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Household Hints & Help

appalachiablue

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6. Contact professional organizers (see # 5 above) who should be able

Reply to marked50 (Reply #5)

Fri Nov 22, 2019, 09:30 PM

Nov 2019

to suggest local charities and resources to donate or sell items to so that others can use them.

You might also contact related community service and civic groups such as the Purple Heart, Salvation Army or even organizations like the Lions Clubs. Also reach out to your local government office of social services and aging for referrals esp. for a professional organizer.

Best of luck!

ETA, There's always the homeless who are in real need of warm winter coats and other items this season.

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Decluttering: 6 Ways To Deal With Sentimental Items, Tips [View all] appalachiablue Nov 2019 OP

Ohh. I NEED to read this... bookmarked for later hlthe2b Nov 2019 #1

I'm a minimalist at heart Rorey Nov 2019 #2

Thank you. Bookmarking. I have a real problem in this area. dewsgirl Nov 2019 #3

many related articles at that link as well nt msongs Nov 2019 #4

You know this is great for those who have someone to pass things to but there are marked50 Nov 2019 #5

Contact professional organizers (see # 5 above) who should be able appalachiablue Nov 2019 #6

Thanks for the reply marked50 Nov 2019 #8

Thanks, bookmarking! emulatorloo Nov 2019 #7