How This Site Is Supported
We want this site to stay useful, calm, honest, and uncluttered. Here's what that looks like in practice.
"We try to monetize the resources, not the relationship."
The blog should stay clean and readable. Monetization belongs where it naturally helps the reader.
No display ads
This site does not use display advertising. We don't want banner ads, popups, or auto-playing content cluttering the reading experience or promoting things we haven't chosen to recommend. We want the site to feel calm and trustworthy — and display ads work against that.
Affiliate links
Some links on this site may be affiliate links. If you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Our rule: we only link to things we actually use, have used, or would recommend to a family we know personally. We don't do generic roundups of gear we've never touched. Reviews include downsides as well as upsides. Affiliate relationships are always disclosed.
Digital products
We create homeschool resources, field notes templates, book discernment tools, RV checklists, and project guides — built from real family life, not generic worksheets. These are field-tested in an actual RV homeschool with four kids.
Products are available through the Resources page. Free resources are offered as lead magnets to build the newsletter list. Paid resources are priced to be accessible.
YouTube
YouTube is a companion format to blog posts — not a replacement for them. Videos for projects, field notes, homeschool rhythms, and Kingdom Farm updates will live alongside written posts and full documentation. The blog is the archive; YouTube is the window.
Sponsors
We may work with sponsors in the future. If we do, sponsors must be values-aligned — companies we would be comfortable recommending to families we know personally. We would not sponsor anything that conflicts with our faith, family values, or the honest posture of the site. Sponsored content will always be clearly labeled.
Good categories: homeschool tools, books, RV gear, outdoor gear, farming tools, food preservation, practical maker tools. Poor fits: random apps, fear-based products, low-quality preparedness brands, anything requiring health claims we can't verify.
Direct support
Some readers have asked how to support the journey directly. We're grateful for that.
For now, the most meaningful support is: subscribe to the newsletter, share the site with someone who'd find it useful, and follow along on Instagram. That does more than most people realize.
If we open a formal support channel for Kingdom Farm, it will be tied to specific milestones, fully transparent about how funds are used, and free of pressure. We will never use "investment" language or make promises we cannot keep. Support is support — not a transaction.
No support program is currently active.
How we share
- →We tell the truth, but not everything.
- →We protect our children. No faces, no private moments, no content that makes them the product.
- →We do not use fear to sell.
- →We do not make health, legal, or financial claims we cannot back up.
- →We correct mistakes publicly when we get things wrong.
- →We do not overpromise. What we can do, we'll do. What we can't, we'll say so.
Questions about any of this? Get in touch.