Much like PBS, NPR, and similar organizations, AtHomeDad.org runs on the support of its viewers. Keeping the site going involves ongoing expenses and an ongoing time commitment from me. The money pays for things like web hosting (the site is too complicated to work on basic free hosting plans) and software. The time goes to things like debugging the site, developing new features, designing pretty pages that people like to look at, editing posts, fighting spam, and responding to a steady stream of inquiries from members, press, and random visitors. Although the ads on the site help a bit, the income they provide is minimal.

It's been about a year since I've mentioned any of this (http://www.athomedad.org/node/1818) and, coincidentally, it's been about a year since I've received any donations (http://www.athomedad.org/donations). So, I thought it would be reasonable to briefly bring it up again. We're not going to have a week long pledge drive, and I'm not going to lay on any guilt or sob stories. However, I will say that any support you'd like to offer will be genuinely and greatly appreciated, as it has in the past.

If you'd like to help keep the site going, buy me a beer, or otherwise throw some money into the AtHomeDad.org hat, click on the "donate" link above, or go here:

http://www.athomedad.org/donate

If you're logged in, your donation will be listed on the donors page. If you want to donate but don't want to be listed, just log out before donating.

Thanks!

-Mike