Good Deal on Good Books

Family and Home Network’s executive director Cathy Myers is offering a good deal on good books (I own them all!) for nonprofits. Cathy explains:

Our books are not-so-new any more, and that affects sales. But hey – parenting doesn’t change all that fast, and these books still offer lots of great information, support, and laughs. We need to get them out of storage and into the hands of parents. Can you help?  If your moms group, preschool, place of worship or any other nonprofit organization will sell FAHN books as a fundraising project, FAHN will provide them at the below-cost price of $1 each, plus shipping. A win-win situation for FAHN and for your local nonprofit – they can set their own price for the books and make a significant profit. (On the FAHN website, the books are currently at the sale price of $5 each plus $2.50 shipping, $4 each for multiple copies, plus shipping.)

The book titles are:

Discovering Motherhood (especially for new mothers)

Motherhood: Journey Into Love (poetry & art)

Blow-Drying the Frog and Other Parenting Adventures (humor)

You can see the books at the FAHN website.

Email to Cathy Myers (exdir @ familyandhome.org) (remove spaces if you paste in an email) for details about the terms of this offer (no returns accepted due to the low price, minimum order of 25 books), and an estimate of shipping costs. 

This is a limited-time offer, orders must be placed by October 31, 2009.

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