What does it mean to be a SUPER host?
It’s really simple: You determine a location for your nonprofit, faith community, neighborhood group or co-workers to meet on September 23, 2017, for a mealtime conversation to listen to one another’s stories and figure out together fun, creative ideas around how we can make our communities even better.
You have the choice to host a breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy-hour or wherever you want, and serve whatever you like – from a catered or home-cooked meal to a picnic, barbecue or soup-and-salad meal.
What should an Around the Table gathering look like?
Super Hosts are encouraged to be creative. The priority is to create an atmosphere conducive to meaningful conversation – a potluck or a catered meal are a few ideas.
What is a Super Host’s responsibilities?
- The Super Host is responsible for picking up the “Host Kits” for each table they sign up for.
- The Super Host invites their colleagues, donors, volunteers, and others to their table as guests.
- The Super Host makes sure there is a facilitator overseeing every table conversation during Around the Table.
- Making sure everyone has been given a chance to be heard.
- The Super Host is responsible for collecting the written surveys and email list after the event.
- Fill at least 5 tables. (8-12 guests)Take and share one table photo with us. (email: info@welovelb.org)
How do I get started?
Visit http://aroundthetablelb.com to register your event beginning July 11th.
What is expected of me during and after my Around the Table gathering is over?
We look forward to hearing about the stories and commitments discussed at your gathering. We encourage all participants to share insights, photos and videos on social media throughout the day, using #aroundthetableLB
