 They also have investors Highland Capital Partners and Draper Fisher Jurvetson invested some $5 million in the company . Since the end of 2008, CMI Marketing has been growing. CafeMom reaches 8.1 million unique visitors (ComScore, July 2011) and more than 20 million unique visitors to the CafeMom Plus Network. CafeMom Plus is a network of mom-oriented websites who are in partnership with CafeMom, including: Birthday Partnership Ideas; Coupon Cabin; Education. com; and Families.com.
<meaning-changed>  They also have investors Highland Capital Partners and Draper Fisher Jurvetson invested some $5 million in the company . Since the end of 2008, CMI Marketing has been growing. CafeMom reaches 8.1 million unique visitors (ComScore, July 2011) and more than 20 million unique visitors to the CafeMom Plus Network. CafeMom Plus is a network of mom-oriented websites who are in partnership with CafeMom, including: Birthday Partnership Ideas; Coupon Cabin; Education. com; and Families.com.
 They also have investors Highland Capital Partners and Draper Fisher Jurvetson invested some $5 million in the company . Since the end of 2008, the website launched an initiative to donate $10 million to schools, while increasing traffic to the site. In 2009, the website launched a games section. On March 30, 2010, CafeMom announced the launch of The Stir, a blog for moms featuring topics such as celebrity gossip, parenting dilemmas, current events, and home decorating. It provides articles about parenting and issues surrounding children that members can comment upon and discuss. It also links to related stories on the site as well providing links to similar articles in the press, and gives links to Twitter and Facebook where members can continue the debate. Suburban Turmoil’s Lindsay Ferrier is a fashion columnist for the journal, after selling her style blog, She’s Still Got It, to CafeMom. The blog is interactive, allowing CafeMom followers to write in and ask questions, appeal for fashion advice and discuss trends. In 2010, the blog named Tina Fey as "Sexiest Mom Alive". In 2010, the site had $30 million in revenue.