George Oliphant star of NBC's 'George to the Rescue' gives DIY Mother's Day gift tips

Save money by making the perfect gift for mom

George Oliphant, the popular host of NBC's Emmy award-winning George to the Rescue is a handy guy to have around.  He is skilled at all things DIY, but he also strives to keep his wife, the mother of his kids happy by completing all of the items on his honey-do list.

George Oliphant has some great tips for gifts anyone can make that will delight the important moms in your life for Mother's Day.

George got his training as a member of a touring theater company.  Get got his start in tv as a veejay for MTVu, the college music channel by MTV.  Always loving handyman projects and carpentry, he began the show Open House to the Rescue where he and his crew would go around saving the homes of people in need.  This show eventually became George to the Rescue.

This rescue was a very special one for @georgeoliphant. In the middle of filming, he got a phone call that changed his life forever. Congrats George and the entire Oliphant family! ? pic.twitter.com/Sn1RnqANFy

— George to the Rescue (@george2rescue) March 17, 2018

Making gifts for mom is always a popular idea, but what should someone who isn't naturally gifted at crafting make?

Well, George, with some help from the Paper & Packaging Board has some great tips of DIY gift ideas using versatile paper products that moms will love and will save money.  You can find them at howlifeunfolds.com.

George Oliphant spoke with Michelle Tompkins for TheCelebrityCafe.com about his background, what's going on with George to the Rescue, what DIY project he leaves to the experts, how he appreciates his wife and children, as well as giving step by step tips on how to make some wonderful crafting ideas and online resources that will make Mother's Day even more special.

See the complete interview here:

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