Here are a few of Julie Coraccio’s favorite tools and decluttering resources to get organized, be more mindful, and clear clutter!
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Apps to Help You Get Organized
Budgeting
Evernote for all-around use and to simplify your life. The Free version is great and if you are tech-savvy the paid version offers a lot.
BillGuard has two goals: to make sure you completely understand your spending habits and to protect your cards from fraud and unauthorized transactions. This app syncs your bank accounts and then brings up your total balance and the amount you spent this month.
Fudget: This no-frills, list interface is best for folks who have a handle on their finances but want an easy space to keep organized. Good for tracking short-term budgets for the holidays, vacation or for tracking work expenses.
Mint.com This popular app gives you all the tools you need to manage your earnings, spending, saving, and budgeting. It syncs up all your accounts, from bank accounts and mutual funds to your 401(k) or IRA.
Kitchen
Pepperplate organizes your recipe collection, plans meals based on your recipes, creates shopping lists, and helps you cook the recipes you want to try.
Timer+ is a simple free timer app that can run multiple countdowns at the same time. That means you can have a timer for your turkey, stuffing, side dishes and pie running simultaneously to keep your cooking on track.
Ziplist is a grocery shopping list organizer, recipe organizer, and meal planner. The focus of the app is on grocery lists and organizing your weekly shopping, but don’t count out its meal planning features.
Mindfulness
Relax Melodies, Buddhify, Meditation Timer Pro, Take A Break, and The Mindfulness App.
Travel
Google Maps & City Maps2 Go for detailed map information.
WalkJogRun if you are looking for safe routes for exercise;
Flight Track Pro lets’ you find your flight information easily.
Travel List helps you create checklists for your travel.
Pocket first aid and CPR and ICE apps self-explanatory
Charities
Ohio County Animal Shelter: https://www.facebook.com/OCASWV/
We adopted Athena from here: https://www.safehavenforcats.org
Junk Mail
Six great steps: http://www.ecocycle.org/junkmail
Another great article: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0262-stopping-unsolicited-mail-phone-calls-and-email
If you receive a lot from charities: http://www.give.org/for-donors/about-specific-giving-guidance/charity-mailing-list-removal/
http://www.directmail.com/mail_preference/
Pet Charities
Check out your local shelter! Adopt Don’t Shop.
ECO- FRIENDLY DECLUTTERING RESOURCES
Bags
Produce, lawn: http://biobagusa.com
Carbon Offsets
http://www.renewablechoice.com
Lifestyle
Office
https://www.thegreenoffice.com
https://www.greenlinepaper.com
Paper
Don’t want to hold onto that thick manual? It s probably here http://manualsonline.com
Pets
http://www.anniessweatshop.com
https://www.westpawdesign.com/cats/cat-toys-catnip/organic-catnip
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