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Help Rebuild Community -
One Gathering at a Time

Loneliness is rising, and many neighbors don't know the people right next door.

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The Unplugged collective creates screen-free gatherings where people share meals, stories, and real connection.

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Your donation helps keep these gatherings accessible and growing.

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$10 / month helps provide materials for gatherings

$25 / month supports monthly community events

$50 / month helps grow Unplugged programs

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Build Sustainable Community

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What Your Support Makes Possible

  • Community potlucks where neighbors meet for the first time

  • Weekly walk and talks that build friendships

  • Skill shares and creative events

  • Intergenerational programs connecting kids, adults and seniors

These simple gatherings create something powerful: belonging

In the past year:

  • 20 gatherings hosted

  • 100 + neighbors connected

  • 1 growing movement for real community

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The Unplugged Collective

Unplugged began as a simple idea: put the phones away and come back to what matters. Conversation, shared meals, and real human presence. What started as small screen-free gatherings has grown into something much larger.

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Now we're evolving into a living network, a nonprofit dedicated to mapping, amplifying, and supporting community builders, gardens, mutual aid groups, and creative projects already bringing people together. We're still unplugging, but now its about unplugging from isolation and disconnection, so we can reconnect with each other and the places we call home.

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Every dollar we raise helps us continue this work of creating accessible gatherings, supporting neighborhood initiatives, and building the local map that will make the efforts visible and connected.

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If you believe in reweaving the fabric of community, we'd love your support. Together we can keep this movement growing. One conversation, one garden, and one act of care at a time.

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