When I started this business in 2020, I knew I liked to organize and was pretty good at

it. What I didn’t realize was that I was helping people who struggle with anxiety,

depression, ADHD, medical trauma and other mental health diagnoses. This business is

personal to me, and I am very passionate about it. We come into your home and/or

business and see what every day looks like for clients. We are adamantly aware that

clutter and disorganization can be a direct reflection of circumstances out of your

control. We provide a no-judgement approach and are able to take a closer look into the

root cause surrounding your clutter and are here to help you and provide resources for

additional support if needed. Every home, business and your personal lifestyle is

different which means priorities are different for everyone. MMM has the ability to meet

you where you are and develop a plan that will address your specific goals.

While the main goal is to set up functional systems and processes for homeowners and

businesses to become as efficient as possible now and into the future, I quickly realized

that I was helping clients with just more than getting organized. This isn’t necessarily

about matching containers and bins, labeling every shelf and storage tote or buying

endless supplies to set up a picture-perfect pantry - this is about being functional in your

space and making it what each client needs it to be. When this happens, our clients

become less overwhelmed in their space with decreased anxiety and a sense of clarity

and motivation to maintain their space.

When clients purge and declutter, they may have a large number of items from their

home and/or business that need placement, whether that is within your home or

somewhere else. As a part of our service, we take items no longer wanted or needed

and donate them to local non-profits and organizations. My intention with the business

is to help my clients but also to help those in need and the items from clients do just

that. Local agencies include but are not limited to The Rescue Mission, Goodwill,

Huddle Up Moms, Habitat for Humanity, churches, schools, clothes closets, and many

more.

Hiring a professional organizer is an investment. It is so much more than just getting organized;

it’s about coming home or walking into an environment or space that doesn’t leave you feeling

overwhelmed but refreshed and ready to focus on being in a home that brings peace. It’s an

investment you won’t regret.