Our Story
EMBRACING THE ART OF GIVING WITH POSITIVE, SUSTAINABLE, AND SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE WAYS TO GIVE TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS
The Gifting Closet is a place to discover gifts that create a “Butterfly Effect” whereby one single, small act can impact the lives and environment on a grander scale. Clean-crafted wines are among the curated, eco-sustainable gifts offered. The Gifting Closet’s mission and vision of doing good, feeling good, and gifting better.
It’s time to discover gifts that impact lives on a grander scale.
The best stories are the ones that are authentic, that resonate with the soul and make a lasting impact. The journey of how The Gifting Closet came to possess all of these components.
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Our founder’s mother, Lynne, was an undeniable inspiration for The Gifting Closet concept. She was graceful, kind-hearted,
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dear friend or family member it should belong to. Lynne saw the best in everything and everyone, living each day as though it were a gift.
When you open the doors to The Gifting Closet, you’ll find one-of-a-kind creations embellished with some of the pieces Lynne collected. They are more than objects. They are narratives waiting to be told. A haven for nostalgia. An invitation to discover the beauty within everything and everyone around you.
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courageous and so much more. From the outside, Lynne made life look easy. No one would ever know that her life was filled with obstacles to overcome from the start.
When Lynne was sixteen, her mother passed away and the following year she lost her father. Despite these hardships, Lynne was dedicated to caring for her three children and her own brother who had special needs. She had an innate way of filling every void of loss with love and gratitude. She taught Laura to find and appreciate the hidden gifts in life – to treasure and unwrap the potential within the art of giving.
Lynne was a self-taught designer. She had an eye for all things beautiful and would collect “found treasures” to store in her infamous gifting closet. They would remain there until she decided which