The Wayne County Time Bank is in a critical time of clarifying our vision, building our volunteer base, and connecting with other persons and organizations who share our goals.
We need your help! If you would like to be a part of the conversation about the future of this important resource, please contact us.
The Wayne County Time Bank was highlighted on today's WKBV 1490 AM morning show, as host Chris Nolte interviewed Chris Hardie, one of the founders of the project. During the segment, Nolte and Hardie discussed the purpose of the Time Bank in our community, the different kinds of services that might be exchanged, what other Time Bank communities are doing, and how local residents can get involved and learn more. We will post an audio clip here when one becomes available. Thanks to WKBV for helping us get the word out!
Are you interested in joining the Wayne County Time Bank? Join us at 5:30 PM on Wednesday, June 6th at the Uptown Innovation Center (814 East Main Street) for an information session for those interested in learning more about Time Banking in Wayne County. The event is free and open to the public.
At tonight's graduation ceremony for the Institute for Creative Leadership, the founders of the Wayne County Time Bank presented the project to various leaders from around the community. Held at the Forrest Hills Country Club, the event marked the end of the group's initial planning efforts and the first public announcement of the Wayne County Time Bank. Included in the presentation was the announcement of the first Time Bank member orientation session, to be held on Wednesday May 16th at 5:30 PM, at the Uptown Innovation Center.
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i would never ask a friend to bake me homemade bread because it's a pretty big favor. but i really love to have it around, and don't have the patience to make it for myself. so the time bank is a great way for me to feel good about asking for treats like fresh, homemade, whole wheat bread because i know the other person will get something in return.
