HYD Blog
thoughts on dwelling
After you’ve done the work of deciding what items to let go of, it’s important to make a wise decision about where to donate your items. We are always eager to fulfill our clients specific wishes on where certain items are donated, when they have an organization or place in mind. Today we’re sharing a few local donation spots you might not know about!
A special blog post just to cheer on some incredible women running businesses here in Knoxville. We are honored to be among so many women owned businesses and to work alongside our own team of over 26 unique and talented women. We love the services and products these companies offer.
So here’s to women doing great work!
Gather / Beth
Sherwood Media / Elisa Trentham
One Stop Commercial Cleaning / Becca Stone, co-owner
Sanctuary Day Spa / Kati Goodner
Statemint Pop Up Consignment / Sarah McAffry
Treetop Coffee / Courtney and Rachel
Printing Image / Cassie Bailey
A few ways to celebrate friendship with your gal pals:
Host a clothing (and accessories & shoes) swap
Schedule a girls night out at Zero Zero, Knoxville’s natural wine bar
Invite a few friends to participate in a pajama “secret santa” party where everyone brings a pair of jammies & goes home with a new pair too
Challenge each other to let go of a few household decor items, send photos in a group text & “shop” each other’s goodies
Bring a bottle of wine or unique cheese to a happy hour tasting event with your neighbors
Take a friend second hand shopping at Statemint West Knoxville’s sale (Feb. 13-16)
I was so excited when I heard that Knoxville has a new second hand outdoor gear shop! Outdoor Gear Revival is in Bearden in an unassuming shopping center near Sonic. How had I passed this countless times without knowing it was there? This kind of shop was one of my favorite places to visit when I lived briefly in Asheville, and when I worked for two summers in Vermont leading crews of young people building hiking and mountain biking trails.
