If you write an article about Genealogists for Families for your blog or a print publication, or mention it in a podcast, please email the title/link to Judy (address is in the sidebar). We are grateful for this publicity (links open in a new window):
Adventures in Genealogy
Anglers Rest
Australian Genealogy Journeys
British and Irish Genealogy
British GENES (GEnealogy News and EventS)
Czech Genealogy for Beginners
Diary of an Australian Genealogist
Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter
FamilyHistory4u
Family History Across the Seas
Family Tree magazine (UK) news column, December 2011 (Chris Paton)
Family Tree Magazine's blog and podcast
From Helen V Smith's Keyboard
GeneaBlog Awards 2011 (we won 'Best New Community Project')
Geneabloggers (and also Geneabloggers Blog Talk Radio)
Genealogy - Arts - Tech Blog
Genealogy Blog
Genealogy Leftovers
GeneaPress
Geniaus
Gould Genealogy
iPentimento Genealogy and History
Lone Tester HQ
Inside History magazine (issue 8)
LostCousins newsletter
Luxegen Genealogy and Family History
Scottish GENES (GEnealogy News and EventS)
Searching for Roots and Branches
Seeking Susan - Meeting Marie - Finding Family
Tracking Down the Family
Twigs of Yore
Upfront with NGS
View from The Treehouse
We Tree Genealogy Blog
Genealogists for Families is listed in Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet.
Join 'Genealogists for Families' and become part of a team that is making a difference by helping families now and in the future!
"There are people trying to change this world that seems to be going down. Some people think there is nothing that can be done; some think it is not even worth trying. But then there is you, who really do believe that it is still possible." -- Join genealogists worldwide (and our relatives and friends) who have found a simple way to make a big difference.
In 2011 we won an award for Best New Community Project. Our goal is to enable people without access to traditional banks (including many women) to expand their businesses, support and educate their children, save for the future and raise themselves out of poverty. Through Kiva, a non-profit organisation working with microfinance institutions, you choose a borrower to support with a loan of just $25. Similar loans by other lenders are combined until the required total is reached. As your money is repaid (often in monthly instalments), you can withdraw it or lend it to someone else. ($25 that is loaned over and over again does more good than a one-time donation.) Join 'Genealogists for Families' - together we are making a difference!