To Do List Organizing/ The Professional Organizer

04/30/2026

This is disappointing. I have been using Trashie to recycle unusable textiles only. I hope some new solutions become more available.

Collection services offer convenience, but most garments are shredded into low-grade stuffing or sent abroad to an uncertain fate.

12/01/2025

Gift wrap recycling guide

Sustainable Gift Wrap Guide for the Holidays by Live Thrive | Dec 1, 2025 | Corporate + Community Challenge, LiveThrive Community Challenge, LiveThrive Corporate Challenge, Materials, News, Uncategorized | 0 commentsIt’s officially gift-wrapping season, and we’re here to help you celebrate susta...

11/07/2025

I’ll say it every year

08/30/2025

Wow! I love all the creativity and thoughtfulness she put into her event! I give a lot to our local BNG, from my own household and from clients. I hope our stuff goes to such a meaningful event some day!

08/14/2025

I'm doing a and playing a little game of “Trashie or Trash It?” this month ♻️💚 I’m cleaning out my closet and sorting what can go in my Take Back Bag vs what can’t, it’s not as obvious as you’d think! 👀

With Trashie, you can send in everything from clean socks and shoes to stuffed animals and ski gear—but things like face masks, moldy items, or cut-up clothes are a no-go. Want to earn rewards and keep your stuff out of the landfill? Join me and the to 💫🌍

07/31/2025

It’s back to school time in Atlanta! This mom created an amazing AI prompt to summarize all the newsletter info we will be processing in the next few weeks. Thank you Harvey Pastor

Mom of 2 | Occasional overthinker | Full-time prompt nerd. Click to read AI for Moms, by Liz Pastor, a Substack publication. Launched 4 days ago.

06/08/2025

Please please please!

05/27/2025

I wholeheartedly agree with this! It’s worth a try.

04/21/2025

This is one way to justify that pile!

03/27/2025

Did you know that the City of Chamblee offers 🕹🖥🖨📺 Electronics Recycling?

This happens every 3rd Saturday of the month from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.. You can drop off your used, broken, or obsolete electronics at Chamblee Public Works, located at 3210 Cumberland Drive.

💸A $10 fee is required for TV and computer monitors.

♻️Residents may also drop off their household recycling.

For more information, visit https://www.chambleega.com/public_works/electronics_recycling.php