Hello, Fabulous SheEOs and Future Leaders! 🌟

Remember the excitement of National Take Your Daughters and Sons To Work Day? That special day once a year when the office corridors filled with laughter, curiosity, and tiny footsteps following in ours? Well, in the ever-evolving world of being a SheEO, we're flipping the script. Why wait for one day a year when every day can be an adventure with our little ones by our side?

The SheEO and Mom Balancing Act 🎭

Gone are the days of feeling anxious about unexpected sick days and scrambling for childcare. In the realm of entrepreneurship, we're not just building businesses; we're crafting lifestyles. Lifestyles that embrace the beautiful chaos of blending our roles as moms and business moguls.

Bringing Our Whole Selves to Work 💼👶

At She Prints It, we champion the idea that being a mom and a SheEO isn't a juggling act—it's a harmonious blend. Bringing our family into our work world and taking our work home isn't just a necessity; it's our reality. And let's face it, it's also a superpower. Who else can lead a meeting, soothe a tantrum, and finalize a product order all before lunch?

Freedom Over Formality ✨

For many of us, entrepreneurship wasn't just about the business dream; it was about crafting a life where family comes first, without the need to ask for permission. It was about saying goodbye to the anxiety of managing work and family commitments under the rigid structures of corporate America. At She Prints It, we understand that. Our journey is about creating freedom—freedom to be present for our children, freedom to take care of ourselves, and freedom to pursue our passions on our terms.

Every Day is "Take Your Kids to Work" Day Here 🎉

We're redefining the workplace, one day at a time. At She Prints It, our kids see us as leaders, creators, and entrepreneurs. They see the effort, the passion, and the love we put into every project. And yes, they also see us fail, pick ourselves back up, and try again. What better lesson could there be?

So, here's to us—the SheEOs who are showing our children that work and family not only can coexist but can thrive together. Here's to making every day "Take Your Kids to Work" Day, in the most empowering way possible.Because at the end of the day, it's not just about building a successful business; it's about building a life filled with love, learning, and endless possibilities—for us and for our little ones.To all the SheEOs out there, making it work and making it matter, keep leading the way. Our children are watching, learning, and someday, they'll be walking in our footsteps... or better yet, carving their own paths.

With love and solidarity,

Dr. Cher'Don Russom-Reynolds

P.S. How do you integrate family into your entrepreneurial journey? Share your stories with us. Let’s inspire each other with tales of the SheEO life—kids, chaos, and all!

The supplier donated a portion of sales from its Power Bar power bank to the nonprofit Feed My Starving Children.

In 2023, the Cerritos, raised $8,953.64 through its Power Bar for Hungry Kids charity campaign for the nonprofit Feed My Starving Children (FMSC). The supplier’s charity campaign donates a portion of annual sales for its popular Power Bar, a power bank that’s disguised as an ordinary nutrition bar.

Twintech Industry donated nearly $9,000 in 2023 to help Feed My Starving Children provide MannaPack meals to combat malnutrition around the world.

Twintech CEO and founder HC Chao said that as a father and a minority business owner, FMSC was a charity close to his heart. Chao added that he wanted to give back to an organization that helps take care of those who are most vulnerable.

Since its founding in 1987, FMSC has shipped more than 4 billion meals to over 100 countries, according to its website. The nonprofit also notes that 91% of each dollar donated goes directly toward feeding children, and that 99.8% of FMSC meals have safely reached their intended destination. The nonprofit creates three different “MannaPack” meal formulas developed by food science and nutrition professionals “to supplement nutritional needs and reduce problems with malnutrition,” according to the FMSC site. Each meal, packed primarily by volunteers, costs less than 30 cents, with a $106 donation enough to feed a child for an entire year.

Twintech said its contribution will ensure that more than 30,000 meals will be provided to children to help fight against hunger in local and worldwide communities.