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Room 2 Roam, LLC
JQ Gillen
Professional Organizer
Serving Northern Virginia
(703) 629-4052
jq@room2roam.org
Professional Organizer
Serving Northern Virginia
(703) 629-4052
jq@room2roam.org
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My favorite links
I have personally used these resources and find them all very
helpful. You can reduce incoming mail, recycle & keep things out
of landfills, & donate many items to grateful charities. You can
also honor the treasures you keep by framing them beautifully.
To get off mailing lists
www.catalogchoice.org Free!
www.ims-dm.com Several Do Not Contact Lists
Recycling
www.recyclebank.com Has videos and great information about
recycling, including a program with AAA where you can earn
shopping credits based on the weight of recycled materials. No
more sorting!
www.etechrecycling.com In Chantilly, accepts computer and
electronic equipment; data destruction
www.freecycle.org Locally give (& get) stuff for free -- keeping good
stuff out of landfills.
Donating/Charities
www.restoninterfaith.org Reston Interfaith promotes self-sufficiency
through support and advocacy for those in need of food, shelter,
affordable housing, quality childcare, and other services.
www.theclosetinc.org Assists low-income families by selling used
clothing and household necessities at a nominal price. They use
their profits to support worthwhile community programs and also
give away clothing to truly needy individuals.
www.artforhumanity.org Art for Humanity (AFH) is a non-profit
humanitarian organization formed to assist impoverished families
begin micro businesses using their current skills.
Framing and Art
www.oaktonartandframing.com in Oakton, has over 2000 corner
samples to find the perfect frame for your favorite pieces. Custom
framing at a very reasonable price, done by Sara, a perfectionist
with extensive experience and an art degree. She also features art
for sale by local artists.
Help the world
www.un.org/millenniumgoals The eight Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs) – which range from halving extreme poverty to
halting the spread of HIV/AIDS and providing universal primary
education, all by the target date of 2015 – form a blueprint agreed to
by all the world’s leading development institutions. They have
galvanized efforts to meet the needs of the world’s poorest.
I have personally used these resources and find them all very
helpful. You can reduce incoming mail, recycle & keep things out
of landfills, & donate many items to grateful charities. You can
also honor the treasures you keep by framing them beautifully.
To get off mailing lists
www.catalogchoice.org Free!
www.ims-dm.com Several Do Not Contact Lists
Recycling
www.recyclebank.com Has videos and great information about
recycling, including a program with AAA where you can earn
shopping credits based on the weight of recycled materials. No
more sorting!
www.etechrecycling.com In Chantilly, accepts computer and
electronic equipment; data destruction
www.freecycle.org Locally give (& get) stuff for free -- keeping good
stuff out of landfills.
Donating/Charities
www.restoninterfaith.org Reston Interfaith promotes self-sufficiency
through support and advocacy for those in need of food, shelter,
affordable housing, quality childcare, and other services.
www.theclosetinc.org Assists low-income families by selling used
clothing and household necessities at a nominal price. They use
their profits to support worthwhile community programs and also
give away clothing to truly needy individuals.
www.artforhumanity.org Art for Humanity (AFH) is a non-profit
humanitarian organization formed to assist impoverished families
begin micro businesses using their current skills.
Framing and Art
www.oaktonartandframing.com in Oakton, has over 2000 corner
samples to find the perfect frame for your favorite pieces. Custom
framing at a very reasonable price, done by Sara, a perfectionist
with extensive experience and an art degree. She also features art
for sale by local artists.
Help the world
www.un.org/millenniumgoals The eight Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs) – which range from halving extreme poverty to
halting the spread of HIV/AIDS and providing universal primary
education, all by the target date of 2015 – form a blueprint agreed to
by all the world’s leading development institutions. They have
galvanized efforts to meet the needs of the world’s poorest.
