The number of single moms who must make the choice between buying Christmas presents this year and food for the rest of the month is disproportionately high. With 80% of all single parent households being headed by women (U.S. Census Report, 2006) it seems many children could face a very sad Christmas morning this year. If it weren't for local and regional programs like Toys for Tots, corporations, and private organizations the day would be gloomy indeed. Read More.....
Custom Search
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Press: Richsinglemomma.com Announces Single Mom Personal Finance Community
The number of single moms who must make the choice between buying Christmas presents this year and food for the rest of the month is disproportionately high. With 80% of all single parent households being headed by women (U.S. Census Report, 2006) it seems many children could face a very sad Christmas morning this year. If it weren't for local and regional programs like Toys for Tots, corporations, and private organizations the day would be gloomy indeed. Read More.....
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
Great post. I can definitely relate, especially this holiday season as I am trying to finish up my degree and still job searching. Homemade gifts are always great. I love to crochet, so I made my daughter a blanket, which she is enjoying right now. I always look forward to the little gifts that she makes me at school too.
Happy to hear that Rich Single Momma has a network. I just joined!
Post a Comment