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2026 Speaking Schedule



February 23–27: Life Skills Leadership Summit 







Looking for a homeschool speaker for your
 in-person or online event?



Heather Vogler's expertise includes the following:


Thrift Steading
Want to homestead? Don't let finances get in the way of starting the perfect homestead. Whether you have less than an acre or 50+, Heather Vogler of Garnet Creek Farm shares what to plant on your property in year one, how to survive the stresses of homeschooling while homesteading, and how your children will thrive in the homesteading environment.

Thrift Schooling
Homeschooling on a budget? Learn how to cut costs where it counts, and you might even be able to buy that perfect curriculum that you have been eyeing in the vendor hall. In this step-by-step approach, you will walk away with a practical homeschooling plan for your upcoming year, using the materials that work best for your family, without fearing the price tag.

Homeschooling on the Homestead
Redefine education for your family as you learn to incorporate homesteading techniques in your homeschool. Even with limited access to land and resources, homesteading methods are available to anyone. Learn practical ways to teach preschoolers through high schoolers basic homesteading techniques in your homeschool.

Side Jobs for the Homeschool Mom
Looking for extra income? Learn how to tap into what is already available to homeschoolers without falling for scams, tedious jobs, or full-time remote work that leaves you burnt out. Learn how to find what will work for you so you can help supplement your homeschool. 

Starting a Homeschool Blog and Why You Should
Homeschool blogging is not dead! Learn how and why you should start a homeschool blog and how it can benefit your family. From finding your voice to marketing and selling ads, you will learn how you can use your blog to bless others while providing passive income for your family. 

When a Homeschool Mom Needs to Write
Are you a writer? Whether you want to write just to get your thoughts out or write articles for pay, learn how you can use your talents to bless others in ways you might have never imagined. Your experiences could be exactly what others need to keep on going. This session will teach how to get what is inside of you—out. 

Overcoming Homeschool Depression
Overwhelmed, buried in confusion, or unsure if you are cut out for the job of homeschooling your children? The first step to defeating homeschool depression is realizing you are not alone. This workshop will encourage, uplift, and give you practical tools to get you back in the game.

Everything You Need to Know About Teaching Preschoolers
Do preschoolers need a curriculum, or do they learn best through play? Whether you are teaching your first child or you have preschoolers in tow, this workshop weaves skills taught in a traditional school setting into the home seamlessly—providing you with a practical and enjoyable routine. 

Strengthening Your Marriage as a Homeschool Mom
Homeschooling is hard. So is keeping a strong marriage in the midst of it. Be encouraged with these practical and spiritual tips that will help you fight the good fight, rather than fighting with each other.


Please email Heather: thriftschooling at gmail dot com for a full list of updated topics, complete with descriptions. 


Requirements to Speak:

*Onsite: Travel expenses, room, and board 
*Online: Approved cross-promotion agreement

Past events where Heather has shared:




Homeschool Mom Summer Summit




The Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show







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