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The links are supplied as a means for you to begin to research public policy issues and other political interests and to help you make informed decisions in these areas.

 

Restoring America's Godly heritage requires your action.

Homeschool Legal Defense Association : HSLDA advocates on Capitol Hill by tracking federal legislation that affects homeschooling and parental rights. HSLDA works to defeat or amend harmful bills, but also works proactively, introducing legislation to protect and preserve family freedoms.

Generation Joshua : Like the generation in the time of Joshua that took the Promised Land, we feel strongly that the rising generation of Christian youth have the potential to lead the way in preserving liberty in our own time.

Faith to Action: Turning people of faith into people of action to win the cultural war together for life, liberty, and the family. "Faith by itself, if not accompained by action, is dead."

American Family Association: AFA is for people who are tired of cursing the darkness and who are ready to light a bonfire. We are a non-profit (501(c)(3)) organization founded in 1977 by Don Wildmon. The American Family Association represents and stands for traditional family values, focusing primarily on the influence of television and other media - including pornography - on our society.

Eagle Forum: Eagle Forum's Mission is to enable conservative and pro-family men and women to participate in the process of self-government and public policy making so that America will continue to be a land of individual liberty, respect for family integrity, public and private virtue, and private enterprise.

Christian Coalition: Home of the largest and most active conservative grassroots political organization in America. The Christian Coalition of America offers people of faith the vehicle to be actively involved in shaping their government - from the County Courthouse to the halls of Congress.

Family Research Council: The Family Research Council (FRC) champions marriage and family as the foundation of civilization, the seedbed of virtue, and the wellspring of society. FRC shapes public debate and formulates public policy that values human life and upholds the institutions of marriage and the family. Believing that God is the author of life, liberty, and the family, FRC promotes the Judeo-Christian worldview as the basis for a just, free, and stable society.

Concerned Woman for America: We are the nation's largest public policy women's organization with a rich 25-year history of helping our members across the country bring Biblical principles into all levels of public policy.

National Right to Life: The ultimate goal of the National Right to Life Committee is to restore legal protection to innocent human life. The primary interest of the National Right to Life Committee and its members has been the abortion controversy; however, it is also concerned with related matters of medical ethics which relate to the right to life issues of euthanasia and infanticide.

Official Sites:

US House of Representatives

US Senate

Wisconsin State Legislature

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Teacher Discounts/Stores

Barnes & Noble: Offers 20% off the publisher's list price on hardcovers or paperbacks. The discount does not apply to magazines, gift certificates/cards, cafe and music department, nor does it apply online. Barnes & Noble

Border's: program is called "Borders Classroom Discount" (scroll down on their page to "Teachers & Librarians".) If you are a homeschooler and can provide any applicable state certification, you are eligible for the 20% Classroom Discount Card. The 20% discount applies to materials used in the classroom or for classroom preparation. Borders Books & Music

Kinko's: Kinko's Educator Savings Program gives 20% savings on goods and services purchased at Kinko's for the 2003 - 2004 school year. Stop in to your local Kinko's for an enrollment form. The discount is nationwide.

Half Price Books: 10% at Greenfield store, varies by store. Half-price Books

The Learning Shop Educator's Discount Card 10% off classroom supplies www.learningshop.com

Office Depot "Star Teachers" Program: 10% off purchases and invitation to teacher only sales events. 15% discount on print services. Call 1-877-789-4544 or www.school.com

Office Max: Sign up for a free "MaxPerks for Teachers" Membership that will earn $10 for every $75 spent on eligible OfficeMax products whether in-store, online, by phone or fax.

Zany Brainy The educator's discount card states you'll receive 10% off everything every day. Discount does not apply toward purchase of video game hardware, software or accessories. Also states discount is for in-store purchases only.

Staples Program is named "Staples Teacher Rewards". For every cumulative $100 you spend, you are awarded a $10 reward certificate. Offer good online, in-store and by catalog. Spend your reward certificates like cash at Staples. Also offers 15% off in-store Copy & Ship Center services including color and black & white copying, custom printing, laminating, shipping and more. See the website for more information. To call Staples: 888.636.9555

JoAnn Fabric & Crafts: Offers a 10% discount card to educators for purchases in-store or online. The discount is available for both regular & sale priced items. Discount excludes special orders, leased department merchandise and gift cards. JoAnn Fabric

Homeschool Co-Op: The Homeschool Buyers Co-op is a California-based nonprofit* cooperative dedicated to helping homeschoolers save money on their purchases of curricula, educational media, software, computers, science kits, educational games and toys, supplies, and more. Join Now!

