Thank you for your interest in becoming a Light Worker for The Blessing Project™. Becoming a Light Worker provides you an opportunity to be an integral part of this global endeavor, enriching your life as much as those whose lives you will touch.

If you enjoy making things with your hands and have a high degree of attention to detail please read on.

Light Workers actually use the items that we gather from women’s cooperatives and indigenous villages around the world to make the Blessing Art that will be sold under the guidance and oversight of the Creative Director.

As a Light Worker you determine when and where you will make the art pieces and are free to determine how much time you would like to devote. Our Light Workers come from all walks and stages of life. This is how it works.

Light Workers make a $49.00 investment in a Light Worker Toolkit which includes the tools you will need to create the art such as: specialty scissors, wire cutters and shaping tools, iron, etc. in a plastic carrying case that will make it convenient for you to transport your tools to wherever you are working. The Toolkit is yours to keep.

You will meet with the Creative Director to receive an overview of The Blessing Project™ and your initial training where you’ll get to ask questions you may have and learn how the products are made. Once you have completed the orientation and learn how to make the basic designs, you will receive your first card kit which will consist of all the necessary supplies you’ll need to begin producing Blessing Art. Light Workers pay a one-time security deposit of $75.00 for the kit which is returned at such time as no further kits are requested.

Each kit will have enough material for 39 cards and will fit neatly into the plastic boxes designed for transport and return. When you have completed the cards, you will return them to the Creative Director, or designee, who will complete a quality control check of your work.

For each card kit that you have completed you will receive $58.50.

Please note that the art materials are affected by elements in their environment whether it be something that directly comes into contact through the hands of the Light Worker (i.e. lotions, perfumes, tobacco, sweat, food) or indirectly (incense, potpourri, air fresheners, tobacco smoke, strong aromas from food or chemicals, etc.) making them unsuitable for sale.

If you would like to let us know of your interest in becoming a Light Worker, please complete and return this application form