Maple Street park benches, funded in 30 days.
Six cedar benches, two planters, and a shade canopy, voted in by the block and installed this spring.
$25,000 raised · every invoice publicCommon pools neighborhood giving into local projects you can vote on, fund, and watch get built, down to the receipt.
No black box, no overhead games. Every dollar is pooled, voted, and spent in public, with the paperwork to prove it.
Every gift lands in a shared chest with a public balance. Watch the pool fill in real time, no middle layer.
Neighbors propose projects and rank them. The block decides what gets built first, one resident, one vote.
When a project ships, the invoices go up. Lumber, labor, permits, all itemized and timestamped for anyone.
Six cedar benches, two planters, and a shade canopy, voted in by the block and installed this spring.
$25,000 raised · every invoice publicEach one was proposed on the block, voted up, paid from the shared chest, and closed out with itemized receipts. Here is what the small dollars actually bought.
Six cedar benches, two planters, and a fabric shade canopy for the playground edge, built by a local carpentry crew.
Solar pedestrian beacons at the two unlit corners by the elementary school, plus fresh paint on both crossings.
Twelve raised beds, a rain barrel, and a tool shed on a cleared vacant lot, now tended by forty households.
A 90 foot mural by two resident artists and warm LED lighting that made the rail underpass walkable after dark.
Start a project on your street, or chip into one already open. The chest is shared, the receipts are public, the benches are real.