About Sarah
Since I can remember I have always been a tidy and organized person. Growing up with three messy sisters I was constantly trying to organize and help them clean up their rooms. I would try to make sure that the items we no longer needed were donated to charity or a neighbor in need. I needed to step in when my own parents moved from the house we all grew up in. I understand the difficulty in parting with so much history and can help you to make sense of what should and can be kept for sentimental reasons and what would be better off in the hands of someone else.
One positive result of putting your life in order is helping others. Often times we are in possession of things that we no longer need or use that could be useful to others in need. I work with a number of charitable organizations to donate my client’s clutter. I would much rather recycle and reuse than transfer usable items from someone’s home/office to the landfill. And let’s not forget how much stress and weight is literally lifted off your shoulders by putting it in order.
Starting in December 2009, I have turned something that I love into a business and would like to share my passion. I would enjoy the opportunity to work with you. Before starting Put It In Order, I spent seven years working for a non-profit organization that plans, organizes, and produces a nationally recognized special event.
One positive result of putting your life in order is helping others. Often times we are in possession of things that we no longer need or use that could be useful to others in need. I work with a number of charitable organizations to donate my client’s clutter. I would much rather recycle and reuse than transfer usable items from someone’s home/office to the landfill. And let’s not forget how much stress and weight is literally lifted off your shoulders by putting it in order.
Starting in December 2009, I have turned something that I love into a business and would like to share my passion. I would enjoy the opportunity to work with you. Before starting Put It In Order, I spent seven years working for a non-profit organization that plans, organizes, and produces a nationally recognized special event.
