Honeycomb Organization + Design

COVID-19 & Appointment Scheduling Update (October 1, 2021):

As we are finding ourselves living in new ways, many people are discovering they have more flexibility to address their organization projects. Making space to focus on your goals can be healing, comforting, and rewarding.

If you are interested in becoming a new client, initial in-home consultations will begin after January 1, 2022. Proof of vaccination will be required for all future in-person appointments. Virtual consultations are only available to existing clients at this time.

Thank you and be well.

Help feed and support your community through monetary donations or non-perishable food donations to your local food bank.

You may find you have saved extra money since events, restaurants, and public spaces have been closed. A great way to support your community, is to take the money and give back to a charity that supports local business and those who need extra assistance.

Looking for something to do during your time at home?
1- Make a list of the areas you want organized.
2- Start with the easiest and slowly work through your list.
3- Work on these at your own pace. If you get tired, distracted, or bored you can stop.
You will be glad you did.

While the kids are home, get their help and teach them how to keep their rooms and play areas free of clutter. Its a great skill for them to learn while everyone is together.

Organizing your meal planning can be a great way to manage overbuying.
1- Set a day each week and make a weekly menu for you and your family.
2- See what you already have on hand
3- Shop for only what you don’t have
4- If you feel the need to buy more than what’s on your list, purchase some non-perishable items and donate those items to your local food bank.

As a professional organizer, we often work with clients that have overstocked pantries. During this critical time, please consider contacting your local food bank and ask how you can help feed those who are truly struggling to get their next meal.

Many people in this country are unable to afford and meet basic food needs. This crisis has more than ever highlighted that need. Please consider donating to Feeding America and your local Food Bank.

City of Richmond, VA Residents: Electronic Recycling, Paper Shredding, and Christmas Tree disposal event. “Bring One for the Chipper” on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020 from 10 am – 2 pm at 1710 Robin Hood Rd and N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. (field across from the Arthur Ashe Center). https://buff.ly/2FmbU2f

Such a great show this year! Still a few more hours left to check out Craft + Design. @ Main Street Station, Richmond, VA

The Visual Arts Center of Richmond offers more than 1,000 art classes for both kids and adults each year. They believe that art is for everyone, which is why I’m proud to be a Corporate Partner and member of the Craft + Design committee. Come shop with us Nov. 22-24 at Craft + Design. All proceeds benefit VisArts!

Craft + Design is Nov. 22-24! The 55-year-old contemporary craft show benefits the Visual Arts Center of Richmond and it’s held in the renovated train shed at Main Street Station every year, the weekend before Thanksgiving. I’ll be there kicking off the holiday shopping season! Tickets are on sale now at https://buff.ly/2Y8hilj.