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 One of the biggest challenges most people face when making a change is the time an energy to do it. With easy swaps, and a little creativity, you can incorporate them into what you are already doing everyday and make a difference for our planet. We pulled together 10 actions that don't require lots of time or planning that you can take this month leading up to Earth Day. We even added some BUSY PERSON HACKS for anyone who feels short on time and energy.  If clutter is stress, it is no wonder minimalism is a hot topic. Decluttering is an important step (and has been happening with gusto throughout the pandemic) but what about Amazon home-delivery-fueled ‘Re-cluttering’? People have been looking for inspiration and guidance to live more cleanly and simply so we wanted to talk to someone who is doing it.
 There are an estimated 36 million mattresses sold each year in the United States. We all use them and know the struggle of figuring out what to do with them at the end of their useful life.
Valentine's Day is the day to show the important people in your life how much they mean to you. You can love the earth and love them, too! Here are some sweet ideas from across the creative web.  We are excited to welcome a group of new organizations to the Donate Good Stuff family - The Puzzler's Exchange, Schoolhouse Supplies, Community Kitchen, Planting People Growing Justice, People Serving People, and Community Thread. Here is the who, where, and what they need:
 Breaking Free helps women escape systems of sexual exploitation, including sex trafficking and prostitution.
 Jeremiah Program helps disrupt the cycle of poverty for single mothers and their children, two generations at a time so no mother has to make the untenable choice between investing in herself and her children.
 How It StartedThe Link was founded in 1991 by two local Black leaders and former Minnesota Vikings Players, Jim Marshall and Oscar Reed to help youth on the Northside of Minneapolis
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