AllCommons

How's everyone feeling today?

Loneliness isn’t a solo problem—it’s a call for collective action. 🌱

Here’s how we tackle it:
🔹 Turn benches into conversation starters.
🔹 Transform libraries into skill-sharing hubs.
🔹 Rewrite ‘strangers’ as neighbors-in-waiting.

#CommunityFirst #GrassrootsAction #SmallButMighty

What if your platform wasn’t designed by Lumon?

No code detectors. No waffle parties. Just frameworks for “innie” & “outie” harmony.

While we all wait with bated breath for the finale this week… let's focus on creating spaces where our full selves can thrive. 🌱

💫 Exactly! Small gatherings are where trust is built. The foundation for everything needed to build community. Plus, 10 people showing up = 10 people who will bring someone along next time.

🌱 Real change isn’t built in a day. We’ve all seen how quick fixes leave gaps. But here’s the thing:

Lasting solutions start with communities deciding together what matters.

No bill or ballot can replace the work of showing up.

So let’s keep building systems that last, not bandaids that fray.

Amen. Not only finding/building community but maintaining it as well. Which can sometimes be much harder.

🌿 What’s your community’s glue?
We’ve seen it everywhere:
The neighbor who organizes the block party.
The volunteer who rallies the cleanup crew.
The quiet magic of people showing up.

Share your stories👇

P.S. Still in beta, but we’re here to listen. What’s missing from your community toolkit?

The profit motive really does get in the way of genuine connections.

That's amazing!

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Yup!

Anything that gives back to your community while also helping you build stronger connections within it will do.

It really is that simple. Acts don't always have to be huge to be revolutionary.

This is a really big concern we've seen. Orgs want to hold an event at night and are surprised when not as many people show up. Community organizing literally involves the whole community. Not just fractions of it.

We need community now more than ever. Take some time to research a local group you might benefit from participating in. Maybe it's a local charity, a sports group, or volunteering with your local Democrats. This might mean stepping out of your comfort zone, but that might be just what we all need.