Statistics for Stash Attack

I have made some new rules for myself when it comes to knitting. I looked at my stash and I realized that I cannot allow myself to buy anything else unless it is to finish a project. So, saying that... I vow not to make any new purchases until the Sheep and Wool Festival. By then I should have a few projects done, and not feel so guilty. In the meantime, I need to figure out what to do with the rest of this yarn.

So, here are my stats:

Total skeins, including scraps - 126.5

Total weight, excluding scraps - 10,219 grams

Total yardage, excluding scraps - 21,808 yards

Total yardage assigned to a project - 10,030 yards

Percentage of yardage assigned to a project - 45.9%
Number of skeins assigned to a project - 72

Percentage of skeins assigned to a project - 56.9%

Number of skeins ready for donation/charity - 33

Amount of yardage ready for donation/charity - 8,457

Here is the stash that has projects attached to it. This is really a shoe cubby that I bought from Target. I purposely built it so that my yarn would have a home in my closet. Usually three skeins occupy the space from front to back. There is another bin full of yarn that is for donation. The real problem is, that there is more yarn spilling out of these spaces, and I really need to decrease my stash.

Here is a pie chart of projects I am currently working on, and my future planned projects.

So, if anyone knows of any charity group that needs acrylic yarn, please let me know. I am ready to make a donation. I would really love to knit out this yarn, but I think if I decide to knit a child a sweater, the child will probably have kids of their own before I finish it. I would rather enable someone who had more time that they could devote to that project.