Prairie Eco-Thrifter

OCTOBER 8, 2012

Yet, when people in the community come to ask for donations for the needy, the narrator’s mother does not hesitate to give away some of her few remaining canned goods. Yet, how can you continue to donate to charity if you don’t have enough money yourself, or if you have enough, but nothing extra to spare?

Giving 235

Giving Money Swagbucks Donation 235

Family Balance Sheet

NOVEMBER 11, 2016

It’s a great time to stock up on turkeys, hams, baking supplies, potatoes, canned goods and so much more. Maybe even pick up a few extra to donate to the local food banks. Does cooking a big bird for so many people intimidate you? How to Save this Week: Don’t miss the pre-holiday grocery deals.

Frugal 100

Frugal Fridays Financial Goals Homemade 100

Family Balance Sheet

FEBRUARY 6, 2014

On your counter or kitchen table, sort your food by category, such as: beverages, baking supplies, canned goods, boxed goods, breakfast foods, condiments, pasta/rice, snacks, etc. Store spices, herbs, cooking oils, and vinegars near your stove. Place the food back in your pantry by category. Where will you use the food?

Organic 100

Organic Organization Kitchen Equal 100

Family Balance Sheet

MAY 2, 2016

On a counter or table, sort your food by category: beverages, baking supplies, canned goods, boxed goods, breakfast foods, condiments, pasta/rice, snacks, etc. Some ideas: Store spices, herbs, cooking oils, and vinegar near your stove. Some ideas: Store spices, herbs, cooking oils, and vinegar near your stove.

Grocery Spending 100

Grocery Spending Groceries Grocery Organic 100

Family Balance Sheet

JANUARY 18, 2012

Sort food items by category, such as baking items, breakfast, canned goods, coffee/tea, condiments, pasta/rice, snacks, etc. All of the cooking oils and vinegars are above my stove. Donate any food that you probably won’t eat and is not outdated to a food bank. Place your foods near the spot where they are used.

Economical 113

Economical Kitchen Organic Organization 113