WeWork’s bankruptcy filing proves just how much value coworking spaces give away….

The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us feeling out of sorts. Many have a hard time describing their own mental state right now. We’re feeling anxious, fearful, exhausted, lonely, frustrated and a host of other emotions. There has, in addition, been a physical toll. This emotional heaviness is across the board. You are not alone. So, what do we do? How do we practice self-care and keep our mental wellness tank full?

WorkLodge, a Texas-based, Coworking Space announces it’s first ever, “Black Friday Sales” event offering unprecedented deals to help entrepreneurs and small business owners, battered by COVID-19 get back to work.

“The goal was to find a way that we could bring more value to our local, business community in a responsible and intentional way, while getting creative with our workspace offerings to help us help others, within our local communities”. – Mike Thakur, Founder

“Transformational coworking company is focusing on giving back in a big way.”

WorkLodge, a local coworking space that “changes lives” is announcing its first annual “Gabriel Week”, a week–long initiative to give to those less fortunate in a powerful way. As part of its mission to “be generous”, WorkLodge is giving one non-profit organization free office space for a year.

WorkLodge’s primary non-profit partner, The Gabriel Project, is an organization with a mission to help the ones that have been forgotten by society, both locally (in our own communities) and beyond (around the world). While building orphanages in third world countries – with plans to build more, the Gabriel Project is flying the flag to bring more awareness, while encouraging others to give back in their communities.

I received this email from one of our incredible Lodgers who’ve seen their Startup explode over the last year. But… That business growth took them into a new area geographically where WorkLodge doesn’t have a location… yet.

We’ll miss you and the team Chris!