Welcome to Valley Time Trade
Your Timebank Needs You!
Did you know that you can earn time dollars for helping to run our timebank? We need more members to get involved by joining the Core Group that meets once a month or working on one of our committees. Here are the people you need to talk to:
Membership: Devorah Levy
Tech Support and Communications: Loren Halman
Administration: Emily Wergin
Events and Classes: Jessica Tanner
Outreach and Organizational Memberships: Alisa Kowal and Mordi Kamel
URGENT! Check Your Spam Folder For VTT Messages!
It would appear that one of the glitches created by our new Community Weaver site is a failure for some email accounts to recognize Valley Time Trade messages. Please check your Spam folders to make sure you haven't been missing important VTT offers or requests! To prevent this from happening in the future, please add valley@community.timebanks.org to your contact list. We apologize for any inconvenience!
For any who would like a step-by-step guide for making sure all VTT emails come into your inbox, and not into spam, click here and find your email client in the list.
We know that particularly GMail accounts have been marking VTT emails as Spam. If you are using a GMail account, please make sure that you have added valley@community.timebanks.org to your contact list.
New Valley Time Trade website!
Welcome to our new trading system, Community Weaver 2.0!
Please send any bugs or questions to admin@valleytimetrade.org!
Bring in members in your area!
Help start Core Committees in your own area so that you have lots of VTT members near by. The best way is to approach organizations with folks who might be interested in joining Valley Time Trade. Contact a coordinator if you want help with this.
Participate!
This is your Valley Time Trade. Recruit folks, participate, make suggestions to the Core Committee, come to the annual meeting and make this the organization you want to be part of.
The goal of this time bank is to facilitate local transactions and build community. However you enter into transactions at your own risk. We recommend dealing with those you know. An excellent way to get to know each other is to attend community events like member potlucks and information sessions. Come to our next event (see sidebar at left, or www.valleytimetrade.wordpress.com/calendar/) to meet other Valley Time Trade members.
