Transformations That Matter

From overwhelming to accomplished: see how families found peace of mind in a single day

237

Estates Cleared

46,731

Items Found New Homes

1,892

Community Connections

100%

Satisfaction Rate

Featured Story: A Weekend Well Spent

THE SITUATION

• Mom's passing left a 3-bedroom home full of 40 years of memories
• Living out of state, limited time off work
• Siblings spread across three states
• Junk removal quoted $2,400

The Weekend Plan:

Saturday

• Flight arrived 11am
• Family gathered
• Selected keepsakes
• Took photos

Sunday

• Caboodle event 9am-5pm
• House cleared
• Ready for realtor
• Evening flight home

The Results:

• 763 items found new homes
• Saved $1,805 vs junk removal
• Zero landfill impact
• One weekend total

"What could have taken weeks of trips and thousands in removal fees became one meaningful weekend. Seeing Mom's things find new homes in the community felt right."

Jennifer Anderson

Daughter & Estate Executor

More Caboodle Stories

DOWNSIZING WITH DIGNITY

"After 52 years in our family home, the thought of downsizing was paralyzing. Caboodle turned it into a celebration. My cherished items found new homes with young families just starting out."

Margaret Wilson, 78

Moving to Independent Living

FINDING PEACE

"After losing John so suddenly, facing his workshop felt impossible. The joy on people's faces as they found tools they needed... I could feel him smiling. It was the perfect tribute."

Patricia Murphy

Recent Widow

FAMILY HARMONY

"With five siblings across three time zones, we were dreading the estate process. Instead of weeks of tension, we had one day of sharing memories while the community handled the rest."

James Rodriguez

Eldest Son

Common Concerns, Real Solutions

LIMITED TIME

"I only have one weekend to handle everything."

The Solution:

"Saturday we chose keepsakes, Sunday was the Caboodle event. Back to work Monday with everything done. Perfect when you can't take weeks off."

Thomas Rivera

Estate Executor

EMOTIONAL CONCERNS

"The idea of strangers going through Mom's things feels wrong."

The Solution:

"Seeing the joy on people's faces as they found things they needed... it felt like Mom was still helping others, one last time. It turned a sad task into something meaningful."