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A Sense of Home was established in 2004 to offer solutions to busy professionals and families who are
overwhelmed by their environment and life.
We strive to offer understanding, encouragement, and the utmost in professionalism to everyone we work
with. We adhere to the NAPO Code of Ethics, treat each of our clients with respect, and promise
confidentiality. In addition, we believe so much in what we do, that we offer a 100% guarantee on our
services.
At A Sense of Home we believe in supporting the community and good causes. We do this in
three ways:
1. 5% of the companies revenues are donated to charity each year.
2. We contribute our time and expertise to non-profits or those in need. We participate in the
annual GO Project for Get Organized Month (in January) in which NAPO members choose a non-profit or
someone in need to receive our services at no cost. We have also volunteered or provided pro-bono
services to various non-profit organizations including:
• Habitat for Humanity
• Hands on Bay Area
• Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments (SAVE)
• Home Safe Santa Clara
3. We enjoy donating service hours to silent auctions that benefit good causes. Past recipients
have included:
• SAVE- Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments
• The Children's Musical Theater in San Jose
• The Julia Morgan School for Girls in Oakland
Thank you for supporting A Sense of Home!
overwhelmed by their environment and life.
We strive to offer understanding, encouragement, and the utmost in professionalism to everyone we work
with. We adhere to the NAPO Code of Ethics, treat each of our clients with respect, and promise
confidentiality. In addition, we believe so much in what we do, that we offer a 100% guarantee on our
services.
At A Sense of Home we believe in supporting the community and good causes. We do this in
three ways:
1. 5% of the companies revenues are donated to charity each year.
2. We contribute our time and expertise to non-profits or those in need. We participate in the
annual GO Project for Get Organized Month (in January) in which NAPO members choose a non-profit or
someone in need to receive our services at no cost. We have also volunteered or provided pro-bono
services to various non-profit organizations including:
• Habitat for Humanity
• Hands on Bay Area
• Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments (SAVE)
• Home Safe Santa Clara
3. We enjoy donating service hours to silent auctions that benefit good causes. Past recipients
have included:
• SAVE- Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments
• The Children's Musical Theater in San Jose
• The Julia Morgan School for Girls in Oakland
Thank you for supporting A Sense of Home!
About Tamah Vega
Owner, A Sense of Home
As a mother and professional Tamah Vega understands the importance and challenge of creating a balanced lifestyle while
maintaining a home that is clutter-free and functional yet stylish and comfortable. A Sense of Home was established in 2004,
so that she could share with others what she's learned, allowing them to discover the benefits of such an environment.
Tamah is also skilled artist who values aesthetics and order. With a passion for design and color, she has always enjoyed
creating pleasing environments.
Being organized has come naturally to her, and in each area of service she worked the benefits of being organized became
clear to her. Before starting her business, she held various jobs ranging from sales to graphic design, customer service and
admin. At the age of 19 she began managing multiple commercial properties and each location's support services. This
involved marketing, operations, human resources, staging and leasing offices, event planning, space planning and more!
She had the opportunity to work on several remodel projects and enjoyed re-designing several office, lobby, and conference
interiors working within strict budget guidelines and in some cases using only existing accessories. In addition, she was a
great leader who trained and coached the staff to become service-oriented, professional, and the best at what they did,
which was truly satisfying. In just a few years, she became known for going into locations that were not doing well and
assessing the staff productivity, work flow, space flow & function, and systems in place to turn things around. After 9 years,
the company restructured and laid-off numerous employees, creating the right opportunity for Tamah to discover her
purpose.
Tamah is an active member in many professional associations including:
• NAPO National Association of Professional Organizers
• NAPO-SFBA NAPO San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
2006 - Present, Associate Member Director
2005 Regional Conference Co-Chair
• NSGCD National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization
• ICF International Coach Federation
• ASID American Society of Interior Designers, Student Member
She also strives to continue improving her skills through continuing education such as:
• 2008/2007/2005 NAPO National Conference
• 2007/2006/2005/2004 NAPO-SFBA Regional Conference
• 2004 NSGCD Certificate of Study Program in Chronic Disorganization
• 2008/2007/2006/2005 ASID Student Career Forum
Owner, A Sense of Home
As a mother and professional Tamah Vega understands the importance and challenge of creating a balanced lifestyle while
maintaining a home that is clutter-free and functional yet stylish and comfortable. A Sense of Home was established in 2004,
so that she could share with others what she's learned, allowing them to discover the benefits of such an environment.
Tamah is also skilled artist who values aesthetics and order. With a passion for design and color, she has always enjoyed
creating pleasing environments.
Being organized has come naturally to her, and in each area of service she worked the benefits of being organized became
clear to her. Before starting her business, she held various jobs ranging from sales to graphic design, customer service and
admin. At the age of 19 she began managing multiple commercial properties and each location's support services. This
involved marketing, operations, human resources, staging and leasing offices, event planning, space planning and more!
She had the opportunity to work on several remodel projects and enjoyed re-designing several office, lobby, and conference
interiors working within strict budget guidelines and in some cases using only existing accessories. In addition, she was a
great leader who trained and coached the staff to become service-oriented, professional, and the best at what they did,
which was truly satisfying. In just a few years, she became known for going into locations that were not doing well and
assessing the staff productivity, work flow, space flow & function, and systems in place to turn things around. After 9 years,
the company restructured and laid-off numerous employees, creating the right opportunity for Tamah to discover her
purpose.
Tamah is an active member in many professional associations including:
• NAPO National Association of Professional Organizers
• NAPO-SFBA NAPO San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
2006 - Present, Associate Member Director
2005 Regional Conference Co-Chair
• NSGCD National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization
• ICF International Coach Federation
• ASID American Society of Interior Designers, Student Member
She also strives to continue improving her skills through continuing education such as:
• 2008/2007/2005 NAPO National Conference
• 2007/2006/2005/2004 NAPO-SFBA Regional Conference
• 2004 NSGCD Certificate of Study Program in Chronic Disorganization
• 2008/2007/2006/2005 ASID Student Career Forum
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