Michelle's Closet

HAPPY 2016 to everyone! I hope all of you are as excited as I am to have a fresh start, as many of you know 2015 was a rough year for me and my family. Several people have asked me, "What's next for Michelle's Closet?" I have given much thought to this and I am excited to announce that Michelle's Closet has started a book drive. We are looking for books that will inspire Self help, Motivation, Success, and making a difference, and of course We are always looking for Narcotics Anonymous books. But let's not forget the children of those struggling with addiction. Children's books are DEFINITELY ON THE LIST! Let's give these children the most valuable tool needed for SUCCESS...an imagination. Reading was one of Michelle's favorite past times (after writing poetry of course) and education is the first step to creating change. THE MIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE! Let's keep these young people's minds active and inspired. We ALL have books just lying around collecting dust! Let's put them to good use! Let's donate them to people who could not only benefit from them but put them to good use! Join us today...donate your old books to Michelle's Closet. If you have no books lying around donate a few dollars to Michelle's Closet. We will use that money to purchase Narcotics Anonymous books for local rehabs providing them the tools (not hand outs) they need to succeed.

This foundation is my hopes of helping

families regain their relationships with their love ones. 100% of donations will be put back into the foundation to give these young people, not charity, but the tools they need for success. Michelle's Closet has already raised funds for 25 NA books for Tri-county RASUW Center for women. The sad part is...it's not nearly enough. Wether it is for one day, one year, or the rest of their lives, for every day an addict is clean, their mother will have peace in her heart.  Addiction is an ugly disease; it consumes everything and everyone close to the addict; over time...everyone loses. Let's make a difference in these families lives.