way we could to help Katrina victims. It was unbelievable the amount of destruction the water and wind did to this beautiful seaside town. It is so heartbreaking to see so many people's lives devastated, so many people depressed over losing everything, and so much to still be done. It was also so rewarding and fulfilling to hear those we helped say time after time, "Thank you so much! You will never know how much this means to me!" It was a very humbling experience and I'm very grateful to have been a part of it along with our family!

These photos were taken one morning when I was able to sneak away to the beach and watch the sun rise over the gulf.