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Time for Active Co-Production
Hey Leader, Facilitator, Change Agent, Co-Producer, Co-Creator, and Hosting person,
Are you ready? Will you commit to hosting a Dream Enterprise, an Action Event, a Network Hub, or a unique Project?
Check out this list of innovative suggestions for inspiration – See below, Click OPEN
After selecting from the list below, or having your very own Vision idea, Click to chat Next Steps with Tony!
Friendship – Resilience Circles
Community Justice Youth Courts
Local Community Discount Card
Co-operative Business Start-Up
Pet Parade
Raising the Value of Learning
Arts and Crafts
People Money Book Club/Forum
Active Learning by Design
Regular Open Space Forum
Business Referral Network
Do It Ourselves Fixer List
First Shareable City in the Mahoning Valley
Really Free Market
Repair Café
Share Fest
Game Time
Wellness Fair
Crafters Anonymous
Rosary Makers Gathering
Abundance Swap
Benches Collective
Interest-Free Lending Circle
Open Space Technology
A Time Bank Club in your neighborhood
TimeBank Boutique
Bring & Fix It: Repair – Reuse – Recycle
Business Awareness/Education
Front Yard Gardens (FYG) Program
Seed Library
Tool Library
Commons and Commoning
Bike Kitchen
Street Ambassador
Map Jam
Learning Circle
Borrowing Shop – library of things
Maker Space
Clubs/Sheds – Women’s or Men’s
Kids & Youth Project
Medical Transportation
Care Brigade
Library Patron
Business Patron
Adapt to Climate Change
People Money
Coupon Swapping
Vegetable/Plants Exchange
Language Tutoring
Abundance Swap
Sewing and Knitting
Welcome Community Partners
You’re Invited to Trade
In Time Currency
Our Time Bank Mahoning Valley Invites local Businesses and Social Agencies who receive volunteer gifting WORK, to thank, value and honor unpaid work from local community volunteers.
Instead of offering a general discount to use up their capacity, a business can offer Time Credits, to attract different customers without reducing the income from regular customers. For example, a business can decide to accept time currency clients only on weekdays when they’re usually not fully booked.
Accepting Time Credits in your organization is straightforward. We are able to walk you through the steps towards becoming a Time Bank partner. Being part of our network can also help you!
Please CLICK the following to set up a time to Chat about this opportunity. https://pickatime.acuityscheduling.com/
Join the community List of Venues that accept Time Credits
~~~3rd Monday Movie Night
~~~Ride Buddies
~~~Networks
non-profit (ORG) e.g.
~~~drug rehab
family (FAM) e.g.
~~~The Johnsons
business (BIZ) e.g.
~~~The Hot Dog Shop
faith-based (FAITH) e.g.
~~~First Presbyterian Church
club (CLUB) e.g.
~~~Daisy’s Bridge Club
governmental agency (GOV) e.g.
~~~Lakeview Township
project (PROJ) e.g.
~~~Franks Coupon Swap
educational (EDU) e.g.
~~~Library Book Club
medical (MED) e.g.
~~~Quick Clinic
arts (ARTS) e.g.
~~~Municipal Art Gallery
Our Current Active Partners
We want to work with the best and brightest people.
Join our team Earning and or Spending Time Credits.
Our fantastic partners accept Time Credits for activities ranging from sports games and exhibitions to services and educational courses. They are a diverse network of innovative, forward-thinking people and organizations who support Time Credit earning across the Mahoning Valley, proving that there is a different way to create value and drive impact for their customers through community engagement and corporate social responsibility.
If you’re passionate about social change, we’d love to hear from you.
Set a time to meet with Tony Budak, Lead Convener, TimeBank Mahoning Watershed, Click HERE;
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3rd Mon. 6 P.M. Movie Night
Schedule a Pot Luck Event
Schedule ShareFest – Bring & Fix
Slovak Lessons for Beginners
Schedule Special Events
Click HERE – Events Calendar
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MEET THE BOARD
Elayne M.S. Bozick, Broker for Eranco Business Brokers, Formerly Financial Associate, Education and background in Graphic Design / Marketing
Community Service: Rotary Club of Youngstown – Past President, Foundation Chair, Board member; First Night Youngstown, Exec. Committee; Mkt. PR Chair Stambaugh Pillars Board (President); Grow Youngstown, Board member; Power of the Arts Initiative, Steering committee
Tony Budak after 40 years, retired from Delphi Packard Automotive in 2004. In 1966 Tony served as a Military Police Investigator, U.S. Army, to be honorably discharged in 1968. Returning from active duty, Tony held various management positions. In 1973, he left management, and was elected to IUE 717’s Executive Board. Tony received a Masters of Science in Community Economic Development, from New Hampshire College in 1991. In 1996 he was elected to the Local Bargaining Committee, and helped negotiate and administer the contract between IUE-CWA Local 717 and Delphi Packard Electric G.M.C.
Robert F. Burkey is an attorney who has practiced law for 45 years. Bob is also the co-owner of the Title Company of Warren which is a full service real estate title agency and has handled real estate sales, foreclosures and real estate title issues in Trumbull and surrounding counties. Bob has sat on various boards including what is now known as the Warren Philharmonic Orchestra, SCOPE, Family Services Association and presently with the Community Solutions Association, a drug and addiction assessment and counseling agency. Bob holds a BA degree from Hiram College and a JD degree from Case Western University.
Sara Copenhaver Scudier Mahoning County Department of Job and Family Services, retired 2007. Fellows Riverside Gardens Master Gardener, 1996. OSU Extension Master Gardener, 2007; OSU Extension Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist, 2007. Currently enrolled in OSU Extension Master Gardener specialization in Back Yard and Local Food, to be completed in 2010. Former trustee of Friends of Fellows Riverside Gardens. Chair of Fellows Riverside Gardens Annual Spring Plant Sale. Founding member of Good Karma Food Co-op. Member of StreetScape Committee of CityScape.
Rose M. Kosko SFO, retired from the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation in 2004 after working 35 years in the Graphic Arts department. She is presently Vice-Minister of the Secular Franciscan Order, also Co- Chair of the Holy Name of Jesus Parish Council. Rose is a volunteer at Hospice of the Valley, Gleaners Food Bank, Humility of Mary Health Partners, and the Franciscan Friars Shrine.
“Dwight Stickler is a Creative. He enjoys helping people create messaging and deploying that messaging to the greatest possible effect. He enjoys Music and Audio Production. He enjoys Singing and Writing. He enjoys being in the great outdoors and all things that help to create sustainable communities and ecosystems. One of his favorite things is to Listen. To listen to nature, his neighbors and friends and loved ones.”