Reading Programs

Milwaukee Public Library Summer Reading Club: Begins June 1. There are reading programs for children of all ages designed to be a fun, easy way to keep kids reading throughout the summer. Summer 2004 theme: Discover New Trails @ Your Library. Plus other Free Summer Programs: There's more than just reading at the library. Children are invited to attend more than a hundred free programs at all Milwaukee Public Libraries. They'll hear fabulous stories, pet live animals, plant beautiful flowers, enjoy Harry Potter programs, and see amazing magic all summer long. Get more information online or at your local branch.

Half Price Books: Half Pint Reading Program. This Summer Reading Program is for students K-6 and is designed to encourage them to continue reading throughout the summer break. The program runs from June 1-July 31 and is open to all children in those grades. To enter, they may pick up an application/reading log at any Half Price Books beginning June 1 or they may download it from www.halfpricebooks.com/summer_reading

When the student reads a total of 15 hours and mails in the reading log, he or she will receive a $5.00 reward gift card. All entries must be postmarked no later than July 31.

Pizza Hut Book it Program : allows parent to set monthly reading goals for students in grades K5-6th, when goal is met, student is rewarded with a coupon for a free personal pan pizza from Pizza Hut. Program runs October 1, 2004 through March 31, 2005. Homeschool families may register individually or with a support group, deadline is June 11, 2004. www.bookitprogram.com (1-800-426-6548)

Reading Recognition Program: This free program from Rocky Rococo's encourages students to read. Each student is given a Reading Recognition Card. After a child reads a book, the teacher gives the student a sticker to attach to their Rocky Rococo Reading Recognition Card. After earning stickers, students can obtain free food prizes by taking their card to the nearest participating Rocky Rococo Restaurant. For more information on our school programs, contact our corporate office at 800-888-ROCK (7625).

AMC Theatre's Read for the Stars: A *summer* reading program. Read three books and get a FREE kids pack (soft drink, popcorn and candy) at your local AMC Theatre. Visit their website for more information and to print out an entry form.

Book Adventure: FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own book lists from over 6,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've read offline, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes. http://www.bookadventure.org

Read to Achieve read 500 pages and receive a voucher for a free Milwaukee Bucks ticket. Watch for details at your local library beginning in Jan.

Incentives for Grades

Chuck E Cheese: Tokens for grades- up to a 15 token maximum, kids can receive 3 tokens for each "A", 2 tokens for each "B" and 1 token for each "C" on their report card.

Blockbuster rewards students for hard work in school by giving free rentals for good grades. Students in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade who have an A or B average on their report card can present the report card at their neighborhood Blockbuster store to receive one free Blockbuster Favorite rental.

Krispy Kreme has several programs in place for students and schools:
Good Grades Program: Applicable for grades K-6, a student may receive an original Glazed Doughnut for every ''A'' or equivalent of such; if a different grading system is used. There is a limit of six doughnuts per grading period.
Stick With It Kids: This program was to aid teachers in reaching their classroom goals. The teachers can pick up their posters and stickers at a participating Krispy Kreme. As each student reaches his or her goal the student gets to write their name on a success sprinkle and decorate the poster as a '' stick with it kid''. When the classroom has reached their goal the teacher must take the completed poster to a participating Krispy Kreme and redeem it for two dozen original glazed doughnuts as a free treat for the class. There is a limit of one poster per teacher per school year.
Field Trips: Teachers can bring their students to their local Krispy Kreme store and experience the Krispy Kreme story. Our field trip programs are not only fun but they are also a great learning experience.
Most, but not all of our stores participate in these programs. Feel free to contact your local store to see if they offer this program. www.krispykreme.com

Free/Reduced Admission

Discovery World Museum: discounted membership for teachers and their families. $20 for 2 year membership for 2 adults and their children.

Milwaukee County Zoo: free admission for schools, includes homeschools, from November through March. Must call to pre-register before your visit.

