
erin foerch
contributing author
About
I was a successful 5th grade teacher at Calvary Baptist Schools in Holland, MI. Then, I began staying at home with my children in 2003. During this time I opened and managed a bed and breakfast and historical meeting facility and educated my children at home for 6 years. Currently, I write on my blog, Excuse Our Mess while staying home with my children. In March of 2015, we adopted two five-year old girls with Down syndrome from China. I have a passion to raise Down syndrome awareness and advocate for my daughters and other families as well as raise awareness and advocate for the orphan crisis in China. My non-fiction articles have been featured on the web, my first nonfiction article was published online 11/06/2014 by Mamapedia. Since then, I have been featured on The Mighty, on No Hands But Our's, Slant News, and published by Young House Family Services in an article advocating for adoptive families.
united states
cedarville
primary/secondary education
freelance writing, teaching, grant writing, microsoft word, public speaking, creative writing, microsoft office, small business, curriculum design, editing, event planning, social media, blogging, writing
Experience

grant writer
grant writing
Successfully wrote 13 grants during the adoption process and was awarded a total of over $30,000 in funds towards the adoption of our two daughters from China.

teacher
home schooling
Home schooled three of my children in lower and upper elementary levels; achieved amazing growth and excellence. They are now successfully studying in the public school setting and in advanced placement classes.

teacher
calvary baptist school
5th grade teacher Lead/mentored a group of Jr. High and High school girls who met weekly and did volunteer work in community

website owner, blogger
excuse our mess
* I write about my life, my faith, and my interests at Excuse Our Mess. I have a passion to share the truth about my life and the beauty amidst the mess. * Published/Featured Articles: * No Hands But Our's blog, 5/27/15, 10/01/15 * Mamapedia, 11/06/14

independent business owner
the ambler house
* Established a bed and breakfast, historical meeting/party facility, and catering business * Hosted and catered for weddings to small private luncheons * Responsible for all business management, marketing, and public relations * Won Mount Pleasant, IA Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneurial Award Grant and Recognition, 2006 * Featured on an episode of HGTV's "If Walls Could Talk"

contributing author
the mighty
The Mighty (TheMighty.com) helps people facing disabilities, diseases and chronic health conditions. We do this by publishing honest, helpful and often inspiring stories from those facing everyday challenges. Through partnerships with hundreds of non-profits, media companies and other organizations, we are connecting over 1,500 writers with more than 75,000,000 readers, building one of the fastest-growing communities in health.
Education
van buren community high school
cedarville university
special education
BA in Elementary Education, Psychology, Special Education, and Bible Minor RA, 2 years, 1999-2001 Intern at Inner City Impact, Summer 2000; mentor over Jr. High students Volunteer trip to Inner City Impact, working in Special Education classroom, paraeducator Volunteer childcare of triplet children with autism
liberty university
counseling
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