Moving - of or relating to a change of residence. 

According to the U.S. Census Bureau the average person can be expected to move around 11.7 times in their lifetime. To be more specific, the average person will move around 9.1 times after the age of 18. (U.S.C. Bureau, 2024) 

This time in young adulthood involves many transitions. Between schools, grades, places and even people, all of this change can get extremely overwhelming! The physical relocation of items and self can be daunting, regardless of the state of life you’re in.

A good friend of mine recently told me that the most difficult part of her move wasn't even the move itself! It was when her car broke down right after getting everything into her new apartment. Talk about poor timing. Managing the cost of repairs, the tow truck, and a deposit was an actual nightmare for her. She told me the best part of that specific move was being surrounded by friends and family willing to lend a helping hand. Even when dealing with the worst possible timing, having community made it feel feasible. 

Money makes things stressful. Hiring help will always make things easier, but the financial burden can be a pretty big barrier for many people, especially if you’re a young adult!

A Bingo game!!

Not only does bingo turn moving into a game, but it can be completely customizable and tailored to individual needs.

It's great to have a community behind you that's willing to help you move. It can also be challenging to give specific directions to others during such a stressful time. This not only helps others that are willing to give you a hand, but it lets you break your moving down into manageable tasks!

By gamifying the moving process, you can have fun, be organized, and engage your loved ones in a friendly competition.