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| Will you be a "piece" of the puzzle? |
So here it is, our first and most likely, only fundraiser....Dave and I have purchased a 1000 piece puzzle that is going to be placed in a double-sided frame that we will place next to all three of our children's room. Basically, you can donate $5.00 a puzzle piece that will go towards our adoption. When you purchase a puzzle piece we are going to place you or your family's name on it. If all pieces are accounted for, we will be able to raise $5,000.00 towards our goal of $20,000!! When the puzzle is complete, our children will be able to see who took a part in bringing them home. They will get to see how their adoption story is part of one big love story. If you would like a "piece" of this puzzle you can find the donation link below or leave a comment with your email or phone number and I can message you our address. Please DO NOT feel obligated, this is strictly if you so desire. I intend to post occasional updates as we receive pieces. When the puzzle is complete, I will post a picture of the final product! We can't wait to see it finished! I can't imagine how cool it will be for our kids to get to see how so many different people took part of their little lives. Feel free to send this information to a friend if you believe they would enjoy participating, but don't read blogs or Facebook.
Above all else, we just want to thank you all for always being such a tremendous support for us and for all of your prayers. None of our adoptions would have been possible without your endless support, love, encouragment and prayers. We know that we are extremely blessed to have you in our lives!
Love
The Herren Family - David, Ashlynn, Kyler, Charlie & ????
The puzzle is perfectly named "Its a Zoo!"
I am so buying puzzle pieces!! I will send you a check on Friday! What a great idea!! Love you guys and I can not wait to see what the Lord has planned for your family!! (hugs)
ReplyDeleteI have been so crazy busy, I just saw this.....I would be more than happy to be apart of this, so happy for you all.
ReplyDeleteI just took in a 19 year old girl whose mother left her 13 year sister and herself in February. Sad that there are people who have great kids and do this. The 13 year old has been living with a family but the 19 year old was working at a Science camp here in the mountains and the season was over two weeks ago and she lost her home (she lived there during the camps) great job for a kid who's mom chose another life, she is a friend of my son's and we took her in...she is a sweet sweet girl....keep us in your prayers.