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Warner Area TimeBank!

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What is a Time Bank?
A Time Bank is a record keeping of the time that people spend doing things for other people.
For each HOUR of service that you do something for someone, you earn a "TIME DOLLAR".
As you save up your Time Dollars in "the bank", you can redeem them to have someone else do something for YOU!

A story on Good Morning America about Time Banking   

  An interview with Edgar Cahn - founder of Time Banks

How is the Warner Area TimeBank doing?
The Warner Area TimeBank officially began operating in the Fall of 2009.
After several small presentations at various locations within the town of Warner to explain what Time Banking is all about, there were enough people interested in making it happen.

As of last count we are now 35 members!
Among these members, there have been over two dozen service exchanges, including:

• cordwood stacking;

• mushroom discovery & recognition;

• garden roto-tilling;

• window washing;

• guitar music performance at a Pot Luck dinner;

• website updating & maintenance;

• designing invitations on your own computer;

• computer help (Mac);

• knitting lessons;

• pet sitting (& walking, too!);

• preparing vegetarian meals;

• desktop publishing services;

• ride provided to airport;

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How YOU can join:
Anyone wishing to become a member of the Warner Area TimeBank can apply in several ways:

• Visit our "Office Hours" most Saturday mornings (typically ~10am-noon) at the Pillsbury Free Library
  to meet in person with one of our co-ordinators — NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY!
  

• Apply on-line by clicking on this > JOIN < link, or the one at the top of this page;
  

• Go to: http://warner.timebanks.org to visit our Community Weaver webpage;
  (with limited access for non-members), 
  then click on "Create New Account" in the login box on the right side of the page;
  

• Make an appointment for a convenient time and/or alternate location with one of our TimeBank coordinators:

Faith Minton	-	456-3098
Edie Daigle	-	456-2384
Fern Lampron	-	456-2291

• In fact, we can even help you apply over the phone!
  
  

  NOTE: Unless you have already met with one of the coordinators listed above,  you will still need to meet with one in person  for a brief orientation before becoming a member.

   

More FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)  coming soon!