Community Building, One Hour at a Time
Well the Lower Mainland TimeBank website is done (more or less) and the word spreading begins, feel free to help out. An email to your contact list would be great (here’s a sample).
What is TimeBanking? Why would I want to know more about TimeBanking? and the popular… What’s in it for me? Continue reading ‘Free TimeBank Info Meetings… On the Way’ »
What happens when times get tough, money is tight and jobs scarce?
Should people sit at home and wait for the government to save them?
Should people complain to the big corporations that terminated their jobs due to bad management or poor market conditions?
Sure some people will, and others….well, they know that “if it’s to be, it’s up to me!” and they get going making things happen themselves.
TimeBanking is a great tool for good times and a life saver in tough times, it is a great idea any time. Continue reading ‘Rebuilding & Revitalizing That Community Feeling’ »
In case you didn’t know TimeBanking is a topic of interest around the world.
Here’s the stats for countries viewing this one little TimeBank website…over 2,000 hits per month in March 2009! Continue reading ‘TimeBanking Worldwide Interest’ »
It’s true! Nothing but positive, positive, positive…. feedback.
People GET the idea of TimeBanking.
They GET the potential benefits.
They GET the possible positive impact to communities.
ABC News even gets it. On Saturday, ABC Morning News, Good Morning America, aired a news story on TimeBanking…..here it is: Continue reading ‘Positive Reviews! Even ABC News Agrees…’ »
TimeBanking Comes to the Lower Mainland
Exchanging Time and Talent With Your Community Members in the Greater Vancouver area.
New to the Lower Mainland is TimeBanking! A chance to exchange time and talent with your neighbours in your community.In TimeBanking members earn TimeCredits for helping each other – one hour of your time entitles you to one hour of another TimeBank member’s time.
TimeBanking is about building communities of trust and friendship
Continue reading ‘TimeBanking Begins in The Lower Mainland, B.C.’ »