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Hygiene Kits
If you find yourself in possession of travel-sized toothpaste (from your dentist?) or travel-sized shampoos, conditioners, lotions, etc (hotels? Airbnbs?), etc. SAVE THEM!
Our local food pantries often distribute hygiene kits containing these items to residents experiencing homelessness.
Contact me today if you have some to donate.
WOBURN KINDNESS DAY 2025
March 20, 2025 was Woburn Kindness Day. With the help of our community, my friends, family, AND clients, I was able to collect, assemble, and distribute 200 birthday bags!!
Each bag contained cake mix, frosting, balloons, candles, paper plates, and napkins. Local children stopped by my office to hand-decorate each paper bag with their drawings, personal messages, and stickers.
Many children/families don't have the ability to have birthday celebrations. I've learned from my work with social workers that many children have never had cake from a fun, themed paper plate - a seemingly silly rite of passage for many of us. My aggressive goal was to fill 200 bags and I’m proud to say we accomplished it!
The bags were donated to local food pantries, domestic violence shelters, elementary schools, middle schools, and DCF. These organizations are ensuring that the bags are given to children and families in need throughout our local community.
Thank you to ALL who supported this initiative and please send me ideas for next year’s Kindness Day!!
Every year, I like to put snacks out for our delivery drivers during busy seasons as a small “thank you” for all they do. Download this free, printable “thank you” sign to help send a nice message! Text me for my Canva link if you’d like to customize the sign for your needs.
We have had delivery drivers thank us for these treats by ringing our bell and leaving messages in our meal delivery apps. Each small act of kindness is contagious and perhaps one (or more) of these drivers pay it forward!
Don’t Forget your delivery drivers!
For the 2024 Holiday season, I chose to support Catie’s Closet in Massachusetts.
When you see a news-flash involving a car accident, house-fire, domestic violence incident, or any tragedy for that matter, do you ever stop to think about the kids that might be involved? What happens to them?
Catie’s Closet’s “SOS Urgent Response Program” supports our youth transitioning between these situations and will provide a custom package filled with proper-size and age-appropriate clothing along with hygiene items within 48hrs.
Catie’s Closet works closely with their vetted social services partners to support these children during their traumatic circumstances.
I hosted a drive to collect gently-used and new clothing along with new toiletries.
Thanks to all of my wonderful family, friends, AND clients, we filled two bins AND a donation box with new toiletries, underwear, socks, and gently-used clothing.