The following individuals and companies made a generous donation to the Camp Mighty charity:water campaign. I hope you will check out their sites! I’m honored to have such creative folks reading my blog and partnering with me in the effort to bring clean water to Ethiopia. Camp Mighty raised over $25,000 to bring clean water to Ethiopia and I’m so thankful to readers who played a part in that!
Addie Talley Photography
Addie Talley is a lifestyle photographer living and working in Columbus, MS. She specializes in children and weddings, but mainly loves to work with people. She is an adoptive mom, and uses many of the proceeds from her work to help other families in the process of adopting. 
Ever/After Clothing
Ever/after is a casual lifestyle clothing brand for kids, newborn to 12 years. We’ve paired simplistic design with premium fabrics in styles we would wear ourselves. We found the softest pima cotton available and designed the perfect fit. ever/after will donate 25% of the net profit from each garment you buy to the cause of your choice. We’ve partnered with charities that share our vision of creating powerful & sustaining change in the lives of children in need. We believe helping others can extend to all areas of our lives, even the clothing we buy. Every garment comes with a change the story card that holds the value of this donation 
Giving Squared
Giving Squared is a non-profit business where people can buy great gifts and have 100% of the profits going to missions. Each gift purchased results in a gift to a mission….get a gift, give a gift! “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’ ~ Matthew 25:40
Rewrite Beautiful
Rewrite Beautiful is a revolution to change with art how girls see beauty in themselves from the superficial to the concrete for the prevention of eating disorders. Rewrite Beautiful seeks to redefine beauty as an ACTION. Beautiful actually has nothing to do with the way you LOOK; it has to do with the way you ACT. Beauty is found in your actions of Creativity, Kindness and Strength displayed in your community. You can either go along with what everyone else thinks is beautiful, or you can be revolutionary and Rewrite Beautiful. Rewrite Beautiful creates this vision through Art Show’s, Beautiful Action Club’s and Street Art in collaboration with local schools, community groups and places of worship. Our vision is to build a nation of revolutionary girls who don’t focus on their bodies. Instead, these girls focus on the gifts and talents they have been blessed with and figure out how to share those gifts with others. We want girls to focus on changing their communities instead of changing their bodies. Our vision is to see each and every girl say, “I’m beautiful, because I know I am creative, kind and strong. I don’t care what you think of my body, because I know I am beautiful in a way that can never be changed.” These girls would feel so confident they will step out and change their communities through kindness. They will use their creativity to bring awareness to non-profit organizations. They will use their strength to build others up by sharing their faith and their knowledge. These girls will lead the next generation of young women who also want to Rewrite Beautiful. 
Girl With A Notebook
I Val Sinclaire started blogging while coping with her husband’s three year-long deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Deployments, childbirth, a gypsy life – has has lots of material for exploring some of the deeper issues of life. Which she does. . . with hope and occasional sarcasm. You can check out her "About Me" page here. 
Faithful in Flats
Arin Thompson is a paper pregnant adoptive mom, engineer/seminary student’s wife, middle school teacher, Jesus freak, trying her best to navigating this narrow of following Christ. “With big dreams and a heart to change the world, all I can do is walk faithfully in my flats.” 
Young, Not Powerless
Danielle blogs about the ins and outs of young married life. “Entering my second year of marriage at 23 has proved to be as challenging as it is exciting. Since I work full-time and attend grad school in the evening, time spent with my husband is often limited. My blog, young not powerless, highlights the highs and lows of our lives together as we fight and love, make important decisions, and figure out what marriage really means.” 