Milwaukee Public Museum: Educator Pass - This pass will allow you (the educator only) FREE admission to the Museum for one year. The Educator Pass also includes other benefits including advanced notice of new exhibits, programs, teacher workshops and a special 15 percent discount on educational materials at all Museum shops. Sign up here
Milwaukee County residents are admitted free each Monday with ID.

Milwaukee Art Museum: Milwaukee County residents, free general admission Monday and Saturday mornings, 10 a.m. to noon. Web site Also, Tours for Teachers: Become acquainted with the Museum's feature exhibitions and permanent collection through hearing an informative presentation and participating in a tour. This is a free program for current educators with proof of teaching status. Registration is required to attend each session. For additional information or registration forms, please contact the education department administrative assistant by e-mailing caitlin.virtue@mam.org or calling (414)224-3826.

"Domes"- Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory free admission for Milwaukee County residents every Monday from 9-11:30am. Web site.

Betty Brinn Children's Museum Free admission for eveyone on the third Thursday each month. Web site

Free Stuff

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey:A voucher that can be exchanged for a free ticket to any performance, anytime, anywhere. For children under 12 months. No expiration date! Sign up online.

Penguin Putnam Teacher Club: As a member, you'll receive three "care packages" each school year which will include useful supplemental materials for your classroom-teacher guides, posters, bookmarks, author biographies, our Puffin Books newsletter, and lots of other free stuff. You'll also receive information on special discounted thematic collections along with ideas on how to use the books in your classroom. Print the registration form from web site.

Wikki Stik: FREE Sample for Teachers - Call 1-800-549-6999 or Fax your request to 510-582-5911.

Dole 5 A Day Club:Dole's Nutrition Education Program offers education materials free-of-charge to U.S. elementary schools. The materials encourage children and their families to eat 5 to 9 servings of fruits and vegetables every day to promote better health. Order online.

Charmin: Sign up to receive by mail a fun and easy-to-use training kit that includes: a poster, stickers, a storybook, a picture frame magnet, and a roll ruler.

Activities in Learning: Email for a free mini abacus kit and math activity packet. Use coupon code: ADTOS. Web site.

Sheppard Software: Free software for teachers. Email.

Sylvan:Sign up for a complimentary brochure, "Seven Days of Activities for Family Learning Fun." You'll receive fun family activities that can be done at any time during the year. Call 1-888-EDUCATE or sign up at the Web site.

Feature Films for Families:The "You are a Critic" program is designed to give you a voice in the kind of movies produced for your family. By participating in this program, you will be sent a free, one-time screening of a film on DVD, and later be asked to critique the film on the Internet, allowing your voice to be heard. Sign up online.

The Idea Book for Educators is the biannual teacher's magazine created by the Education Department at A&E Television Networks. Includes Teacher's Guides for programs featured in Classroom and a printed version of the A&E Classroom Calendar, which features air dates, program descriptions, and information. Sent free of charge to teachers who request it. http://www.aetv.com/class/theideabook/index.html

Birthday/Kids Clubs

Ace Kids Club: The club is an exciting opportunity for children and parents to enjoy time together as well as celebrate the special day. Web site.

Baskin Robbins:Kids 12 and under can register for a free kids cone on their birthday! Kids over 13 can register for fun offers and coupons. Web site.

Denny's Birthday Club: Every year, through ten years of age, your child will receive a "Happy Birthday" postcard in the mail redeemable for a free kid's entree from their kids' menu and a free kid's sundae. Web site.

VCY:Kids under 12-years-old can join the Kids Talk Birthday Club! They'll send you a gift for your birthday each year--and a special gift on your 12th birthday when you graduate from the Birthday Club! Web site.

Burger King: Kids 12 and under receive a coupon for a free Big Kids Meal and other free stuff.

Mrs. Field's Cookies:Join the Birthday Club kids. On your Birthday, you will receive a certificate in the mail for a FREE COOKIE! You will also receive a coupon for $2 Off a Decorated Cookie for your Birthday Party. Kids under 12 years old.

Pook's Corner: The toy store of the future. Where kids can come to play & learn, and parents and teachers can come to compare products and shop! Save from 20 to 60 percent on most items! Join the Club to receive; Free use of club house, Books to read, Games to play, Links to educationl sites & a Gift certificate for five dollars off a purchase of 25 dollars or more, good for one year, plus a Free monthly newsletter. Join at the Web site.

