This document discusses how connecting citizens through sharing resources like sugar, ladders, or cows can help neighborhoods thrive by turning them into communities where neighbors interact and inspire each other. It suggests a platform called CitizenGood that could help neighborhoods locally support each other while also connecting citizens globally to share resources and care across communities.

2. Leveraging the potential of
the (un)common citizen
toward the cause of the
greater good.

3. Through connecting people
who share space, so they can
share stuff.

4. Like sugar.

5. Or a ladder.

6. Or a cow.

7. Because neighborhoods should
be made up of neighbors, not
parked cars and bluelit
windows.

8. Localization is healthy for
the global citizen.

9. But it’s not inspiring.

10. And an inspired citizen is a
better citizen.

11. Communities thrive when their
citizens connect, create and
care.

12. Our story is about helping
your story.

13. And your neighborhood here send
support to a neighborhood there.

14. CitizenGood is____.