I’ve got a turtle which will remain unphotographed with good reason. I’ve had things I’ve written published in a book way back when, but I’ve never published a book (maybe one day). And, yes, I like to sing. Claiming to be a singer is a bit of a stretch; right now, the church worship team is as big of a gig as I get.

But, I love music.

So does Jenny Woods.

Jenny runs Musicians on a Mission, a nonprofit located in New Jersey that has gathered musicians of all kinds together to have a unified purpose. Their mission is to utilize the power of music to create connection and inspire giving. They desire to raise awareness, sensitivity, and funds to support charitable organizations in their community through planned concerts and events.

They just celebrated their one year birthday. And, in that one year, they raised over $5,000 for 10 local charities. Their last event featured 9 female singer/songwriters as well as 6 poets and 3 visual artists and raised $1,500 for the nonprofit 180, Turning Lives Around, serving women who have been victimized from domestic abuse and violence.

Jenny quit her day job and now works as a singer/songwriter, director of Musicians on a Mission, and designer extraordinaire at High Strung Designs, an Etsy store repurposing guitar strings to make wearable art.

Some friends who are volunteering with The Sparrow Fund came over for dinner last week. They are adorable. They graduated last spring. Got married right away. And, since she’s from a family of 6 kids, they don’t seem to mind the chaos of our 4 running around as we try to talk.

For people like me who long to have really good pictures of our families among the thousands stored on our hard drives, there’s help…help with a purpose.

And, so her photography e-book was created based on a beginner’s class she taught.

50 pages full of images coupled with practical photography instruction for people who don’t know what they are doing besides trying to get some pretty pictures. Whether you have an expensive DSLR that you keep stuck on automatic or a little point-and-shoot, you can get something out of this e-book to transform they way you “do” pictures.

Angela just dropped the price of the download to a low $15.00 – $15 to teach you some basics of photography…and help bring Rose home to her family.

Total win-win. And, a great gift idea for a bloggy friend or someone in your family you don’t want to just give another “thing” to.

And, she’s giving one person here a free download.

Sweet.