Bank Owned Home Community Gardens | #Social Power

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Social Power for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

This sponsored opportunity was truly a dream come true.
I know, for some of you,
that you get a bit tired of the sponsored ops
and just want me to get back to making
and harvesting
and writing
and blogging about home and garden stuff.

Promise you that today is just that.
and then some.

You should RUN your fingertips to Social Power.
It is THE NEXT (now!!) BIG THING.

I was reading up on Social Power
and the best snippet I came across
described it as 
a platform
that harness the untapped power of social media
to resolve everyday issues.
#SocialPower

This minute of your life
will fill you in on the details:
 

Over at #SocialPower, I'm Following B.
I love the interface of the site
(though, admittedly, it wasn't immediately intuitive to me)
and in less than five minutes, I had my issue set up.

 

It is gardening season.
I am frustrated by how hard it is to get a slot in a community garden.
All the while there are vacant houses all around.

Community gardens in the front and back yards of Bank Owned properties
seems like a really neat win - win solution to me.

All I need are 999 more people to at least THINK this issue has potential.
You can support it by going to Social Power and supporting, commenting on, and sharing my issue 
across your networks.

As I say on my issue page,
the yards of many Bank Owned Homes are eyesores.
Let's do something productive about that.

Neighborhoods win, banks win and future homeowners win.
Set up correctly, there is no loser in this scenario.

So what do you think?
Are you in with me?

Now it is your turn to 
make a difference.

What is your issue?
How can I support you?