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The Home School Foundation: An Interview with Elizabeth Smith
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| Vol. 74, Prg. 1-5
April 2-6, 2007
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When a major financial emergency comes up, some families wonder if they can afford to continue homeschooling. Assistance from the Home School Foundation, HSLDA’s charitable arm, can make all the difference. Through the Foundation’s seven funds, families encountering medical emergencies can purchase curriculum, special needs children can obtain therapy and equipment, and widows and orphans can be provided for.
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Elizabeth Smith
Elizabeth Smith, wife of Home School Legal Defense Association President Mike Smith, taught three of her four children at home from 1981 to 1996, when the youngest entered college. For over 20 years, Elizabeth’s practical wisdom has encouraged audiences at homeschool conferences, symposiums, and women’s retreats throughout the United States. Michael and Elizabeth have appeared several times on Focus on the Family’s radio program.
Elizabeth is the director of development for the Home School Foundation and is the board chairman of Breakthrough Intercessors Prayer Ministry. She is also a board member of the National Black Home Educators Resource Association, is the national spokesperson for Considering Homeschooling, and teaches women’s Bible studies at her local church. Elizabeth has lobbied on pro-family issues in her state capitol and in Washington, D.C., for the National Center for Home Education since 1993.
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For more information about the Home School Foundation and how you can help families in need, request a copy of the Foundation Brochure packet.
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