Event Details:
Where: High Point Library
(2nd Floor Business Center)
When: Saturday, October 10th at 10am
This event is free and open to the public,
but space may be limited.
Hosted by:



You’ve tried to get organized before…
but nothing seems to stay that way.
Maybe you’ve bought bins, baskets, or labels hoping this time would be different.
Maybe you’ve organized one drawer perfectly — only for the rest of the house to still feel overwhelming.
Or maybe you’re just tired of:
- Losing things you know you have
- Constantly moving clutter from one place to another
- Feeling frustrated every time you open a cabinet or closet
- Cleaning up over and over… without lasting results
- Wondering how other people seem to “keep it together”
The truth is:
Most people don’t need more storage.
They need simpler systems.
Systems that make sense for real life.
Systems that are easy to maintain.
Systems built around how your family actually lives.
And that’s exactly what this workshop is about.
If you're nodding along, you’re in the right place.
In this practical and encouraging workshop, professional organizer Sandy Eaton of New Day Organizing will share the simple systems and organizing strategies she uses to help families create homes that are easier to manage and maintain.
Register now and discover how simple organizing can be
when you have the right system.
Sandy Eaton is the founder of New Day Organizing, where she helps individuals and families create calm, functional homes through decluttering and simple organizing systems that work in real life.
After leaving a corporate career, Sandy now helps clients transform overwhelming spaces into peaceful, manageable environments. Through hands-on organizing services and community workshops, she teaches practical strategies that reduce stress, simplify daily routines, and help homes stay organized longer.
Her approach is simple: less overwhelm, more peace, and systems that actually work.