Other Specials

Kids 'N Critters Club: Children 12 and under can learn about animals through a series of fun-filled activity sheets and help support the Milwaukee County Zoo. $15/child 414-258-2333. SPECIAL - Thru July 31 you can get a FREE or reduced membership in the club by purchasing Welch's products from Pick N Save.

Scholastic Warehouse Sale: Warehouse sales two times year, typically May and December. Save up to 50% off retail price on books, software, activities and more. Milwaukee Warehouse- 3265 Gateway Road, Suite 550, Brookfield, WI 53045 (800-236-8002)

JRA is a national marketing research firm that needs families to participate in studies sponsored by local and national companies. Visit online or call 414-768-6047 to register - you can get paid cash for your time!

Home depot: Kids Workshops are free "How-To Clinics" designed for children ages 6-12, available the first Saturday of each month at all Home Depot stores. Children accompanied by an adult construct projects from pre-fabricated kits. The kits are designed to be both educational and practical. Call for store locations 800-553-3199.

Volunteer Center of Milwaukee County

2819 W. Highland Blvd.
Milwaukee, WI 53208
(414) 273-7887

The Volunteer Center of Greater Milwaukee, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that promotes, supports, and increases effective volunteerism in the greater Milwaukee area. The Volunteer Center acts as a clearinghouse, connecting volunteers with nonprofit agencies and organizations that need their services. It is also a focal point of volunteer operations and resources. Works with more than 235 non-profit agencies in the Greater Milwaukee area to place volunteers. Lists more than 1,200 volunteer opportunities on its Web site (watch for summer opportunities).


The Charity Guide

The Charity Guide is a non profit web site designed to inform and educate those interested in making contributions to charitable organizations. There are many ways in which to support worthwhile causes in your area. Whether it is in the form of monetary donations, or a small bit of your time each week, we hope the information provided will help you discover the opportunities you are seeking.


Community Shares of Greater Milwaukee

Community Shares agencies not only do a lot for our community, they also provide local residents the opportunity to get involved in contributing their time as volunteers. If you are interested in volunteer opportunities, review the organizations and the volunteer positions listed on the site. You may contact them directly to get more information on how to "plug yourself in to the community!"


Join Hands Day

JOIN HANDS DAY is a national day of volunteering that brings youths and adults together to improve their own communities. A benefit of the day comes through the friendships that will be made across generations. The new partnerships will be an important first step in bringing more young people into leadership roles in many organizations.


Badger Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired

912 N. Hawley Road
Milwaukee, WI 53213

Be a Badger Association volunteer! Helping others feels good and helps you feel good about yourself. The Badger Association can work with you to provide rewarding experiences, opportunities to help you use your talents, or provide training to help you serve people who are blind or visually impaired.

Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at 414-615-0103 or email for more information: cballard@badgerassoc.org.


Brothers and Sisters In Christ Serving (BASICS) in Milwaukee

2224 W. Kilbourn Ave, Suite 206
Milwaukee, WI. 53233
(414) 372-7200

Brothers and Sisters In Christ Serving (BASICS) in Milwaukee, is a Christian organization which provides ministry outreach leadership and resources to prepare indigenous leaders to support sustainable community development by integrating spiritual, social and physical aspects into the change process.  If you feel God is calling you to serve with your time - treasure - talents - touch - tears, call BASICS in Milwaukee at  for more information and/or to get involved in ministry.


Cope Services

Located in Southeastern Wisconsin, COPE provides crisis intervention, information and referral services to Ozaukee County and the Greater Milwaukee area. They maintain three 24-hour help lines and are active in the development of educational materials and programs. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer listener on the COPE hotline must call the administrative office (262-377-1477) to arrange an interview prior to the beginning of a training session.


Hope House of Milwaukee, Inc.

209 W. Orchard
Milwaukee, WI  53204
(414) 645-2122

Hope House is a place for good people to do something. Volunteers at Hope House share their gifts with others and empower others to discover gifts of their own. As a community resource, Hope House addresses the issues of homelessness in a holistic manner.


