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Haynie said the group behind is a major inspiration and has offered to share its software with the Spokane Time Exchange Project for free. Since then, she’s been doing research on other time banks and some of the software they use. The Spokane Time Exchange Project is also looking for an umbrella 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and an office.īethany Haynie, a West Central resident, said she went to the first Time Exchange Project meeting in November because she wanted to learn more about it. “Right now, we need people who have experience working on boards and setting up associations.” “We are still in the storming and forming part of the process,” Anderson said. About 45 people showed up to the group’s second meeting last week. The project began in West Central but is intended to cover all of Spokane, once things get up and running.
She’s known to many as the Tree Lady because of her work to reforest Spokane. “It involves no goods and no money so in many states it’s not taxable,” said Carrie Anderson, who is among the project leaders. The idea behind a time bank is pretty simple: Members volunteer skills, and every hour volunteered counts as a deposit into the time bank members may then withdraw a similar number of hours by getting help from other members. A group of Spokane residents is starting a time bank.
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