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Central Coast Hour Exchange


Creating Community One Hour at a Time


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CONTACT US!
CentralCoastHourExchange@gmail.com

For potlucks in Los Osos: Questions? Want to help? Email us at the address above or leave a message at 805-316-0462 and we'll get back with you.

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San Luis Obispo County, CA

Phone 805-316-0462

87 MEMBERS 12,013 HOURS EXCHANGED

If you have any questions or feedback for us we'd love to hear your thoughts!

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UPCOMING POTLUCK DATES

Please mark your calendars -
our tenative dates are:


MONDAY June 12th 6:30PM

NO POTLUCK IN JULY
MONDAY August 14th 6:30PM
SATURDAY September 9th 1:00PM

MONDAY October 9th 6:30Pm
SATURDAY November 11th 1:00PM
MONDAY December 11th 6:30PM
SATURDAY January 13th 1:00PM
MONDAY February 12th 6:30PM



Daisy Hill Mobile Home Park Clubhouse
1595 Los Osos Valley Rd, Los Osos

These are potlucks!
That means bring a dish to share
(and earn an hour)

AND bring your own plate(s) and silverware, etc.
Bring yourself, your family, and friends
especially if they are interested in joining
CCHE!


Meetings are open to all members, guests, and future members.




 

Central Coast Hour Exchange is a member-led organization started in 2012 with three main goals:

  • Strengthen the fabric of our community.
  • Serve people and give them a means to serve.
  • Establish new relationships and meet real needs of our community members.

The Mission of the Central Coast Hour Exchange is to encourage people to connect with others in the community to build networks of mutual assistance and create a more resilient and sustainable local community.

We recognize that each person has talents to share, and that the overall community is strengthened when neighbors help one another. For every hour that you help meet the needs of another member, you earn a time credit through the exchange. This time credit can then be redeemed for services from others, and the cycle of helping grows and strengthens.

√ Imagine getting hour credits for providing services and using skills that you enjoy. 

√ Imagine using those hour credits for the things you least enjoy or can’t do for yourself!