Time Banks and Creating Communities: Facilitated by Bill Kauth, author of "We Need Each Other"
When: Thursday, July 26, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Where: Hidden Springs Wellness Center, 1651 Siskiyou Blvd., behind the Ashland Street Cinema
What to Bring: A finger-food potluck dish that will serve between 10 to 20 people, and your own plate and utensils
Join us for an evening of connecting with your fellow Time Bank members to socialize and then to begin tuning into the value, power and connection between what we're creating with time "currency" and the larger gift culture and local (Rogue Valley) Community that is possible. This is a great opportunity to take your passion and vision for the Time Bank to the next level, and start putting it into practice so that we can expand our sharing, giving and receiving to create the vital Time Bank we all want to experience. Please bring friends or family members who are interested in sharing their gifts in a joyful and deeply connected way.
After Bill's talk, we will have an opportunity to step into choosing various ways to support your Time Bank by exploring the possibilities and priorities for community involvement. Currently a major priority is making phone calls to our membership so we're all more connected.
Jack Leishman,
Time Bank Coordinator
When: Thursday, July 26, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Where: Hidden Springs Wellness Center, 1651 Siskiyou Blvd., behind the Ashland Street Cinema
What to Bring: A finger-food potluck dish that will serve between 10 to 20 people, and your own plate and utensils
Join us for an evening of connecting with your fellow Time Bank members to socialize and then to begin tuning into the value, power and connection between what we're creating with time "currency" and the larger gift culture and local (Rogue Valley) Community that is possible. This is a great opportunity to take your passion and vision for the Time Bank to the next level, and start putting it into practice so that we can expand our sharing, giving and receiving to create the vital Time Bank we all want to experience. Please bring friends or family members who are interested in sharing their gifts in a joyful and deeply connected way.
After Bill's talk, we will have an opportunity to step into choosing various ways to support your Time Bank by exploring the possibilities and priorities for community involvement. Currently a major priority is making phone calls to our membership so we're all more connected.
Jack Leishman,
Time Bank Coordinator
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