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star-24px 2021 AARP Community Challenge Grantee

Project Category

Coronavirus recovery
The Kokua Exchange timebank will help to alleviate economic burden and deepen connections between community members. Timebanking, also known as skillsharing, is an opportunity that allows the community to barter services indirectly with other people by locking their trade/barter hours into the bank.

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Flyer for Kokua Exchange Timebank webinars
Presentation slide "What is Timebanking?"
Presentation slide "Why Join a Timebank?"

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