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Tampa Bay Time (TBTB) is a community service exchange, also known as a “time bank,” a network of people and groups who create an economy of abundance by connecting untapped resources with unmet needs.
Consider offering services that you enjoy that come easily to you. What are your skills and gifts? If there are costs for materials or ingredients, these are paid by the recipient.
Need help with, cannot do, or want to learn? Be as specific as possible, include the location, the amount of time required, if there is a deadline, whether or not you can help, and if you have the materials and tools needed. As the recipient of the exchange, you will provide any materials needed for your Request.
SOFTWARE VIDEOS Please view some of the following videos to assist you with this software, provided by hOurworld.org:
The Timebank software website is the place to keep track of transactions. If you are an offline member, contact an administrator to work with you.
The provider of the service is to log in the time given. Members need to confirm the number of hours exchanged with one another, prior to reporting. All services need to be reported within a week of the date of service. Contact Coordinator you are unable to record online. For fractions of hours, round up to the nearest quarter hour. (For example, 52 minutes of service earns 1 time credit. 1 hour and 10 minutes of service equals 1.25 time credits).
Members do not need to maintain a positive balance of hours.
Only hours may be exchanged in the Timebank. Time credits are not redeemable for cash.
A member may give earned credit hours to another member or to the time bank’s general fund. The time bank’s general fund allows us to reimburse members who complete work on behalf of the time bank in time credits and allows the Advisory Committee to transfer time credits to members who are in need.
Members may offer or request goods to be exchanged for hours. The receiver (not the giver) of the goods will determine the number of hours for the exchange.