September 2024

Donate and Support a Cause You Might Not Always Hear About

When we think about donating clothes and household items, organizations like Goodwill or the Salvation Army often come to mind. These are important causes, but many lesser-known yet equally impactful places in your community are eager for donations. From hospitals and nursing homes to schools and scouting groups, there’s a wide range of organizations where your unused items could make a huge difference. Here are some ideas to remember throughout the year when you are decluttering or getting ready to downsize.

  1. Hospitals and Nursing Homes
    Hospitals and nursing homes are wonderful places to donate clothing and other items.
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Declutter Your Wallet Before You Travel

What would you do if you lost your wallet? When preparing to travel, whether it’s a vacation or business travel, it’s easy to overlook the importance of what’s in your wallet. You need to know exactly what you’re carrying in case you lose your wallet. 

Resist the temptation to bring everything, instead take only the essentials. For most people this consists of your driver’s license or government-issued ID, credit and debit cards (bring one or two major credit cards), insurance cards (bring what is applicable), emergency contact information, and cash. Using cards for most transactions is safer, and you’ll have protection from fraud or loss.… Continue Reading

Being Organized Is About Being Consistent

When most people think about getting organized, they often picture immaculate Pinterest-worthy spaces with matching bins, perfectly labeled jars, and clothes organized by color. While this can look impressive and might work for some, the truth is that being organized isn’t about how many bins you own or how sleek your storage looks. It’s much simpler and more practical than that.

Organization is about knowing where things are and having a system that works for your lifestyle. As a professional organizer, I work with you to learn how you use your space, work, and live. Organization isn’t the same for everyone, some people have specific preferences, mobility restrictions, or a condition such as ADHD to consider when creating a system.… Continue Reading

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