Co-Working

During the day we offer a co-working space that seeks to serve those who are working for the benefit of our community. We prioritize serving small non-profits and people such as social-workers or community organizers. If you are doing good work and would like to join us please reach out!

Hours:
We are open Monday through Thursday 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. and Friday 9 A.M.-12 P.M. with a co-working community lunch provided Fridays 12 P.M. -12:30 P.M.

The perks!

Hospitality: We will keep the coffee coming and the tea ready whenever co-working is open.
WiFi: Free High-speed internet and WiFi
Meeting space: we have a reservable meeting room for up to six people should you need to hold a more private meeting.
Community: We are a co-working space for those in the social service and community development industries. We are a community of people working in, for, and with the community around us. Come inspire and be inspired by others working for similar causes as yourself.
Printing and copying: We have a printer copier on site and allow each member a generous printing allotment each month.

Membership Cost :

As St. Paul’s On The Way continues to learn and grow we want our co-working space to reflect this and we want to make it as easy as possible for community members to join us along the way in this process.

Therefore, for the next six months, from March through August St. Paul’s On The Way co-working memberships will be by suggested donation. Our suggestions for donations will follow our original fee structure which is between $40-55 a month using the site between 12 and 28 hours a week, or between $3 and $5 per day. We ask that you reflect on how much you use the site per month and use this to make a donation at the end of the month.

Note: if your donation is less than $25.00 we would appreciate it if you would make this donation by check, or wait to donate online until the amount you wish to donate reaches $25.

We plan to gather feedback throughout the summer and provide clear communication at the beginning of August about what will follow this six-month period.

Donations can be made here.

Try it out: Email us or just come in and get a temporary card from us good for 6 free hours to test out our space and see if it's right for you!

Community Lunches: We hold co-working community learning lunches from time to time. If you are intrested in leading a lunch contact David Barickman

The next lunch is on April 13 and will be on Environmental Policy. RSVP here

Q & A

Do I have to be religious/christian/Episcopalian to work here?
No! Co-working at St. Paul’s On The Way is for people of any faith or no faith. We are Episcopalian and we will be true to our identity as such. We strive to offer our space in true hospitality and ask that you simply be yourself and respect the identities of others as well.

Are you just trying to get me to come to your Church?
No, there is absolutely no expectation that our co-working community should come to our evening worship gatherings. If you would like to join us for those, we would gladly welcome you.

What if I have issues, who do I talk to?
We have a co-working manager who is present at our space during open co-working hours to welcome you in, field any questions, and resolve any issues you may have. You can find their contact info here.

How do I sign up for a membership?
Email our co-working manager who will meet with you, get you started, and answer any of your questions.

Can I have a permanent desk/office?
Unfortunately we do not have the space for permanent dedicated offices at our location. However, we do have lockers you can rent monthly for a small fee.

Do you rent your space?
Currently we do not rent out our space for private events. However, in the future this may be a possibility.