The Joy of Giving: A Busy but Fulfilling Week Ahead

Happy marvelous Monday morning, everyone! As the sun rises on the beginning of another week, I can’t help but feel a sense of anticipation for the days ahead. This week promises to be a busy one for us, filled with a special purpose that warms the heart.

One of the highlights of this past week is my partnership with Habitat for Humanity. They were scheduled last week to come and pick up a variety of items that we’ve decided to donate. From a bedroom set to chrome and glass tables, chairs, and even a dining room set, it’s a collection of belongings that has served us well but is ready for a new home.

Now, I must admit, the logistics of preparing these items for donation can be quite the task. You see I am disabled, I have lived with bone and joint issues 30 years and every 6-8 years I get a new diagnoses We’ve had to move furniture out of our home, arrange it neatly outside in our garage , and patiently wait for the Habitat for Humanity team to arrive for collection. It’s backbreaking work, to say the least, but I’m not complaining. In fact, I’m filled with gratitude that we have the opportunity to make a difference. As well as we lightened our moving load.

The knowledge that our donations will benefit those in need is a powerful motivator. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the act of giving can be as fulfilling for the giver as it is for the receiver. While we may be parting with some material possessions, we’re gaining the satisfaction of knowing that these items will find new life and purpose in the homes of others.

In an ideal world, perhaps Habitat for Humanity could simply come into our place and collect these items, sparing us the physical strain. But sometimes, the act of giving requires a little extra effort. It’s a small price to pay for the impact it can have on the lives of those less fortunate.

So, as we dive into this busy week, I encourage you all to find your own ways to give back, whether through donations, acts of kindness, or simply by being there for someone who needs you. And as the days