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What We Do
Serve Thy Neighbor partners with local non profits in our community to help bridge the gap by providing income, resources, and materials with the help of your donations. You can help the cause by hiring Serve Thy Neighbor for any estate sale or cleanout needs, and choose one of the four designated non profits you'd like to receive the funds. It's simple, the next time you need a home, business or storage unit cleaned out, call us and we can walk you through how you can help. With these projects, the profits go directly to the non profit minus a small service fee. Serve Thy Neighbor has no bulky overhead or CEO's to pay. We are a small, local company that is passionate about helping our community.
Mission
Serve Thy Neighbor was founded from the observation that many non profits in our community struggle to stay afloat. Non profits generally need to find their own streams of revenue, and if their doors close, then countless people are affected by it. With Serve Thy Neighbor, they receive much needed assistance by not utilizing their own staffing or funding for these partnered donations. Serve Thy Neighbor does all the work and only takes a small service fee. The rest goes to your beloved non profit.
Vision
Serve Thy Neighbor wants to empower our local non profits by amplifying the impact of their generosity. Your support means that immediate needs in the community can be met while helping you get rid of unwanted items in your home or business. The symbiotic relationship between you, Serve Thy Neighbor and one of the four approved non profits means everyone thrives and we all contribute to positive change in our community.
Get Involved
You can make an impact by contacting Serve Thy Neighbor for any cleanout, junk removal or estate sale needs. With a cleanout, there may be a small fee incurred that would have been charged anyway. Instead of your items going to the landfill, extra time will be spent sifting through for usable items or sellable items to liquidate so all proceeds can be donated to the approved non profit of your choice. Having an estate sale? You can dedicate a certain amount or percentage of your sale to the approved non profit of your choice.