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Save Our Town video series starts Thursday, June 27

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WHAT MATTERS Warren Invitation:

In this video, George McIntyre, Craig Laird and Beth Medved Waller discuss an opportunity to gather to continue the process of overcoming the current state of turmoil in our community. On Thursday, June 27, from 11:30am to 1pm, The Front Royal Independent Business Alliance will host a free screening that will be the first in a series of videos. The first video is “Idea Friendly: How to Make Your Town Open to New Ideas” featuring Becky McCray and Deb Brown from SaveYour.Town, and it will be held at the WHAT MATTERS Community Meeting Space, Open House: Meet in the Middle (213 E. Main St. & adjacent to the Daily Grind Coffee Shop). McCray and Brown will talk about the process for making your ideas work in town.

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“Too often, pessimists shoot down your ideas. But you have great ideas, a vision of what your town could be. How do you start making things happen? Learn the practical steps you can take to change attitudes, draw a crowd of supporters, improve the environment and create more connections, no matter what the pessimists say or do,” said McCray.

This event is designed to show our community new ways to get things done. There is no charge to attend this screening and a lively discussion is planned to follow. The Apple House will provide brown bag lunches for $5 and complimentary coffee/tea/water is available at Open House. The gathering will begin at 11:30am and video will start promptly at noon. “Together we’ll work through the process to make your town more Idea Friendly. We’ll show you how to Gather Your Crowd, Make Connections and Take Small Steps. It all adds up to creating the kind of town you want to live in,” said Brown.

Learn more about Brown and McCray online.

Also, please mark your calendars for Friday, July 12th from 6-7pm for the next “Conversation of Hope” sponsored by WHAT MATTERS. At the first “Conversation,” dozens of community members gathered to share positive comments about moving forward and embracing the good qualities, people and vitality that Warren County has to offer.


A WHAT MATTERS INITIATIVE

Are you or your group in need of a free video that could be created to help market your cause or event?  Beth’s WHAT MATTERS Warren videos post on Facebook and YouTube. They are also shared with the Royal Examiner online (most are distributed in their daily email blast to thousands of local residents). Sign up for Royal Examiner Email Alerts HERE and check out the “WHAT MATTERS Warren” tab under “Features.”

Visit www.whatmattersw2.com “Community” section to request a TOWN TIP or WHAT MATTERS WARREN BETHvid.

Learn more Beth’s nonprofit, WHAT MATTERS, a 501 (c) (3), at www.whatmattersw2.com – check out the “Community” section to request a TOWN TIP or WHAT MATTERS WARREN BETHvid or contact her at 540-671-6145 or beth@whatmattersw2.com.


About WHAT MATTERS:

WHAT MATTERS is a 501(c)(3) that focuses on local and global outreach to help spread the word, support and raise funds for causes that matter (primarily through Facebook). WHAT MATTERS has ZERO overhead as 100% of the expenses are funded by Beth’s real estate business thanks to her clients and supporters.  Every cent raised goes to the cause she’s promoting and most are matched by Beth. If you’d like to get involved, or travel to Africa with her on a future trip to work with the children of Light up Life Foundations, please visit www.whatmattersw2.com.

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