
Major Sponsors Announced
It is with great pleasure that we announce our Major Sponsors for the Wetlands Festival 2018:
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Declutter for Wetlands
Its Spring now and the April Holidays are just around the corner – the perfect time to declutter! We are waiting for your donations of any preloved items that could spark joy in the hearts of others. Read Mel’s guide to The Joy Of Less (insert link to the article as attached) to get you started and get in touch to arrange options for getting your contributions to us.
Decluttering like a boss? Contact our CHAC Emporium convenors:
Paula (Books & Games) paulajoconnell@hotmail.com
Melanie (Trash & Treasure) melrobey@gmail.com
Jo (Fashion Finds) jo.bell@bigpond.net.au
Call for Crafters
Brigitte Money has taken on the role of coordinating our legendary Upmarket Craft Stall, which showcases the talents of the many gifted creators within the CHAC Community. Brigitte wants to hear from all the crafty types out there – please contact her at brigittemoney@ozemail.com.au so the Craft group can start plotting to make a HUGE splash at Wetlands 2018.
Sponsorships and Prize Donations still needed
We are just about ready to launch our Silent Auction "Go-Live" for the Wetlands Festival and still after more prizes or vouchers to boost the online site. If you have any leads, keep ‘em rolling in! We also need some prize packs for our Lucky Envelopes stall: if you have any great but unwanted (new, unused) gifts that may make a great prize, we require adult and kids prizes. These can be left at student reception-just clearly label “for Lucky Envelopes.” Any enquiries with respect to prizes, donations or sponsorships, please email Shareen Forsingdal at forsingdal@bigpond.com
The Joy of LessYour Guide to Decluttering |
The idea of living a simple, less cluttered life sounds attractive to many of us. We would like to create a home that is tidy, clean and organised. A place where we can relax, rejuvenate, and find what we need when we need it.
As parents living in the real world though, we know that kids create clutter like nobody’s business. A home without clutter is just not realistic for most families, and everyone’s tolerance levels are different. In fact, it is handy to have a bit of Zen clutter detachment when you live in a house with kids.
Sometimes there is a tipping point between an acceptable level of clutter and complete chaos. Removing some of the unwanted things from your home will help you to regain some much needed physical space, as well as your sanity.
It can often be a bit overwhelming to know where to start. Here are some simple steps to help you get started on the decluttering journey:
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Jenni Dabelstein
President - CHAC P&F Association