Comments on: Woot! 23 Million Employed by Women-Owned Businesses

By: Emile Muthana

Emile Muthana — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 04:35:38 +0000

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By: www.momsrising.org

www.momsrising.org — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 23:25:56 +0000

Woot 23 million employed by women owned businesses.. Very nice

By: Ally Loprete

Ally Loprete — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:42:37 +0000

Just wanted to elaborate on that…OurMilkMoney.com promises to change the world and save the economy for families nationwide. OurMilkMoney.com is a business directory the lists ONLY self-employed parents, and an online search for consumers to choose to shop with parents, give their money directly to a family, and feel good about the value of each purchase.
Together we earn “milk money” or extra revenue for our families. This is the answer for many families who wish to keep one parent at home while bringing in 2 incomes. We are committed to making purchases only from each other and by doing so, we have created a “mini-economy.” Our vision has created an alternative to daycare, joblessness and working for others who force us to put their needs before our children’s needs. We embrace free-enterprise and see the unstable economy as an opportunity for growth and rebuilding.
This is a concept that many parents have already taken part of across the country, in more than 80 major markets, but we need to get the word out to truly succeed. We have come as far as we have on very little funds and 100% word of mouth. Annual membership for each self-employed parent is only $25/year.
Please visit us to shop and support self-employed parents!

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Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:38:08 +0000

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By: Faith S Evans

Faith S Evans — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:54:31 +0000

We can do better women have all the required skills, we are honest too. Gone are the days when we would rely behind man and give them advice. They have a saying behind every successful man there is a woman. Behind every successful woman it is a woman. God bless you all. I was also impressed by the President he urged banks to support Small Bussinesses. The truth is we do not get enough support from banks.

By: Erika Munoz

Erika Munoz — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 02:51:12 +0000

This is the time for the woman. For so long we have had to accept things just because of our gender. But the problem is they are afraid of the strength of a woman. It is powerful. Women owned businesses will thrive as long as we stay positive about ourselves by remembering that their was a time when what we knew and can do didn’t mean a thing. But look at us now!!!!!

By: Lin Young

Lin Young — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:17:05 +0000

Thank you for recognizing the work of women. I own and run a company that makes nutritional products for kids. We create hypoallergenic, refined sugar free, dairy free, gluten free, soy protein free, chemical and preservative free products called Toddler Health.

After breastfeeding my own son, I realized that the choices for products that are allergy free were virtually non existent. We decided to start working on options for moms and parents in general. My son is allergic to dairy and soy protein. We are now proud supporters of Celiac Disease Foundation, FAAN and Autistic groups. Moms supporting Moms with questions about the health of their children. We all want the best for our kids – they are our future and it is our calling to stand up and raise our voices to demand better food choices for our kids.

Please visit our site http://www.toddlerhealth.net for more information and thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Lin Young

By: Nancy

Nancy — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:16:03 +0000

@Kim, OH my Kim we can so relate!! My son and I bought an embroidery/screenprinting business and he knew more than I did but still we both did not know enough. It consumed us and I made so many mistakes in pricing and hiring help.

So Kim…know that it’s okay because all that matters now is today! Discard the worry of what was, and enjoy the moment of what is and GO GIRL!!!

And…about that energy …. Check this out! http://www.BodyIns.com Pure~natural~healthy~energy…Verve! It’s all I do now. Help families protect their #1 Asset-Their Health! Nancy & Andy (he forgave me for my mistakes!! Thank God!

By: Ally Loprete

Ally Loprete — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:42:26 +0000

I am the owner and co-founder of OurMilkMoney.com. We are a business directory that lists only parent-owned businesses. I created this site largely because of my passion to support the parents who, as an alternative to daycare and inflexibility in their corporate jobs, had chosen to find a way to bring in revenue while staying home with their children.
As not to deprive my own children of my daily presence, I searched for a solution that would allow many parents to work from home. Our amibition is to help parents see that they DO have a choice, and that they are not alone in wanting more for their children. Our Milk Money has become a tool to help parents find financial opportunities and support.
As I began to explore my visions and shape them into a solution, I decided to do a bit of research. I was curious as to how others felt about the situation and whether or not there was a real need for what I wanted to put into motion. The response to my idea was astounding. Hundreds of letters from self-employed parents came flooding in from across the country asking how to get involved, where to sign up, and what could be done to ensure Our Milk Money’s success. I was overwrought not only with the enormity of the responses, but the blatant urgency that came with each inquiry. I discovered how much people needed to believe in this prototype, and how it gave them a new perspective of hope. Complete strangers were informing me of their own personal struggles and of what the success of Our Milk Money might mean for their families.
My aim is to empower other parents, encourage them to purchase each other’s products and services, and pass our funds back and forth in our own mini-economy. Perhaps if we all made that commitment to one another, others would see the benefit and would want to be a part of our community.

By: Debbie Cattell

Debbie Cattell — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:30:33 +0000

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