by Pam | Nov 20, 2018 | Features In The News, Go Deeper, Newsletter, Stories, Uncategorized, What is TimeBanking?
by: Christine Gray Yes, the garden says it all. One of Edgar Cahn’s favorite sayings is that the way to radical transformation is by setting in motion things you do not control. With that visionary spirit, he has either “set in motion” or, at the very least, been an...
by Pam | Jul 11, 2017 | Uncategorized
Ron and Gigi showed how timebanking can unlock resources in the non-money world. But even as their story celebrates the abundance in the non-money world, it hides the lack of abundance in the money world that Ron and the children were also experiencing. Through his...
by Pam | Jul 10, 2017 | Uncategorized
When Ron Williams first learned about timebanking, he thought it was a nice idea – a bit like barter, he thought. He gave it no more mind than that. But then life stepped in. Or rather, four tooth extractions all at the same time, stepped in. Ron’s gums hurt. A lot....
by Pam | Jul 1, 2016 | Features In The News, Get Connected, Go Deeper, Learning Circles, Stories, What is TimeBanking?
By Debra-Lynn Hook, Kent Community TimeBank We here at the Kent Community TimeBank call this “The Carp Story,” which began when my nutritionist, helping me recover from a serious blood disorder, told me I needed to eat a medicinal soup comprised mostly of...
by Pam | Feb 22, 2012 | Features In The News
This is a feature article in latest issue of AARP by Stephanie Shapiro and Illustrations by Pete Ryan and features a number of TimeBanks. Read about this innovative service exchange called timebanking can help you save money-and be a better neighbor. Includes...
