WAHM Announce

Contact: Angie Fisher
Email: angiefisher@live.com
Website: www.WorkAtHomeMomCafe.com
Phone: (909) 287-3326

Chino Hills, CA (April 30, 2009) American Work-from-Home-Moms Defy Economy and Offer Aid to Entrepreneurs in Need

In an economic climate where many businesses are closing their doors, some American work-from-home-moms continue to earn six-figure incomes and are opening windows to share their prosperity with entrepreneurs around the globe.  One way they are giving aid is through WorkAtHomeMomCafe.com, a new work-at-home-mom social network that helps moms find the right home business for them and lends its ad revenue to women in impoverished countries.

Work-at-home-mom, Angie Fisher, a 20-year healthcare industry veteran who is now on her way to earning six-figures through her own home business, created the social network for moms because she is living her American dream and desired to give something back to the global community. “We are fortunate as American women because of our access to the vast resources our country offers,” Fisher says. “Ultimately, I think that we as mothers share a common, unique and undeniable bond – no matter where we live, want the same things – to love, and establish a sense of pride and self esteem in our children while providing for our families. By lending aid to these women who also want to establish their own business, we’re helping them accomplish that.”

WorkAtHomeMomCafe.com, which connects work-at-home-moms with each other while providing information on work-at-home opportunities and how to avoid home business scams, lends 100% of its ad revenue to entrepreneurs across the world through Kiva, a micro-lending website whose mission is to connect people, through lending, to alleviate poverty. The majority of Kiva’s loan recipients are women.

A longtime work-at-home-mom, Fisher is no stranger to helping others. Since 2008, after several missteps in the business world,  she has been successful working in a home business by partnering with a $100 million company that helps families and small businesses without adequate healthcare coverage find access to supplemental medical and dental care. According to Fisher, the 47 million Americans without healthcare and the 70% of Americans without dental insurance often wrongly believe they have no other options for affordable health and dental care.
Work-from-home-moms who want their advertising dollars to support women entrepreneurs in need of financial aid can visit http://www.WorkAtHomeMomCafe.com for more information and advertising specials. Women interested in working from home can visit http://www.WorkAtHomeMomCafe.com to request an interview with Fisher about starting their own business working from home helping Americans find quality dental and healthcare, or to explore other work-at-home options.

Virtual Assistants are experiencing increased demand for their services as entrepreneurs and business owners cut costs during an economic recession. With expertise in a myriad of business support services, no overhead costs or long-term contracts, Virtual Assistants offer affordable solutions for cash strapped enterprises and professionals.  For those interested in profiting in a bad economy by starting a Virtual Assistant business, a new book presented by VAnetworking.com, How To Build a Successful Virtual Assistant Business, provides help.

Written by Janice Byer and Elayne Whitfield-Parr, co-founders of the Canadian Virtual Assistant Connection, and presented by VAnetworking.com, the largest Virtual Assistant business network online, How To Build a Successful Virtual Assistant Business – International Version, includes information and tips to help aspiring and established VAs throughout the world with every aspect of starting and building a Virtual Assistant business.  From choosing a business name, to upgrading skills, to planning for business expansion, this book combines the authors’ expert knowledge and the input of successful VAs worldwide. Tawnya Sutherland, founder of VAnetworking.com states, “Becoming a Virtual Assistant is now a reality for anyone with administrative experience, a computer and the support to make it happen.  Elayne and Janice’s new book is that much needed support for Virtual Assistants worldwide and is a welcome addition to this emerging and exciting industry.”

A Virtual Assistant (VA) is a highly-trained independent entrepreneur who provides a myriad of business support services virtually via phone, fax and internet based technology to support and meet the growing needs of businesses worldwide. Partnering with a VA reduces stress, protects cash flow, eliminates administrative hassles, and enables business people to find the success they originally set out to achieve. Most business owners never meet their Virtual Assistants as they help their clients virtually from their own home offices, from anywhere in the world.

VAnetworking.com, a social networking site for aspiring, new, and established VAs was launched in 2003 when Sutherland recognized the need for an educational and social networking community for Virtual Assistants and virtual entrepreneurs to connect, share, discuss, and promote their businesses. With more than 11,000 members who have access to discounts on products and services, weekly e-seminars by industry experts, requests for proposals, and fun contests and prizes, VAnetworking is regularly profiled in national magazines, television shows and radio stations worldwide, including Entrepreneur’s StartUps, Reader’s Digest, and the Dr. Phil Show.

Visit http://www.VAnetworking.com to download a free sample chapter of How To Build a Successful Virtual Assistant Business or to order a copy. To learn more about becoming a Virtual Assistant or to discover the benefits of partnering with a Virtual Assistant, visit http://www.VAnetworking.com.