Jay Kroll: TheCommon.org

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Service. It is not an annual event. It is ongoing.

Community. It is not a weekly activity. It is a way of life.

But it is hard to get people with abilities in touch with people who have needs and it’s hard to get people to come together and rally around those with needs, as they crop up.

Volunteer management can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t need to be.

TheCommon.org is a tool for communities that creates an element of shared leadership and purpose. Beyond that all you need is people with needs and people with abilities.

Organizations can also blend together and you can interconnect with Facebook and Twitter.

I am thinking about ways that The Common and Communitas Collective can work together, join with other services, and create a better sense of community by allowing people in our communities to their post needs and abilities. This could be a piece of what I have been looking for to take what we do to the next level and make it more real and interpersonal.

Good news! You can have free and complete access to TheCommon.org for two months by using this discount coupon code, “communitas621″

Just go to TheCommon.org and enter the code “communitas621” when you register your community account. Add members to your movement and partner with other communities. It’s simple to get started and there are some great resources to help you along the way.

Glenn

About Glenn

I love people who feel like outsiders because I believe they are the key to moving forward. Outsiders are often just visionaries under pressure who are on their way to becoming entrepreneurs. So, I encourage them, invite them into community and conversation, get them in touch with insightful people and one another, and walk beside them as they move from complaining to dreaming to changing the world. That takes the form of podcasting, writing, networking, and consulting. The rest of time, I like to ride my bike along the shores of Lake Michigan, wail on my guitar, get together with the kids and grandkids, go to outdoor festivals, travel, eat, and read.