Journey House

Established in 1969, Journey House is a community infrastructure that increases education, reduces unemployment & crime, strengthen families and revitalizes neighborhoods.  At Journey House, we empower families by working with our community utilizing a self-help philosophy.  See the website for contact information.


Keeping Greater Milwaukee Beautiful

1313 W. Mount Vernon Ave.
Milwaukee, WI  53233
(414) 272-5462 ext. 105
Email: nespy@kgmb.org

KGMB works in partnership with its communities to address:

• neighborhood cleanup and beautification
• waste reduction, reuse, and recycling
• environmental education for children
• environmental forums
• renewable and efficient energy use
• resource conservation

See website for volunteer opportunities.


Literacy Council of Greater Waukesha (LCGW)

217 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 16
Waukesha, WI 53186
(262) 547-READ or (262) 547-MATH

Literacy Council of Greater Waukesha, Inc., provides confidential, one-to-one tutoring and mentoring services to individuals who need help with reading, writing, spelling, math and English as a second language.


Milwaukee Christian Center

2137 W. Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53204
(414) 645-5350
Email: emunoz@mccwi.org

Consider volunteering for one of our programs including our food pangry, or youth or elderly programs. No one is too old or young to help. Contact the Center if you are interested.

MCC always welcomes your contributions. Items most in demand include: baby supplies, nonperishable food, toiletries for distribution through the food pantry.


Milwaukee Achiever Literacy Services

In total, approximately 360 volunteers annually offer their services in the following areas: tutoring, fundraising, establishing / maintaining functional computers, assisting with clerical/maintenance tasks, and providing professional and legal services.

Volunteers are needed in all areas, especially tutoring.

Volunteers willing to become tutors of adult learners are asked to make a minimum commitment of two hours per week for six months.

Free training is provided on a flexible training schedule.

Persons interested in tutoring at Pierce Center may complete a Volunteer Registration Form, send email, or call 414-643-0176, ext. 105, for more information.

Persons interested in tutoring at Silver Spring Center may complete a Volunteer Registration Form, send email, or call 414-463-7389 for more information.


My Home, Your Home

6200 W. Center Street
Milwaukee, WI 53210
(414) 874-2560
Email: infomhyh@mhyh.org

My Home, Your Home, Inc. (MHYH) is a non-profit Social Services agency founded by Irma and Aubrey Walker. In 1993, MHYH opened its first receiving home doors with a mission to keep siblings together while in transition to out-of-home care.


The Open Gate

The Open Gate is Milwaukee's first transitional living center for the homeless. Since 1986, the social service agency has helped hundreds of men, women and children find their way back to a home and society. The organization works exclusively with the underprivileged and disadvantaged, of which two thirds are indigent. And they're the only Transitional Living Center that accepts clients without an income.

We're usually in need of volunteers in some capacity, such as organizing special events, soliciting donors, grant research, marketing communications (website, brochure, etc.), office administration, etc. If you have a particular skill that you think will benefit our organization, please give us a call.

The Open Gate is always in need of personal and household items for their residents. Once the residents move out of the program, they need these items in order to start their new self-sufficient lives. If you have any of the following articles that are in good condition, please contact call us at 414-344-7582 or opengate@wi.rr.com.

Household Dishes, Pots and Pans Silverware Laundry Soap and Bleach Dish Soap Cleaning Supplies Garbage Bags Paper Products Entertainment Tickets to sporting & cultural events Movie Passes Appliances Microwave Oven Toasters Irons & Ironing Boards Vacuum Cleaners Clock Radio

Personal Care Items Deodorant Liquid Soap Razors Toothpaste Vaseline Baby Oil Combs Sanitary Napkins Hair Clippers Cloth Goods Pillows Pillow Cases Towels Wash Cloths Comforters - full/queen Mattress pads - full Curtains

Office Equipment Copier Paper Printing Service Relatively new Computers with CD Drive Furniture Dressers Full Beds Night Stands Lamps Fans Chairs Sofas Other Cash Donations Bus Tickets Truck Or Van

Volunteer Center of Waukesha County

2220 Silvernail Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
(262) 544-0150
Email: volunteerwauk@volunteerwaukesha.com

The Volunteer Center of Waukesha County has approximately 80 member agencies providing various long and short term volunteer opportunities for individuals, as well as group volunteer opportunities for employee, organization, school, church or family volunteer groups. We also have Wish Lists on file for item donations that are needed at area nonprofit agencies. To see how you can get involved in volunteering, contact Cheryl Udvare, Volunteer Referral Director at (262) 544-0150, ext. 13.


