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Do you know that we have a volunteer group for helping homeless people in Barcelona called Esperan?a (means "Hope" in English)? You can find more information on their official website?https://lnkd.in/dMypG_Xz It started as a few friends who came together and made some soup and sandwiches on a November night in 2013 and headed towards Park Ciutadella. Since then they have expanded and covered two routes, twice a week (Saturday and Sunday). They are always looking for new people to join. Barcelona BIM (Y.Muriel) we will joining the route on 26th May. Also we will have a two-hour sandwich-making workshop on 12th May. In these two hours, we will only prepare sandwiches, soups, drinks... all the food before two routes on that day. If you want to join the route to distribute food and drinks to people, please sign up for the route in the following duty sheet. And they always need some daily supplies. https://lnkd.in/diAcynQv What king of food will be distributed to the homeless? Vegetable soup, Hard-boiled eggs, Tuna sandwiches, Cheese sandwiches, Soft fruit (bananas, oranges), Cookies or magdalenas?(indiv.Wrapped), Small juices. What kind of clothes will be distributed to the homeless? Socks, Underwear, Sleeping bags / Blankets, clothes, Toiletries (in small containers), and Other donations e.g. dog food, rucksacks, trolleys, books, etc…

Coming up this week! The event we've been working on for several months now - Campout 2024 It's on a permaculture farm just outside Abergavenny and it's a community gathering. Everyone is bringing their gifts to the campfire for four days of community, connection, compassion, co-creation and celebration. The future for me now is all about much smaller community-based events. We all build an event together. No one who attends is paid, not ‘performers’, event managers or crew. Nearly everyone there is a contributor in some sense. If a small surplus is made, it is invested back into the community. This model operates in a similar way to few friends hiring a large house or space for a week. We each bring ourselves and our gifts to the party on a voluntary basis - we all give to the event but we also each take a lot from the it - connection, conversation, compassion, inspiration, the joys of co-creating something that has the potential to change lives. The ticket money each person puts in is not a cop out clause, so that they can expect things to be done for them, it’s an investment in supporting and growing the amazing potential of a community gathering. It’s exactly how our Campout event has been evolving these past few years. Check our programme for this year, we’re about to do another one next week on a permaculture farm near Abergavenny. https://lnkd.in/eDgxJppt

???Tri-Cities Local Playbook: Because Life’s Too Short! Here’s the deal: small businesses are the backbone of any thriving community. And if you’re in the Tri-Cities, you’re sitting on a goldmine of local gems waiting to be discovered. Supporting them isn’t just feel-good—it’s an investment in your own backyard. So here’s my challenge: level up your local game. ? Have a dinner to remember at @perch.richland Perch Cantina—because great food and amazing atmosphere is non-negotiable. ? Test your palate with the seasonal flavor at @cafeconartetc Cafe Con Arte. Make it a monthly ritual. ? Expand your horizons (literally) at @cbcollege CBC’s Planetarium. Go for 3 shows, minimum. ? Hit the trail at @cityofrichland Howard Amon Park once a month and remind yourself why outdoor spaces are priceless. ? Recharge in style with a staycation at @lodgeatcolumbiapoint The Lodge at Columbia Point—because even hustlers need downtime. ? Join a community at @club_509_pickleball Club 509 Pickleball Club. It’s not just exercise; it’s training your skills! ? Pizza crawl: Taste-test every local spot. Find your #1 and tell everyone about it. We all talk about shopping small and supporting local—but the real question is: are you doing it? These businesses are here because someone took a chance on a dream. Let’s show up for them and make this community even stronger. So…what’s on your local to-do list? Drop it below. Yours Truly, ??Edgardo Quiroz ?? REALTOR ??509-350-2355 ??hablo espa?ol #relocatingtotricitieswa #relocating #funthingstodoinwashingtonstsate #washingtonstate #smallbusinesssupport

Community engagement is back! Kelly Grogan reminds us why being visible in your community is more crucial than ever for restaurant success. Shake hands, build relationships. The difference between a good restaurant and a great one? Community involvement. Ask yourself: How visible is your restaurant in the community? Are you actively engaging with local businesses and organizations? Is your catering program part of your community outreach? Don't just be another restaurant on the street. Be THE restaurant in your community. Listen to the full episode now! #CommunityEngagement #RestaurantMarketing #LocalBusinessSuccess #LocalMarketing

Repair cafes are fixing the world one item at a time. Here is the data from Eastside Repair Cafe, Tasmania for 2024. #repaircafe #Tasmania #voicesforrepair #circulareconomy

Top Resident Engagement Events for your community ?? 1) Community Pool Party ?? - Bring your residents together for a fun day of food, drinks, and water activities. Pool parties are a great way to foster community spirit! 2) Neighborly Meet & Greet ?? - Host an event to connect residents and foster relationships within the community. It’s the perfect way to create a welcoming environment, and it allows for your residents to get to know each other. 3) Pet Picnic ?? ?? - Have a pet friendly community? What better way to bring your residents together than to host a picnic where pets are welcomed. 4) Food Truck on The Lawn ?? ?? - Bring the food to your community and let the rest do itself. This zero cost event, allows your residents to go out while still being right at home. Mingling amongst good food and good neighborly company. Want an opportunity to win a sponsored resident event ? All you have to do is a share an event in the comments below ??

Sweetgrass has been woven into Indigenous culture and medicine in Nova Scotia for generations. ?? A community-led collaboration between Indigenous communities and?Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC)?supports sustainable sweetgrass cultivation in the community. ?? The goal is to make sweetgrass more accessible to Indigenous users.? ?? We highlight this collaboration to celebrate Springboard's 20th anniversary. ?? ?? Read more: https://lnkd.in/e672nvqX #traditionalknowledge #communitycollaboration The Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq #UnamaKiInstituteofNaturalResources #Etuaptmumk

Exciting news in Hebron, Connecticut! ?? Looks like we have a new restaurant opening up soon, The Ranch House, bringing positive vibes to our wonderful community. Whether it's a new local business, a community event, or a heartwarming story, let's celebrate the spirit of Hebron together! Spread the joy and share your favorite things about our town in the comments below. #HebronCT #CommunityPride #GoodNews"

Downtown Worcester BID will utilize the awarded funds to enhance its annual festival through initiatives such as expanding its market staffing and campaigning, increasing its talent and production budget, and installing new equipment to process SNAP-EBT benefits. https://lnkd.in/emiwuRvE

I want to run for #Whatcom County council in a few years. Here is what I'm thinking for my platform so far, accepting all feedback: * Re-name the city of Ferndale, Jam. It used to be a logjam and Jam was its initial name. *Return Mt. Baker's name to Kulshan. Mr. Baker literally just pointed at the peak of Kulshan from a boat and said "hey, check that out," and Cpt. George Vancouver said "i think its a mountain, we'll name it after you Mr. Baker." *Preserve farmland while increasing water quality. *More re-forestation. * Salmon! Just...SALMON!!!! *Support the creation of more hobby farms and then more county festivals to showcase all the hobby farms. *Rural Internet! To support more virtual jobs. *Create a county gimmick as a tourist attraction, like the largest wood dutch shoe in the world. *Find a sibling city in Eastern Washington and another State, then promote each other and coordinate on events. Find another place with the vibe that Whatcom needs to grow more into. *Host a regional #pickleball tournament, get those tourist dollars flowing in. *Community Solar. *The whole goal is to create a vibe that attracts more people to live here and contribute to that vision. The vibe should be relaxed, farmy (food), glampy, family, sustainable, fun, active, inclusive, historical, healthy and affordable.