Light of Life Rescue Mission’s Post

Last fall, HGO contributed to the Louder Than Silence 4th Annual Birthday Party Silent Auction by donating a collaborative decluttering and organizing session. Louder Than Silence is a local organization, whose mission is providing survivors of sexual violence with the community and resources they need to rebuild their lives. We are so thankful and honored to have been a part of their cause! This couldn’t have gone to a more deserving couple! Their #1 goal was to declutter and refresh their primary closet. Our #1 goal was to give this young family a sense of relief and more serenity in their home. We just had to take a few more steps before we could accomplish this! Together, we decluttered: 💫 His/hers clothing and accessory items, linens, etc., from their closet 💫 Another linen closet to make room for linens 💫 A coat and storage closet to make room for other items 💫 An office closet to make room for holiday items The result: 4 edited + reorganized closets, > 8 bags of donation items + 2 full trash bags. Their items are now more easily accessible and have a proper home in each closet. You can learn more about LTS at https://lnkd.in/gSs-BvJV. #louderthansilence #localorganization #declutter #simplifystyleserenity #hgorganzing #professionalorganizeraustin

Helping others can be incredibly rewarding and can take many forms. Here are a few ways you can help others: Volunteer Your Time: Offer your skills and time to local charities, shelters, or community centers. Donate: Contribute money, food, clothing, or other goods to those in need. Support a Cause: Advocate for issues that are important to you, raising awareness and supporting related organizations. Offer Emotional Support: Be there for friends and family members, listen to their concerns, and provide encouragement. Share Knowledge: Help others learn by teaching skills or sharing information that can help them improve their lives. Random Acts of Kindness: Small gestures like paying for someone's coffee, helping a neighbor with chores, or simply offering a smile can make a big difference.#letsconnect

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving, everyone! ❤️

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️