Milwaukee Rescue Mission

The individuals MRM serves must address often-heartbreaking needs, generally in academic, relational, and vocational areas. MRM offers life-change opportunities through 3 program outreaches: Safe Harbor, an outreach to homeless men, Joy House, for homeless women and their children, and CrossTrainers, an outreach to inner city youth.

Holiday Needs: Beginning in November and continuing through December, MRM uses volunteers to help with a variety of holiday preparations including wrapping gifts and decorating Christmas trees. Volunteers are scheduled in 2-3 hour time blocks Monday - Thursday between 9am and 3pm.

Our meal service lifts heavy hearts and helps change lives! We welcome help from individuals or groups in preparing and serving lunch or supper.

Put that knack for organizing to good use and help sort donated items for our clothing room!

Our children need you! Develop a meaningful relationship with a child, either in our Joy House homeless shelter or our CrossTrainers tutoring programs.

Are you a skilled or semi-skilled tradesperson? We can use your help with general building maintenance.

Contact our Volunteer Coordinator and the lives you change may include your own! Click here or call (414) 935-0241 to get started!


Wisconsin Humane Society

4500 West Wisconsin Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53208-3156
414-ANIMALS (414-264-6257)

The Wisconsin Humane Society has several volunteer opportunities available, and a variety of ways you can make a difference in the lives of many animals.  Our program has three different areas, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Domestic Animal Program, and General Opportunities that help all animals.

Volunteers as young as 13 years old may volunteer by themselves in our Orphaned Bird Care program that takes place during the spring and summer months. The Wisconsin Humane Society gears each volunteer position to the appropriate aged volunteers. For some positions, young people may volunteer with an adult. Please read each volunteer opportunity for the minimum age requirements.

Found these today on another blog and altough I have seen them before -- they are funny everytime-- Enjoy!

 

You Might Be a Homeschooler If....

You come to school in your PJ's.

Your biology lab consists of assisting in your sibling's birth.

Your stacks of books to check out is taller than the librarian.

Your PE comes from chasing little toddlers around.

Your school bus is a 9 passenger van.

You consider school work after lunch to be cruel and unusual punishment.
Your father has ever told the check-out lady at Wal-mart, "We're on a field trip."

Your social life is viewed by some to be one rung lower than that of a Benedictine monk.

Your teacher has ever written your report card on a napkin.

You have to move dirty laundry off your desk before your can start school.

The signatures on your diploma all end with the same last name.

Everyone else in the world is referred to as "Non-homies."

Your Mother's wardrobe consists primarily of denim jumpers.

Your first real date is on your honeymoon.

The word 'homework' sounds like an foreign language.

Your yearbook is also your babybook.

A snow day means that you shovel the driveway after you finish your school work.

You enjoy the pastime of watching public school kids walk home from school.

You have to look at the clock to see if you can call your public school friends yet.

You think that public-school-kid is an insult of the highest degree.

Health class consists of eating breakfast.

You have to decide what year you want to graduate.

You are always late but just call it "homeschooler time."

You can remember nearly every single day you went to public school.

The teacher can kiss the principal, and no one thinks it's unusual.

You get to school and the teacher asks you if you've done all your chores.

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Dear HSLDA members and friends:

Parental rights are being eroded more than ever before. Only by taking a unified stand can we continue to advance and protect the homeschooling freedoms we've fought to secure over the last two decades.

Homeschoolers from across the country have joined with HSLDA in this effort. In order to encourage your continued support, for a limited time we are offering a discount for you and your friends to join or renew.

Through Saturday, March 18, 2006 the Home School Legal Defense Association is offering membership discounts to every family that joins or renews online.

Whether joining for the first time or renewing your current
membership, sign up for one year and you'll save up to $15. Join or renew for two years and you'll save $30 off the cost of membership. The offer is good for all current HSLDA members--even if your membership renewal date comes after March 18.

To take advantage of this limited-time offer, go to:
http://www.hslda.org/elink.asp?id=2790