My Simplified Approach to Teachers’ Gifts
I didn’t need a global pandemic to show me that teachers are under appreciated. But, this past year has kept the issue at the top of my mind. Teachers Appreciation…
Category: Living & Giving
3 Changes for a More Sustainable Household
For many, many years, I viewed eco-friendly living as something only for bougie people or very earthy people. Or some combination of the two groups. Basically, I didn’t think that…
Tue Fab: My March Favorites List
March wore me out! I can’t tell if I was truly busier or if I just spent a lot of energy adjusting to new responsibilities. Either way, I had to…
The Easiest Way to Donate More Money
In January, many of us plan to give more to the causes that we care about. We’re fresh off of the holiday giving spirit and year-end asks. We really do…
Time, Talent or Treasure: Choosing a Giving Path
When you’ve decided that you want to support a specific cause, it’s best to think about how will you give. Specifically, are you giving your time, your talent or your…
Non-Food Items to Donate to Your Local Pantry
This year, we’re supporting our community pantry for our family giving focus. We’ve set up recurring payments and will do quarterly drop-offs like these birthday bags. I was surprised to…
Tue Fab: My February Favorites List
It’s hard to believe that March is right around the corner. I’ve decided to re-introduce my “Tue Fabulous” series as a roundup of my top picks for the month. Given…
My Sunday Routine for a Successful Week
Pre-pandemic, I used to get a nasty case of the Sunday blues. It wasn’t so much about work itself. It was the dread of the AM hustle. I basically had…
6 Black-Owned Stationery Brands You Will Love
I love a good planner. It doesn’t stop there because I love all paper goods. I can black out in Target or Marshalls when I see notebooks, notepads and cards….
Heart Check: Are You a Cheerful Giver?
It’s always been important for me to give to and serve others who needed help. It’s an important life principle that I learned from my mother. As the stay-at-home orders…
