Elisha Gordon
Bio coming. For now, say hi at the next event on the calendar — we’ll be the ones with the clipboard and the bagels.
Volunteer board, one year term, no salary. We meet when there’s something to talk about — usually a kitchen table; in summer, a porch. Members welcome. Minutes go in the newsletter.
Bio coming. For now, say hi at the next event on the calendar — we’ll be the ones with the clipboard and the bagels.
Bio coming. For now, say hi at the next event on the calendar — we’ll be the ones with the clipboard and the bagels.
Bio coming. For now, say hi at the next event on the calendar — we’ll be the ones with the clipboard and the bagels.
Bio coming. For now, say hi at the next event on the calendar — we’ll be the ones with the clipboard and the bagels.
Patrick is an entrepreneur who has founded multiple companies. He loves learning new things and has recently developed a passion for houseplants, native gardens, and bird feeding. He serves on the board of directors for multiple nonprofits and loves spending time with his kiddos.
Most of what DPWNA actually does happens in a committee — Arbor Day, the spring cleanup, the holiday potluck, the newsletter. The board mostly keeps the lights on.
Have an idea? You don’t need permission. Find two or three neighbors who care about the same thing, give it a name, and tell us. We’ll back it (potentially with a small budget), list it in the newsletter, and help you find more hands.
Or come to the next thing on the calendar and corner whoever’s holding the clipboard.