Decent jobs are also not easy to come by. We want to support Woodstockers so they can build new businesses and create sustainable jobs for diverse income groups. We are working with New York State government agencies to create a physical hub where Woodstock entrepreneurs and innovators can find the advice and services they need to be successful.

Building on Woodstock’s history of creative and progressive values that benefit the community, we are planning a state-of-the-art co-working space where enterprising folks can rent, at a reasonable cost, space to work on their own projects, network, and socialize with like-minded neighbors.

Woodstock is short on adequate health services. We plan on dedicating facilities within our buildings to medical practitioners and health providers, nurturing a much-needed community of accessible healers.

The icing on the cake is a bigger public park for all to enjoy! We want to extend the Forever Green area in front of the former library, more than doubling its size and creating a new park located on the lawns of the former Lasher Funeral Home. This new park will feature natural ponds, permaculture orchards, old-tree celebration spaces, and a natural play area for children, honoring the past while addressing current needs.