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Weekend For Good 2021

I’d been waiting for Weekend For Good to return for so long. Like most in-person events, Weekend For Good was canceled during the years of the pandemic; I hadn’t been a part of one since the Latino Community Coalition in 2018.

This year, I applied as both a designer and web developer. I wasn’t sure what would be more needed—plus, why the hell not. I was then one of six people that were assigned as “floaters”. I’m sure there were joke references I should make. Ultimately, it just meant bouncing between projects that needed help from multiple angles.

For the first day-and-a-half, I was doing some small digital design and WordPress work with the Roosevelt Park Neighborhood Association. The second half was coding the events page for the DAAC…after a short crash course in Drupal.

This event is so much fun, and I honestly don’t know how I went so long without it.

Interested? Definitely check out their website.

my view from the table while working on the roosevelt park neighborhood association website
group shot of the roosevelt park neighborhood association volunteer team
my view from the table while working on the roosevelt park neighborhood association wordpress
photo of me working on the daac website
branden garrett and myself celebrating the end of the weekend
branden garrett, ian labardee, and myself posing in front of the Little Space Studio sign at weekend for good
the volunteers for the d.a.a.c. website at weekend for good 2021

Weekend For Good happens every year, usually in the first weekend of November. It’s a weekend to donate to nonprofits with nothing more than your talents. Designers, developers, writers, project managers, and more—all working together for food & drinks! Lots, and lots of drinks, sometimes…

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