Time and Talents, hOurworld
an international network of neighbors helping neighbors
Time and Talents, hOurworld
an international network of neighbors helping neighbors
Los Angeles, California
United States
Current Members: 97
Past Year's Hours: 726
Oshkosh Timebank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
United States
Current Members: 19
Past Year's Hours: 1
United States
Current Members: 194
Past Year's Hours: 252
Old East Rome Time Bank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Neighbors helping neighbors
Rome, Georgia
United States
Current Members: 3
Past Year's Hours: 0
Nyon TIme Bank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Building community, one hour at a time
Nyon
Switzerland
Current Members: 3
Past Year's Hours: 0
NWMI Timebank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Thompsonville, Michigan
United States
Current Members: 8
Past Year's Hours: 0
Northwest Georgia Mutual Aid Timebank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Kennesaw, Georgia
United States
Current Members: 14
Past Year's Hours: 4
Nevada County Time Bank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Grass Valley, California
United States
Current Members: 34
Past Year's Hours: 28
Hendersonville, North Carolina
United States
Current Members: 9
Past Year's Hours: 6
Reno, Nevada
United States
Current Members: 57
Past Year's Hours: 0
Natick Mutual Aid Network
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Natick Massachusetts
United States
Current Members: 30
Past Year's Hours: 1
Mountain Time Exchange
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
New Mexico
United States
Current Members: 3
Past Year's Hours: 0
MorningSide Intergenerational Timebank Syndicate
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Eastside Pride: Our Time, Our Community, Our Legacy.
Detroit, Michigan
United States
Current Members: 3
Past Year's Hours: 0
Moab Time Bank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Moab, Utah
United States
Current Members: 6
Past Year's Hours: 0
Milan Area COMMUNITY Skills Exchange (MASE)
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Together, we are all we need.
Milan, Michigan
United States
Current Members: 11
Past Year's Hours: 40
We exist to facilitate and accelerate ideas and projects from our members. If you have a dollar to give or an hour to spend, we want to make sure nothing goes to waste. We want to build Milan into the community we all know it should be.
MAP Minutes
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Connecting Our Community By Exchanging Our Time
Amherst Massachusetts
United States
Current Members: 112
Past Year's Hours: 53
This is the generator account for MAP Minutes. For certain events or volunteering opportunities, this account can remain in negative time credits and can distribute time credits to you for attending.
Oskaloosa, Iowa
United States
Current Members: 18
Past Year's Hours: 4
Lyttelton Harbour Time Bank
(Time and Talents, Version 2)
Lyttelton
New Zealand
Current Members: 173
Past Year's Hours: 0
Long Beach, California
United States
Current Members: 462
Past Year's Hours: 33
The mission of the Long Beach Time Exchange is to build and strengthen relationships within the city of Long Beach by connecting people's unmet needs and untapped resources.
The goals of the Long Beach Time Exchange are to:
- Connect people to services by making services available for time credits.
- Connect people to people by cultivating reciprocity and interdependence amongst its members.
- Connect people to value through the recognition that all people have something to give, including work that is often unpaid or undervalued.
We envision a city where:
- Residents' assets - including their diverse backgrounds and experience - are recognized, valued, and nurtured.
- It is easy for residents to connect to each other through networks rooted in respect and trust.
- Residents share resources that both allow them to meet basic needs and to access their highest potential.
- Residents are empowered to affect and create structures and processes that encourage the growth and well being of themselves and Long Beach as a whole.
Core Values of Time Banking:
- Assets: Everyone is an asset. Each individual brings value to our community.
- Redefining work: Work that is often overlooked and undervalued relative to the market economy is valuable. Activities like providing companionship, child and elder care, and civic participation are important.
- Reciprocity: A one-way flow of resources is not sustainable. Helping works better as a two-way street.
- Social networks/community: No one should be isolated. We are stronger and healthier when we are connected to each other.
- Respect: We value diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives and strive to meet people where they are.
Kansas City, Missouri
United States
Current Members: 4
Past Year's Hours: 0
