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Coworking Social
If you are in town this Friday. Come to The Coop's Coworking Social!
This Friday, December 16, 2011 from 6:30 until 11pm or so.... We’re kicking off our fun, old-fashioned family holidays with a celebration to giving, coworking, eating and kissing under the mistletoe at The Coop!
Desktime, The Coop, Uber and Refresh Chicago honor our holiday festivities inviting you to our first-ever Coworking Social & Toy Drive.
Also, we’ll collect toys in the Uber sleigh; each guest bringing a toy will receive $10 worth of Uber credits to use whenever, wherever, with whoever. All toys will be donated through WGN’s Morning News Drive-Thru Toy Drive, benefiting Jennifer Hudson’s Julian D. King Gift Foundation. Hope to see you there!
Downtown at The Coop
With great pleasure The Coop presents "Downtown," the first show at our new space. The Coop offers Chicago's young artists — typically relegated to artist-run and other independent spaces — their time in the prestigious River North gallery district. The artists' work is affordable and accessible, celebrating the arts and culture of our city from all walks of life.
Featuring The Post Family's very own Alex Fuller, Rod Hunting, David Sieren and some of our friends Margot Harrington, Linsey Burritt, Crystal Grover, Mike McQuade, Jesse Hora, Delicious Design League, Andy Luce, Stephanie Bassos, Plural and friends.
The Coop. 230 W Superior St, 2F in Chicago
August 4th, 5-11PM
Desktime is in NYC
With great pleasure I'd like to announce that we've introduced Desktime in New York City. Desktime pairs people with workspaces by the day, week and month. We started in Chicago and Austin and we'll be expanding to more cities soon! Take a look.
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Amit Gupta Needs You
Time for your good deed of the day. A few weeks ago Amit Gupta, the founder of Jelly, was diagnosed with leukemia. He's been undergoing chemotherapy, but in order to maximize his chance for survival he needs a blood transfusion. Unfortunately, there aren't enough people in the registry, and there is a severe shortage in the Indian and South Asian community. In fact, over half the people never find a match.
I've never met Amit but it's been reiterated that he's a pretty cool dude that has helped touched the lives of thousands of us. I'd like to pass on this message and hopefully we can help find Amit a match. Which is why we need your help to save Amit's life by taking a free test that takes about five minutes. You take a Q-tip, stick it in your mouth and spin it around. It's simple and painless, and you can do it from your home.
TAKE FIVE MINUTES TO HELP
1. Request a test online: http://marrow.org/Join/Join_Now/Join_Now.aspx
2. Forward this email to your Indian friends.
Unfortunalty time is running out: Amit needs a transfusion by the end of the month, so we need your help right away! Check out this link to learn more.