Home School Heartbeat Radio Program
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This week on Home School Heartbeat, Mike Smith shares how the Home School Foundation’s Military Fund and Ambassador Program is helping members of the homeschooling community. Want to help? Listen in to see how you can donate or apply for a grant. Program Listing:
HSF Ambassador Program![]() Are you ready to get your hands dirty to help those in need? Learn more about how you can be a part of the Home School Foundation’s Ambassador Program and make a practical difference in your local community. Guests:
Ricci Black
Ricci Black is a veteran home school mom and the Ambassador Program Coordinator for the Home School Foundation (HSF). In this capacity she oversees the growth and development of the Ambassador Program, as well as doing a lot of the “on the ground” work herself. Between ambassador recruitment and training, traveling to conferences, and working with fundraising and development on the local level, Ricci manages to run her own home-based health and wellness business. And because she misses teaching at home, Ricci also substitute teaches Special Ed, which she says she enjoys because “I absolutely know I am making a difference.”
Ricci and her husband Dee (Senior Counsel for HSLDA) reside in northern Virginia. Ricci homeschooled their four children for 21 years, and now enjoys reading historical fiction, eating well, and exercising. |
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Ricci Black is a veteran home school mom and the Ambassador Program Coordinator for the Home School Foundation (HSF). In this capacity she oversees the growth and development of the Ambassador Program, as well as doing a lot of the “on the ground” work herself. Between ambassador recruitment and training, traveling to conferences, and working with fundraising and development on the local level, Ricci manages to run her own home-based health and wellness business. And because she misses teaching at home, Ricci also substitute teaches Special Ed, which she says she enjoys because “I absolutely know I am making a difference.”




