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Kitchen Stewardship

Balancing God's Gifts…One Baby Step at a Time

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Kitchen Stewardship Advertising/Affiliate Disclosure

This policy is valid from December 21, 2009.

This blog is a personal blog written and edited by Katie Kimball. For questions about this blog, please contact meat kitchenstew at gmail dot com.

The purpose of Kitchen Stewardship is to help people balance God’s gifts of their health via nutrition, the good green earth, time and our budgets.  It does take time to create all this content, so I do accept paid advertising, sponsorships, affiliate programs and other forms of compensation.

However – no money will ever impact my opinion on a subject or object.  I’m going to give mixed or negative reviews of products sometimes and turn down propositions that don’t fit with my ideology.  (Fritos, don’t come knocking!)

My affiliate advertisers include or have included:

  • Bugaloo Shoes
  • The Catholic Company
  • Cultures for Health
  • NaturOli Soapnuts
  • Reusablebags.com

If you click on their ad or text link and buy something, I get a little kickback.  Unless I’ve reviewed the product and mentioned that they provided the product to me, none of these companies pays me in any other way.

I also participate in Amazon.com’s affiliate program.  If you click on an Amazon link or photo at my site, I get a (small) commission, as long as you purchase exactly what I recommend within 24 hours.  They’re strict at Amazon!

I am an affiliate of Logical Media.  There are some picture ads in the left sidebar and some random text links within posts that take you to their advertisers.  I get a small fee when you either click or sign up for a product.  Thanks for doing either of those, by the way!

The Lijit Search bar has advertising included, and any Google ads, of course, send a few bucks (cents?) my way.

When I run a giveaway, I usually have received a free product to review, and the company has sponsored a free product to give to one of my readers.  The review is my own opinion, and although the company in question may certainly read my text (and I encourage them to), they don’t edit or approve it in any way.  They also don’t compensate me for reviewing the product beyond providing me with a sample.

World Kitchen pays me a fee to keep their text link in my sidebar.  I have no other affiliation with that company.

Any sponsored posts will be marked as such, but again, I won’t write a post recommending for money that I wouldn’t have written without compensation.  It just makes that task a little sweeter!

I do some sponsored tweets as well, but they will always include the words “brought to you by” “sponsored” or “ad”.

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