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Roanoke Valley
TimeBank





Earn spendable Time Dollars for
doing what makes
you happy

Make new associations by
networking locally

Partner in strengthening your
community

Give what you want -
get what you need

TimeBanks reward folks for
doing what they want to do

The Roanoke Valley TimeBank is a member of TimeBanks USA.  Click the image above
to visit their website.

Click on the text above to find out what
Time Banking is all about.

 
 
Welcome to the temporary Roanoke Valley TimeBank
webpage!  Our permanent website is currently under
construction, but on this page you'll find links to lots of
information about what TimeBanks are, how they work,
and what they can do for you and your community.

If you would like more information about the Roanoke
Valley TimeBank, or want a personal invitation to one
of our free membership events, please complete the
form at the bottom of this page and someone will
contact you to answer any questions that you might have.

Thank you for your patience as we complete our site.

Paul Thompson
Membership Coordinator

Roanoke Valley TimeBank
4504 Starkey Road, S.W.  Suite 120
Roanoke, VA  24018

Phone  540-342-2063  Ext. 304
Cell      540-797-8416
Email    timebank@conflictresolutioncenter.us 






                



                  "It takes a village to raise a child,
                   but what does it take to raise a village?"


                                        Edgar Cahn
                                        Founder, TimeBanks USA




 

The Roanoke Valley is finally joining the national network of community TimeBanks.


Image: 

It's About Time Roanoke!


 

  What Is a TimeBank?

A TimeBank is a community of people who sup-
port each other. When you spend an hour to do
something for an individual or group, you earn a
Time Dollar. Then you can use that Time Dollar
to buy an hour of any other neighbor's time or
engage in a group activity offered by a neighbor.
Take a look at the Circle of Caring diagram here to
see some examples.

It's that simple. Yet it also has profound effects.
You get to know your neighbors and build an old-
fashioned extended family of people who take care
of each other. TimeBanks are limited only by the
imagination of their members, so they reflect the
unique needs and aspirations of their own
communities.     


    Why a TimeBank?

With Time Banking, you will be working with a
group of individuals who are joined together for
the common good. It brings out the best in peo-
ple, because Time Banking is a system that con-
nects unmet needs with untapped resources.
In that simple way, Time Banking changes the
world. It may be through a single exchange be-
tween two friends. Or it might be by changing the
dynamics of human service agencies and non-
profits that serve thousands and even millions of
people over time.

There are hundreds of TimeBanks across America
and around the world.  Click here to visit a
TimeBank in Wisconsin.  Click here to visit
another TimeBank in Ohio. 


 
 
Time Banking is Coming to the Roanoke Valley!

Reaching Out to New Members
In the coming weeks, we'll be publicizing potluck suppers and other entertaining events across the community to explain how Time Banking can help individuals and organizations.  Everyone who helps out will earn Time Dollars.

Launching Our TimeBank
Within 60 days, we expect to have at least 50 members.  That will give us enough people to begin trading services with each other.  Every new member will receive spendable Time Dollars just for joining. 

Building the TimeBank over Time
As the TimeBank grows, members will be encouraged to guide its future by helping to plan future events, activities, and goals.  The more individuals and organizations that join the RVTB, the more services members will have available to them, as well as to their families and neighborhoods.

 

Check out these short videos about TimeBanks in America and England.  The one to the right was made by a member of a TimeBank in Michigan, who earned Time Dollars for his effort.  The video below, left is a public television piece about a TimeBank in Vermont, while the video to its right is about a TimeBank operating out of a doctor's office in England.

 
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