By Nel Taylor Someone working from [a Collective Abundance] model doesn’t wait for big grants to trickle down. They find creative, hyper-local ways to resource others in the community by sharing donors ethically, co-hosting campaigns, exchanging labor, pooling sponsorships, and even trading non-cash resources that reduce expenses. The post Maybe it’s time to acknowledge scarcity… in order to cultivate collective abundance appeared first on CCF.
