Humans Getting Together…What a Concept
HOA Community Calendar
Help your community get social on a more human level. Your HOA Community Calendar lets residents see — and join — all kinds of festivities. From HOA events, to casual gatherings and neighborhood picnics, what’s up will never be on the down low.
When people hang out, they like each other.
Residents become emotionally invested.
Disputes resolve themselves without intervention.
Did we mention you’re a genius?
HOA Calendar Questions
Q: How do I set up this calendar?
A: You don’t really need to do anything but add your events. Then, encourage members to do the same. Like everything else on the website, it’s easy.
Q: Shouldn’t management have full control of this thing?
A: You’ll have managerial access and the ability to post and edit the Community Calendar. But think about it. If management is the one sending all the invites and scheduling all the events, are they going to sound as fun as invitations made by neighbors? Look, we know you’re a fun guy (or gal), but let’s not force it.
Q: What’s the catch?
A: No catch — unless you count people having fun and getting together as some sort of catch. And in that case, we recommend you attend all the gatherings (meetings don’t count), so you can experience the warm fuzzies for yourself.
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