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What An Online Presence Can Do To Help Food Shelves Reach Vermonters In Need The Woodstock Community Food Shelf board of directors: back row, left to right: Sally Gottlieb, Joan Williamson, Norm Youknot and Laura Kent; front row: Cassie Horner, Sheila Murray and Bev Regan... |
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Discussing Technology and Open Data at the Woodstock Digital Media Festival On November 1st, the Vermont Digital Economy Project will be facilitating a discussion at the Woodstock Digital Media Festival on open data, a subject that will be introduced during a presentation by... |
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Like the Food Shelf on Facebook For The Woodstock Community Food Shelf Remember back when Irene was imminent and you were wondering how long power and phone would stay connected? Somewhere in the midst of the storm, we here in... |
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“Social Media Surgeons” Work in Woodstock On a Tuesday night, in the upstairs rooms of the Thompson Senior Center in Woodstock, Vermont, 17 members of nonprofit organizations from Woodstock, Killington, Plymouth, Chester, and other nearby... |
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Helping to Improve the Visibility of Food Shelves in Vermont Vermont’s strength is a direct result of the strength of the community organizations that step up in time of need, or provide ongoing assistance to members of the community in need. While these... |
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How a Woodstock Nonprofit Saved $1300 a Year Thanks to Digital Tools The Ottauquechee Community Partnership (OCPVT) is a locally funded non-profit organization with a focus on connecting young people to the community, bringing community resources to schools and... |
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Woodstock Area Nonprofits Join Together At the Vermont Digital Economy Project, we know that a connected community is a resilient community. While we’ve been focusing on using digital tools to build networks within a community, it’s just... |
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Tech Community Helps Build Three Nonprofit Websites Can a new rural rescue squad website promote public safety? How much more effective could a jobs bank be if the task of posting jobs were cut in half? How many additional people would a food shelf... |
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Woodstock Community Visit Report - 2006 Through the Community Visit process, Woodstock set community priorities for town/village merger, built an east end development corporation, expanded conservation, expanded walking trails, and... |
