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Trash into Treasure: What to Do with All That Stuff!

7/22/2010ThursdayNancy Adams$10Register Below

Antique chairs for saleFrom time to time it seems that we have accumulated more stuff than we have a place to store, but we hesitate to throw things away or to call them junk by putting them in a yard sale. SO, what do we do with all that stuff?!

Seminar leader Nancy Adams has some ideas for you! In 90 minutes, she'll share information about places that will take our once-valued treasures. Some will pay you cash, and others will simply accept your donations for a tax deduction or re-purposing.

You'll learn:

  • How to determine what is trash and what is treasure
  • Which items are sellable for cash
  • Where to put your items up for sale
  • Who wants your donated or sellable items
  • Rules for tax deductions
  • How to dispose of hazardous materials
  • More

If you have items that need a new home, please join us for this informative 90-minute session that will help keep items out of our landfill and may give someone else just what they've always wanted. You can turn that "trash" into treasure!

Our Seminar Leader

Nancy Adams started her organizing business four years ago after a 15-year career in hospice. She has worked with a variety of men and women in office and residential settings, helping them develop systems in order to be more efficient.

Nancy knows how the principles of organizing can enhance people's lives in many ways. Her goal is not only to get people organized, but to help them learn how to stay that way. Nancy promotes the idea that organizing can save you time, money and frustration. She is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers.

Seminar Date and Location

This 90-minute seminar will be held on Thursday, July 22, fro 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Location is the Appalachian Center at Hickory, located on the East Campus of Catawba Valley Community College, 2760 US Highway 70 SE, Hickory. The Center is behind Northern Tool.

To Register

Registration for Trash into Treasure is available to adults of all ages by phone, mail, or online through July 15. After July 15, please call Karen at 828-324-6966, ext. 2008.

Click a payment option below to print out a registration form or to register online. To register by phone, call 828-324-6966, ext. 2001.

Cost is only $10 per person, or $8 each for two people registering together. Payment is due at the time of registration and may be made by credit card, check, or PayPal account.

Cancellation Policy

You may cancel your registration on or before July 15. After July 15, no refunds will be given; however, substitutions are welcome. We reserve the right to cancel this program in the event of unforeseen circumstances. In the event that the program is cancelled, a refund of the registration fee will be made.


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