This article was originally written in collaboration with Jo Meunier and was featured in Allwork.Space
For workspaces that thrive on people-centric communities, their greatest asset is not necessarily space or amenities but the coming-together of members and the mutual thread of amity and support that connects them.
Therefore it’s perhaps not surprising that the goodwill of these spaces frequently extends to charitable giving projects beyond their own four walls.
This article was originally written in collaboration with Cecilia Amador and was featured in Allwork.Space
Lack of interest and the will to do things isn’t what keeps some people and communities from developing and advancing. Oftentimes, it’s lack of opportunity, lack of resources, and lack of knowledge.
The workspace-as-a-service industry is in a unique position to help communities, individuals, and organizations succeed. Most workspace operators have a strong and close tie to their local communities, and they have the resources that many organizations are lacking or don’t have access to in order to succeed.
This article was originally written in collaboration with Jo Meunier and was featured in Allwork.Space
Feature image taken from Giving Tuesday website.
The end-of year holiday season is a time when people turn their attention to goodwill and giving. Yet in recent years, this time has also become focused on the commercial frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
This article was originally written in collaboration with Jo Meunier and was featured in Allwork.Space
Feature image The Farm Coworking, Style Me Pretty Event. Grabbed from The Farm Coworking Facebook Page.
The flexible workspace industry is no stranger to charity work, which is clearly evident in the ongoing expansion of the All Good Work foundation. Its most recent Hosts include Cohere Coworking in Fort Collins, Colorado, and The Farm Coworking in SoHo, New York City, which are now both ready to welcome their first nonprofit Residents.
This article was originally written in collaboration with Jo Meunier and was featured in Allwork.Space
Office Evolution Adds Seven Colorado Locations to All Good Work Foundation.
“Office Evolution is a big believer in community and Ohana – a Hawaiian word for family.”
So says Jane McPherson, VP of Marketing at Office Evolution, one of North America’s fastest-growing flexible workspace brands.
This article was originally written in collaboration with Jo Meunier and was featured in Allwork.Space
In April 2014, Quest Workspaces welcomed a new client to their Miami offices at 777 Brickell Avenue. However, this wasn’t any ordinary serviced workspace arrangement.
The client in question was Style Saves, a non-profit organization that accepted the offer of donated office space through Quest Workspaces’ program, Quest Cares. Style Saves is a registered charity founded by fashion stylist Rachael Russell, which aims to empower under-privileged students in Miami, Florida, by providing them with school uniforms, supplies, equipment and prescription eyewear to support their journey through education.
This article was originally written in collaboration with Jo Meunier and was featured in Allwork.Space
Every flexible workspace has a natural churn as clients come and go, especially in the early days of setting up a new business center. But rather than preserving empty offices like showrooms, what if spare workspace could be put to greater use?
This article was originally written in collaboration with Cecilia Amador and was featured in Allwork.Space
“Let’s change the world we work in, not just the way we work.” – Frank Cottle
All Good Work is an initiative between Frank Cottle from ABCN, Tony Bacigalupo from New Work Cities, and Nate Heasley from Goodnik, that seeks to put unused workspace to good use.
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