What's a Healthy Community?
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We all live and participate in one form of community or another. Some people are satisfied being mediocre, while others want to create IMPACT in their communities.
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What's a Healthy Community?
- 1. healthy communities Noland Hoshino, High Five Media and 2014 LCC Alumni (Best Class Ever!)
- 10. LIVE WORK PLAY
- 11. Learn to love yourself, 'cause if you can't love yourself, how the hell you gonna love somebody else? Rupaul
- 12. a healthy you
- 13. #ihaterunning
- 14. 10 months
- 17. Family isn’t always blood. It’s the people who accepts you for who you are.
- 18. what is a healthy home?
- 21. A man is called selfish not for pursuing his own good, but for neglecting his neighbor’s. Richard Whately
- 30. life is a journey, not a destination Steven Tyler
- 31. how can you improve your destination’s health?
- 35. Where you are right now is not your final destination
- 36. What are some healthy opportunities in our community?
- 37. Vancouver Neighborhood Alliance (VNA) provides a forum for leaders to meet each other and hear issues which will likely affect all neighborhoods. Our mission is to champion the collective interests and welfare of the neighborhoods and to strengthen relationships among the members, the public sector, and the community. Vancouver Neighborhood Alliance
- 38. The Giving Circle of Clark County focuses on a different issue of local importance each year. Members learn from experts as well as the presentations from area nonprofits requesting funding. Giving Circle Members collectively determine the grants to be made and the funds are presented at a final celebratory meeting in the Spring. GivingCircleClarkCounty.org
- 39. hOur IMPACT: Time Bank allows community members to exchange skills or services among one another without any money changing hands. Unlike bartering, which takes places a cash value on goods and services (and taxed accordingly), hOur IMPACT: Time Bank services are considered charitable acts. hOurIMPACT.org
- 41. A stone doesn’t move unless you move it
- 43. how will you contribute to a healthy community?
- 44. you are defined by what you give Noland Hoshino