Buy Nothing, Give Freely. Share the Bounty. The core of the Buy Nothing Project, started in 2013 by Rebecca Rockefeller and Liesl Clark, is simple. Neighbors connect, usually in a Facebook group, to offer and ask for items, no strings attached. Sound a
How did you spend your warm Texas Sunday morning? We helped out a bunch of fellow humans. This is the Austin Humanists at Work July 2018 recap! Even though there was some kind of global sporting event going on,
Hello everyone! Summer is in full swing, and as usual, we Texans are feelin’ hot, hot, hot! This is especially true for our clients, who don’t always have the option to get out of the heat (and rain). That’s why
Humidity was high…and the line was long…but the Austin Humanists at Work Volunteers soldiered on. This is your June 2018 recap! In spite of some steamy weather and a Father’s Day limited volunteer group, we still helped out a ton
Hi everyone! It’s June, and our 3rd Annual Bra Drive is in full swing! Bras aren’t a commonly donated item, but at least one person asks for one every month at our giveaways. Do you have one or two in
It was hot and humid…there were thunderbolts and lightning…but we had a great giveaway all the same. This is your May 2018 recap! Even though the weather threatened, it didn’t keep the Austin Humanists at Work from the swift completion of
Hi everyone! It’s May, and we Texans know – summer has begun! We’re already seeing highs in the 90s, and it’s only going to get hotter! To help our clients stay cool, we’ve added instant cold packs to our Amazon
It was a cool and windy morning…it sounds like the opening line to a novel, but it’s what we encountered for our April giveway. Here’s the recap: A cold front came through Austin on Saturday, but it couldn’t stop the
Hi everyone! We can’t believe it’s been two years since we changed our name from ATXAHH to Austin Humanists at Work. The time has flown by, and it has been a wonderful ride. We’ve seen the amount of people that
In late March, Austin Humanists at Work along with Keep Austin Fed received a large donation from a local anonymous donor. It was a wonderfully overcast morning to bring together over 25 volunteers, who sorted through seven pallets of hand