Cutting the Cost of Connecting

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Socializing can be expensive, especially if food and drinks are involved. After losing her job, Chicago-based content creator Aley Clark found it hard to admit to friends that she had to cut back on going out.

But everyone feels the pinch at some point, so she got past her embarrassment and found a solution instead. She started a fast-growing movement called Black Girl Playground to help people build community without breaking the bank.

They organize walks, exercise classes, flower arranging, bracelet-making, and the list goes on! Proof that money doesn’t buy you friends. All you need is a little creativity and an openness to connect.

Meet Clark and get great ideas for connecting with others…for FREE!

(Photo credit Aley Clark)

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Beth Houlton believes in the power of words and individual actions to fuel positive change, especially when done in an intentional way that benefits us all. Personal and professional endeavors in journalism, law, music, community activism, and nonprofit organizations that work for the greater good provide a unique yet multi-faceted perspective and motivation for this movement.