Yesterday the San Diego Central Library called. During COVID-19, while libraries are closed, they’re actively looking for funding to deploy Little Free Libraries across the city. These free book exchanges would be a great initiative for them during these trying times. They were wondering if SDFWA would be interested in collaborating.
I told them, “Of course we would!”
Recently, Mike McElhiney started a project for the Wellness Center of the SDPD. This was immediately on the heels of projects for the Humane Society, Fire Station #27, and the Western Division Police Department.
There’s a long history of SDFWA doing community service.
In 2021 I’d like to get organized around community outreach & service.
We have 1100 talented members. We have a workshop with an abundance of tools and workspace. We have a long tradition of helping with our woodworking skills. Such efforts help others but also help us; collaborating to make things is good for the soul.
To make a difference during 2021 we need to start getting organized now.
The most important action for making this happen is to grow a team.
Write to me if helping others appeals to you at president@sdfwa.org