About us
The Baltimore TimeBank encourages people to come together to create a sharing community through the giving and receiving of services. The TimeBank is built on the principles that strength lies in community and that all people have value, talents and skills. The TimeBank promotes equality, social change, and empowerment.
Time Banking allows individuals to exchange services in the form of time credits or hours. This means that regardless of an individual's situation, their innate talents can be utilized to help others as well as gain services they may need. The exchange is then mutually beneficial and strengthens the community.
Please register at http://letsbmore.timebanks.org/ to participate in our community!
Upcoming events
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LetsBMore Monthly Meeting
·OnlineOnlinePlease join us for our next monthly meeting and potluck dinner.
Where: Hybrid format, in person or online
- Impact Hub Baltimore, 10 E. North Ave.
- Google Meet: (RSVP to get the link)
Website: https://www.letsbmore.org/
You can get to know other members of our time bank and meet the LetsBMore planning group. We'll talk about what exchanges have happened, and share highlights since our last meeting.
Food: Emil will bring pizza. Everyone is welcome to bring a dish to share, but it's not expected.
We alternate between second Tuesdays and second Thursdays each month.
Here are LetsBMore highlights from July and August:
- Jaykofi organized a utility room for Lytisha. She said “he did an amazing job!”
- Julian helped AK at a Digital Harbor event with the Thread Mentoring Program.
- Jenny provided legal advice to Ashima.
- Emil helped James with transportation.
- Rhea picked Emil up from Penn Station and also made him some yogurt.
Raven organized a Giving Love Bash on August 8th, at the Red Shed Village. Many from LetsBMore helped make this event a success!
- John Cleary helped Raven pass out flyers and also helped with transportation.
- John Miles cooked chicken to serve.
- Marshella helped Raven transport donations.
- Jaykofi and Julian helped out at the Bash, including putting up the big tent.
Offers posted on the LetsBMore website include vacation planning, legal help with setting up a non-profit or small business, drawing and painting lessons, professional organizing services, baking lessons, training in software version control, chemistry and biology tutoring, and more. Requests include picking up food donations, updating a WordPress website, cleaning and clearing space to open a co-op, German conversation practice, sorting household goods, fixing an outlet, and help or advice to fix or wax a scratch on a car.
We look forward to seeing you!
The LetsBMore planning group
- Paul Furth
- Jenny Kassan
- Raven Lane
- Emil Volcheck
If you have any questions, please email the LetsBMore planning group at info@letsbmore.org or text/call Emil at (443) 791-9910.
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Past events
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