When working with our clients on organizing their closets, we seek to educate them on fashion sustainability. The majority of people only use about 20% of the clothes in their
It’s Get Organized Month!
Do you want to be organized this year? Believe it or not, this involves planning and small conscious decisions-not drastic changes. Taking the time now, during the month of January,
Generational Clutter – What it is and How to Stop it
Are you weighed down with clutter that has been passed on to you and are hoping to make changes to prevent this situation for future generations? The holidays are often
How to Prepare for the BIG Move: Plan for an Organized Move
Originally posted on Commonwealth Senior Living’s blog, here is how we recommend you prepare and plan for an organized move: Moving to a new home will always feel a little
Stop Moving and Losing: An Organizer’s Guide to Saving Money When You Move
Learn how a professional organizer plans a move and the steps they take when packing, and unpacking. It’s time to stop moving and losing and it’s time to start saving
Get Organized With Our Furry Superhero!
Abundance Organizing is made up of a team of animal lovers. All of us have pets of our own. We speak about our pets as if they are just another
The Surprising Dos and Don’ts of Food Donations
When we help our clients organize their kitchens and pantries, we are often asked to facilitate donations as part of our organizing and downsizing services. These donations often include excess
A Professional Organizer’s Guide to Boosting Productivity While Working from Home
Join us on October 8th, 2020 at 11:30am for a lunch and learn hosted by NAWBO Richmond with Mindy Godding of Abundance Organizing. Many professionals have been forced to carve
FREE Facebook LIVE Event With Mindy Godding Hosted by AARP
Are you overwhelmed with the clutter in your life? Are you concerned about downsizing a loved one because of the amount of clutter they have? How do you start the
In Every Closet, There’s A Story
This recent article about an organized closet being displayed at the Met has me thinking a lot. Can an organized closet be captivating enough that others will want to see it